USDT P2P arbitrage calculator
Calculate a bundle's net profit before opening an order: buy on one exchange, transfer, sell on another, with fees.
How to use it
Enter the amount and pick the buy and sell exchanges. Prices load from live P2P ads, but you can change them by hand. Enter the USDT transfer fee between exchanges and the trade fee if there is one. The "Find the best bundle" button finds the exchange pair with the highest net profit for your amount, taking ad limits into account.
What the calculator counts
The calculator works out: USDT bought for your amount; minus the transfer fee; the sale at the second exchange's price; minus the trade fee. The result is the difference from the starting amount. Bank fees and payment-method requirements are not included, so check them before you trade. This is not financial advice, and losses are possible.
Prices are not an offer. Check the ad's terms on the exchange before you trade.
Answers to common questions
Subtract the starting amount from what you receive after selling, accounting for the USDT transfer fee and the trade fee. The calculator does this automatically.
The USDT transfer fee is fixed, so on a small amount it takes a larger share of the spread.
The automatic pair search takes ad limits and reliability into account. If you change prices by hand, check the limits yourself.
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