Scan price spreads
Vexor watches pool prices across major DEXs on each supported chain and surfaces spreads that clear your minimum-edge configuration.
Crypto Arbitrage Bot
Cross-DEX & Cross-Chain Profit Capture
Cross-DEX Arbitrage
Crypto Arbitrage Bot — Cross-DEX & Cross-Chain Capture
Vexor scans for price gaps across Solana, Ethereum, and BSC DEXs and executes when an opportunity clears its slippage and viability filters. Configure capital, strategy, and exit rules once, then let the engine work multiple venues at the same time.
How Vexor Runs Arbitrage
Validate viability
Each candidate is checked against liquidity depth, slippage floors, and routing fees so micro-edges are not chased into losing trades.
Execute and log
Approved trades route through Jupiter v6 on Solana and 0x on EVM, with full server-side logging so every action lands in your P&L history.
Arbitrage Across Solana, Ethereum & BSC
Vexor treats arbitrage as a multi-chain problem from day one — venues differ in liquidity, fees, and latency, and the engine adapts to each.
Solana DEXs
Cross-pool spreads across Raydium, Orca, and Jupiter-aggregated routes with Solana-native fee handling.
Ethereum DEXs
Uniswap, Sushiswap, and Curve via the 0x aggregator with EIP-1559 tip control and slippage floors.
BSC DEXs
PancakeSwap-centric routing for BEP-20 pools, sharing the same viability filters used on the EVM stack.
Why Traders Choose Vexor for Arbitrage
Multi-venue scanning
Pools across multiple DEXs are scanned in parallel, not one chain at a time.
Viability gating
Liquidity, slippage, and fee filters keep small edges from turning into negative P&L.
Transparent analytics
Every trade is logged server-side with the spread, route, and slippage that produced it.
Live network telemetry
RPC and mempool health are visible in the dashboard before you scale capital into a strategy.
Arbitrage Bot FAQ
What is a crypto arbitrage bot?+
A crypto arbitrage bot detects price differences for the same asset across DEXs (and sometimes chains) and executes trades when the spread clears fees, slippage, and routing costs. Vexor automates that scan-and-execute loop across Solana, Ethereum, and BSC.
Which DEXs does the arbitrage bot cover?+
On Solana: Raydium, Orca, and Jupiter-aggregated routes. On Ethereum: Uniswap, Sushiswap, and Curve via the 0x aggregator. On BSC: PancakeSwap-centric pools. The set evolves as new venues hit production.
Are crypto arbitrage bots profitable?+
Profitability depends on capital, latency, fees, and competition. Vexor surfaces real per-trade analytics — spread, route, slippage — so operators can judge actual performance instead of relying on marketing claims. Vexor does not promise guaranteed arbitrage profit.
Does Vexor handle cross-chain arbitrage?+
Vexor focuses on cross-DEX arbitrage within each supported chain (Solana, Ethereum, BSC). Cross-chain bridging adds bridge time, bridge fees, and counterparty risk; Vexor surfaces those constraints rather than hiding them inside an opaque "cross-chain" toggle.
How does Vexor avoid chasing losing trades?+
Every candidate is checked against minimum-edge, liquidity depth, slippage floor, and fee thresholds before execution. Trades that do not clear those gates are dropped instead of submitted on-chain.
Put a real engine behind your arbitrage
Open the trading dashboard, define your edge thresholds, and let Vexor work multiple venues across Solana, Ethereum, and BSC.