Is ArbPing an arbitrage bot or automated trading tool?
No. It monitors CEX spot opportunities and sends informational alerts. It does not connect trading accounts or place orders; users decide whether to trade.
FAQ
Crypto spot arbitrage alert questions
These answers explain how cross-exchange spot alerts are verified, what the product does not do, and how access works.
No auto-trading, no custody, and no profitability promise.
ArbPingFAQ
01Is ArbPing an arbitrage bot or automated trading tool?
02Do I need to provide exchange API keys?
03Why check token contracts for cross-exchange spot opportunities?
04Why require a common transfer network and open transfers?
Answers about automated trading, API keys, alert verification, order-book depth, token contracts, transfer status, fees, and Telegram delivery.
Do I need to provide exchange API keys?
No. The current product does not need or collect exchange API keys. Telegram is used only for receiving alerts.
Why check token contracts for cross-exchange spot opportunities?
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.
Why require a common transfer network and open transfers?
A reviewable route needs withdrawal on the buy exchange and deposit on the sell exchange over the same network. A paused, maintained, or cooling direction means the quoted spread is not a usable route.
Is the estimated value in an alert my final result?
No. It is a reference based on order books, depth, and the current fee assumption. The commercial taker fee assumption is 0.1% on each side, so actual outcomes also depend on user fees, withdrawal costs, slippage, transfer time, and route status.
Can I pay online now?
Not yet. Automatic payment is not enabled. Subscriptions are activated through support contact or admin review.
Will member pages be indexed by search engines?
No. Member and admin areas should be marked noindex and protected by server-side authentication.
Which exchanges are supported?
The public exchange page shows the planned spot-exchange coverage. Actual alerts still depend on API availability, order-book quality, route status, and maintenance.
Which symbols are supported? Do I add them one by one?
No one-by-one setup is required. Member alert conditions default to all supported symbols, with optional bulk allowlists or blocklists such as BTC, ETH, and SOL.
Can I bulk import symbols?
Yes. The member area accepts comma, space, and newline separated lists. BTC/USDT and BTCUSDT are recognized as BTC.
How often are alerts sent?
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.
Why can an opportunity disappear after I see an alert?
Spreads can change within seconds. Slippage, book depth, order speed, exchange rate limits, and transfer routes can all change the actual outcome.
What costs are included in the estimated value?
The estimate uses buy and sell prices, limited depth, and the current fee assumption. The commercial taker fee assumption is 0.1% on each side and does not replace checking user VIP fees, withdrawal cost, slippage, or transfer time.
Can Telegram groups receive alerts?
Private chats are supported first. Groups or channels require extra permission checks and manual confirmation before release.
Why did I not receive an alert?
Common reasons include inactive subscription, missing risk acknowledgement, unverified Telegram target, narrow rules, excluded symbols, route blocking, quiet hours, or cooldowns.
What does route blocked mean?
It means deposit, withdrawal, network, or exchange restrictions introduce route risk. Global route safety cannot be bypassed by a paid plan or broader user rule.
Is this real-time market data?
Alerts are based on collection and verification snapshots. Public examples are not live market data. Older snapshots require more manual review.
How do cancellation and refunds work?
Automatic payment is not live yet, so cancellation, renewal, and refund requests are handled through support or admin review with recorded reasons and timestamps.