ArbPing provides market-spread monitoring and structured Telegram information alerts for human review. It is for users who can assess market evidence and risks themselves; users make their own decisions and transactions.
Market information for human review; users make their own decisions and transactions.
Understand ArbPing spread alerts, CEX and DEX product boundaries, Telegram delivery, fee assumptions and the checks users make before deciding to trade.
No. ArbPing is not an arbitrage bot and does not provide auto trading or automatic execution. It does not place orders, connect trading accounts, custody assets, provide investment advice or promise profit. Users make their own decisions and perform their own transactions.
No. ArbPing does not require or collect exchange API keys and does not access your trading account. Linking Telegram provides a destination for information alerts, not permission to trade.
CEX Spot Spread Alerts compare the same spot asset across centralized exchanges, using available identity, route and limited order-book evidence. DEX-to-CEX Arbitrage Alerts compare bidirectional reference spreads between a specified Dexscreener pool on a chosen chain and a CEX USDT spot market. Dexscreener priceUsd is a reference snapshot, not an executable DEX bid or ask or net profit. The DEX product does not inherit CEX depth, shared-network or deposit and withdrawal checks.
The same ticker can represent different assets. If buy and sell contracts differ or evidence is missing, the system does not present the token identity as verified.
For CEX Spot Spread Alerts, a transfer route needs a shared network, withdrawal availability on the buy exchange and deposit availability on the sell exchange. Missing evidence is not confirmation. These checks do not guarantee that a transfer will succeed, and they do not apply to DEX-to-CEX Arbitrage Alerts.
No. ArbPing does not provide trading signals or investment advice and does not promise profit. CEX estimates depend on limited order-book evidence and fee assumptions; DEX reference spreads are not executable prices or net profit. Users must assess costs, liquidity and risks independently.
Check the member and purchase pages for current online checkout availability. When available, you can pay with USDT; otherwise contact support for manual activation.
No. Member and admin areas should be marked noindex and protected by server-side authentication.
The public exchange page shows the planned spot-exchange coverage. Actual alerts still depend on API availability, order-book quality, route status, and maintenance.
For CEX Spot Spread Alerts, member rules can cover the supported symbol catalog or narrow it with allowlists and blocklists. Supported does not mean every asset on every exchange. DEX-to-CEX Arbitrage Alerts instead monitor the specific pool, chain and CEX USDT spot market you choose.
For CEX Spot Spread Alerts, the member area accepts comma, space and newline separated symbol lists. BTC/USDT and BTCUSDT are recognized as BTC. This does not set up DEX pool monitors.
Frequency depends on real opportunities, member rules, deduplication, cooldowns, quiet hours, and Telegram delivery state. The system should not send alerts that do not match the rule.
Prices and liquidity can change between collection, delivery and your review. Slippage, limited depth, exchange outages, rate limits and transfer delays can change the result or prevent a transaction. A past snapshot does not establish current availability.
First identify the product and confirm the asset or pool identity. For CEX alerts, review current order books, the shared network, withdrawal and deposit status, route status, fee assumptions and snapshot freshness. For DEX alerts, confirm the selected chain, pool and CEX market, then obtain current executable quotes and assess liquidity, slippage and network costs separately. Recheck your actual fees and decide independently; missing evidence remains unverified.
Private chats are supported first. Groups or channels require extra permission checks and manual confirmation before release.
Common reasons include inactive subscription, missing risk acknowledgement, unverified Telegram target, narrow rules, excluded symbols, route blocking, quiet hours, or cooldowns.
For CEX Spot Spread Alerts, it means deposit, withdrawal, network or exchange restrictions introduce route risk. A paid plan or broader member rule cannot bypass global route checks. Stale or missing snapshots cannot release a blocked route. DEX reference spreads do not carry this CEX route verification.
Alerts describe market snapshots, not a continuous executable quote. Public examples are not live market data. Check timestamps and current market conditions before making any decision; neither delivery nor an older snapshot establishes that a price remains available.
The live listings summary covers a rolling 24-hour window, not a calendar day. While the page is open, it attempts to refresh on a one-minute cycle; this is not a second-by-second push or a promise that an exchange announcement appears immediately. Collection, caching and browser scheduling can delay updates. The summary includes only successfully collected announcements and does not guarantee coverage of every exchange or notice. Confirm trading times in the official exchange announcement. Historical date pages show a selected calendar day rather than the rolling window and do not use this automatic refresh cycle. If the live page falls back to the latest date with announcements, that is also calendar-day history, not the last 24 hours.
It means the latest attempt to load listing data failed, so the page keeps the last successfully loaded result. Keeping that snapshot visible does not mean the data has been updated. Use Refresh listings to try again, or wait for a later automatic retry on the live page. Historical date pages require a manual refresh. If failures continue, contact support. Check the displayed timestamps and official exchange notices before relying on the information.
Support handles cancellation, renewal, and refund requests with recorded reasons and timestamps. Orders created through online checkout are also reconciled with the payment provider status.