Triangular Arbitrage
Identify potential price inefficiencies across three trading pairs within the same exchange, with an optional spot autotrade.
Real-time cross-market intelligence
NxTGen DeCrypt continuously scans cryptocurrency markets to identify pricing inefficiencies, arbitrage opportunities and cross-market discrepancies before they disappear.
The problem
Crypto prices can temporarily diverge across exchanges, trading pairs and market routes. Manually monitoring hundreds of markets makes it hard to spot these gaps consistently. NxTGen DeCrypt automates the scanning so you can focus on evaluating opportunities rather than searching for them.
Platform
Identify potential price inefficiencies across three trading pairs within the same exchange, with an optional spot autotrade.
Compare prices for the same pair across exchanges and see the spread.
Scan loaded markets on demand or automatically on page load, and surface opportunities as prices change.
Sort results by the metrics that matter: spread, estimated return after fees, volume and market availability.
Monitor price, 24h change and volume for the largest markets, with a live-updating ticker and market movers.
Live/Demo futures trading with a live account balance view: total including floating PnL, margin in use and free margin. Order placement requires your own exchange API keys and is only enabled when you start it.
Runs from your browser tab while it is open.
Paper trading and trading bots alongside the scanners, so you can test ideas without risking capital.
Connect exchange API keys, verify access with a read-only balance check, and manage credentials in one place. Optional, experimental AI signal provider check.
How it works
Add exchange API keys to unlock balances and trading. Scanning public markets needs no keys.
NxTGen DeCrypt continuously analyzes available markets.
Potential arbitrage routes and pricing discrepancies are surfaced.
Review the opportunity and execute manually or through supported automation.
Triangular arbitrage
Start and end in the same currency. If the loop returns more than it cost after fees, the cycle is flagged.
Illustrative numbers only, using the scanner's default 0.10% taker fee per leg. Real results depend on live prices, liquidity, slippage and your fee tier. Not a promise of profit.
Cross-exchange
| Pair | Binance | Bybit | MEXC | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC/USDT | 83,020 | 83,410 | 83,180 | 0.47% |
| ETH/USDT | 2,645 | 2,659 | 2,651 | 0.53% |
| SOL/USDT | 118.10 | 118.76 | 118.40 | 0.56% |
The product
The same layout you get inside the app: market status, scanner state and market movers in one view. Values below are a static sample.
Supported markets
Public market data is loaded from five exchanges. API-key connections are managed from the API Keys page.
Why DeCrypt
Continuous market scanning.
Analyze opportunities across markets.
See the numbers behind every opportunity.
Built as a trading terminal, not a marketing dashboard.
You decide when and how to execute.
Surface the calculations and market conditions behind opportunities.
Security & API
Create keys with the minimum permissions you need. Never enable withdrawals, and use your exchange's IP allow-list where available. Browser storage is convenient, not a vault, so only connect keys on a device you trust.
You enter your own exchange API keys. They are kept in your browser's local storage on your device.
Connecting an exchange only reads your balance. Verification places no orders and makes no withdrawals.
Orders are only placed after you connect keys with trading permission and explicitly start Autotrade or Futures.
Balance and order requests are signed by the app's backend proxy in memory for that single request. Per its documentation, keys are not written to disk, a database or logs.
FAQ
NxTGen DeCrypt is a browser-based arbitrage terminal. It loads market data from supported exchanges, scans for triangular and cross-exchange price discrepancies, and shows the numbers behind each opportunity. It also includes a Futures Engine, triangular autotrade and utilities such as paper trading and trading bots.
Arbitrage means looking for the same asset, or a closed loop of assets, priced inconsistently across markets. Any gap has to be large enough to cover trading fees, slippage and latency to be worth acting on, and gaps can close quickly.
A triangular cycle starts and ends in the same currency and passes through three trading pairs on one exchange, for example USDT → BTC → ETH → USDT. If multiplying the three rates, after fees, returns more than you started with, the cycle shows a positive result on paper.
It compares the price of the same pair on different exchanges and highlights the spread between them. Acting on it involves real-world constraints such as balances on each exchange, transfer time, and withdrawal and trading fees.
Bitget, Binance, Bybit, MEXC and Gate.io. Public market data is loaded from all five. Connecting your own API keys is available per exchange from the API Keys page; Bitget also requires an API passphrase.
Scanning and opportunity display are informational and never place orders. Triangular Autotrade and the Futures Engine can place orders, but only after you connect keys with trading permission and explicitly start it, and it runs from your open browser tab. You can also review opportunities and trade manually.
Not to scan markets; public market data does not require keys. Keys are only needed for features that read your balance or place orders.
Yes for connecting and verifying an account, which only reads your balance. To place orders through Autotrade or Futures, the key needs trading permission. Withdrawal permission is never needed, so leave it off.
No. Displayed spreads and returns are estimates from the data at the moment of the scan. Prices move, orders can slip, and fees apply. Nothing here is financial advice.
Triangular cycles chain the three legs using live bid and ask prices, then subtract a taker fee per leg (0.10% by default, adjustable in the scanner). Cross-exchange results compare quotes for the same pair across exchanges and show the spread. Treat every result as an estimate to verify before acting.
Turn fragmented crypto market data into actionable cross-market intelligence.