# Arbitrage Scanner > The best tools for blockchain analysis and convenient cryptocurrency arbitrage Arbitrage Scanner is a crypto analytics platform. It helps traders find arbitrage opportunities and analyze blockchain wallets through cross-exchange screeners, alerts, and on-chain data tools. Arbitrage Scanner is a crypto analytics company that provides tools for identifying price differences across centralized and decentralized exchanges and for analyzing blockchain wallet activity. It is aimed at traders seeking arbitrage opportunities in spot, futures, and funding markets, as well as users who want to study on-chain wallet behavior. The platform tracks spreads across a range of supported exchanges, covering both centralized and decentralized venues across multiple blockchains, and updates pricing data continuously. Users can screen for spot-to-futures and futures-to-futures arbitrage, monitor funding rates, and receive alerts through a messaging bot. Wallet analysis tools use automated pattern detection to surface accounts with notable trading activity, while an AI assistant supports market research. Beyond its screener and scanner tools, the ecosystem includes a spreads calculator, a listings calendar, guides and case studies, and an application programming interface for data access. It also offers a white label version of its arbitrage tools and an affiliate program. The platform is used by individual traders, arbitrage communities, and businesses seeking to integrate its data feeds. - Type: Company - Sector: Data & Analytics - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-04-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/arbitrage_scanner ## Products - [Arbitrage Scanner Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/arbitrage_scanner): Arbitrage Scanner Platform is a trading and analytics suite that helps users find and act on crypto arbitrage opportunities across centralized and decentralized exchanges. It runs web and Telegram screeners for spot, perpetual, and funding-rate strategies, plus a dedicated decentralized exchange scanner covering many blockchains and liquidity pools, delivering ready spreads that show where to buy, where to sell, and expected profit. The platform also includes a sentiment and news-insight tool and an NFT scanner, alongside network and fee checks and configurable alerts. It operates without connecting to user funds, functioning as a signal and analytics tool rather than an execution venue. (Trading Terminal, Live, Main Product) - [Wallet Analysis](https://thegrid.id/profiles/arbitrage_scanner): Wallet Analysis is a data terminal for on-chain wallet analytics covering multiple blockchains. Users enter any address to view transaction history and calculate profitability metrics such as PNL, ROI, and win rate, or run mass analyses across many wallets at once. The tool supports filter-based wallet search, AI-driven discovery of similar wallets, saved wallet collections, and Telegram notifications for tracked addresses. (Data Terminal, Live) - [Crypto API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/arbitrage_scanner): Crypto API is a developer-facing programmatic interface that exposes Arbitrage Scanner's exchange and blockchain data for external integration. It provides access to token prices across many centralized and decentralized exchanges, arbitrage spreads for spot and futures strategies, funding rates, and on-chain wallet analysis data including balances, transaction history, and filtered wallet search. Developers, trading bot builders, and companies use it to build their own analytical services or automate arbitrage strategies without using the consumer web interface. (OnChain Data API, Live) - [White Label](https://thegrid.id/profiles/arbitrage_scanner): White Label is a turnkey business offering that lets buyers launch their own branded crypto arbitrage scanner built on Arbitrage Scanner's technology. It packages the platform's spot, futures, and DEX arbitrage tools under the client's own brand and domain, with the client retaining all sale proceeds. The service includes technical setup, hosting, and ongoing support so a buyer can operate a rebranded arbitrage service without building the underlying technology themselves. 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