About

Cryptocurrency markets are fragmented, meaning the price of an asset like USDT or Bitcoin can vary significantly between different P2P (Peer-to-Peer) platforms or even between different fiat currencies on the same platform. The Crypto P2P Arbitrage Calculator is a tactical utility for traders looking to exploit these inefficiencies.

Successful arbitrage requires more than just spotting a price difference. You must account for maker/taker fees, network withdrawal costs, and potential fiat exchange losses. This tool automates the math, allowing you to input your buy and sell parameters to instantly reveal your true Net Profit and ROI, ensuring you don't enter a trade where fees eat up all your margins.

Formulas

The arbitrage calculation involves subtracting the Total Cost from the Total Revenue, accounting for all fee layers.

Step 1. Calculate Gross Buy Amount: Vol × BuyPrice

Step 2. Add Buy Fees: Cost = GrossBuy × (1 + Fee_buy)

Step 3. Calculate Gross Sell Amount: Vol × SellPrice

Step 4. Deduct Sell Fees: Revenue = GrossSell × (1 - Fee_sell)

Step 5. Net Profit: Revenue − Cost − TransferFees

Reference Data

Exchange	Maker Fee (Standard)	Taker Fee (Standard)	P2P Fee (Avg)
Binance	0.10%	0.10%	0% - 0.35%
OKX	0.08%	0.10%	0% (Selected Pairs)
Bybit	0.10%	0.10%	0%
KuCoin	0.10%	0.10%	0% - 0.1%
Huobi (HTX)	0.20%	0.20%	0% (Advertisers Pay)
Coinbase	0.40%	0.60%	High (Spread)
Kraken	0.16%	0.26%	N/A

Frequently Asked Questions

P2P Arbitrage involves buying a cryptocurrency on one platform (or in one currency market) at a lower price and selling it on another platform (or market) at a higher price. The profit is the difference minus fees.

If you are moving assets between exchanges (e.g., Binance to Bybit), you must pay blockchain network fees (withdrawal fees). If you are trading within one platform (e.g., buying USDT with USD and selling for EUR), you avoid network fees but face conversion risks.

No. Risks include price volatility during the transfer time (slippage), exchange account freezes (T+1 limits), and bank transfer delays.

A 1% price spread looks profitable, but if the platform charges 0.5% to buy and 0.5% to sell, your profit is zero. Accurate fee calculation is the most critical part of arbitrage.