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Arbitrage Crypto Bots for Polymarket Traders

Arbitrage crypto bots find and execute price discrepancies automatically; for Polymarket they buy complementary outcome legs until the sum of best asks is below $1.00. PolyArb is a paid, non-custodial bot built for intra-Polymarket arbitrage — live today at $99/month. It advertises 40ms latency (vs ~800ms for free bots), Telegram and Discord alerts, and a $7.62 minimum guaranteed edge per trade. Understand the mechanics, typical risks, and how latency and fees change whether an opportunity is real.

How Polymarket arbitrage actually works

On Polymarket intra-market arbitrage you buy every outcome whose best ask prices sum to less than $1.00 and lock the difference as edge. For binaries that means buying YES and NO; for multi-outcome markets it means buying a complete set through the CTF split/merge flow. Orders execute on the CLOB; settlement and final payout rely on UMA resolution.

The apparent edge is mathematical, but fills, taker fees, partial executions, and UMA disputes can erode profit. PolyArb automates order placement and monitors fills to reduce human reaction time; lower latency increases the chance of capturing short-lived spreads.

Why latency and execution matter

Most raw arbitrage spreads on Polymarket are quoted and expire in seconds. A bot with 800ms round-trip sees many opportunities evaporate before it can place FAK orders. PolyArb emphasizes 40ms latency to improve hit rates and reduce slippage compared with free alternatives.

Faster execution doesn't eliminate risk. You still face partial fills, changing tick sizes near extremes, maker/taker fees, and occasional order routing delays. PolyArb's alerts notify you when an arb is detected so you can review fills and balances in real time.

Costs, guarantees, and what 'guaranteed edge' means

PolyArb is a subscription service priced at $99/month and markets a $7.62 minimum guaranteed edge per trade. That guarantee is a product feature, not a promise that every trade will be profit after real-world frictions. Fees, slippage, and resolution disputes remain real downsides.

The bot is non-custodial: it places orders via your connected wallet on Polygon and uses Polymarket's relayer model. You retain custody of pUSD and outcome tokens; PolyArb routes and monitors orders and sends alerts via Telegram and Discord.

When to choose PolyArb versus free tools

Use PolyArb if you value higher hit rates and real-time alerts and you trade enough volume to justify $99/month. Free bots and scripts can spot opportunities but typically have higher latency and no guaranteed-edge features.

If you also trade outside Polymarket (Kalshi, PredictIt, Manifold), remember PolyArb focuses on intra-Polymarket arbitrage. Cross-platform strategies are a different product set and are out of PolyArb's scope.

Try PolyArb for faster Polymarket arbitrage

Subscribe to PolyArb at $99/month to get 40ms latency, Telegram + Discord alerts, and the $7.62 minimum guaranteed edge feature. Keep custody of your funds while automating intra-Polymarket arbitrage.

FAQ

What are arbitrage crypto bots?
Arbitrage crypto bots are automated programs that detect and execute price discrepancies across markets or within a single market. On Polymarket they buy complementary outcome legs when the sum of best asks is under $1.00.
Is PolyArb custodial or non-custodial?
PolyArb is non-custodial. It places orders through your connected wallet on Polygon and uses Polymarket's relayer; you keep custody of pUSD and any outcome tokens.
Does a guaranteed edge mean trades are risk-free?
No. The $7.62 minimum guaranteed edge is a product feature. Trades still face resolution risk (UMA disputes), slippage, partial fills, fee changes, and settlement timing. Never assume any trade is unconditional risk-free.
How much does PolyArb cost and what features are included?
PolyArb costs $99/month. Features include 40ms latency targeting, Telegram and Discord alerts, automated order routing for intra-Polymarket arbitrage, and a guaranteed-edge product feature.

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