Jupiter Arbitrage Opportunities
Live Jupiter arbitrage: spot price spreads between Jupiter and other exchanges. Real-time scanner with net profit after withdrawal fees. Free.
Jupiter Arbitrage Snapshot
Top Arbitrage Spreads
LIVE| Coin | Buy On | Sell On | Spread | Depth / Route | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JUP | Jupiter | BingX | 0.28% | ≈$0 Route open | |
| PYTH | Jupiter | OKX | 0.17% | ≈$1 Route open | |
| PYTH | Bitget | Jupiter | 0.12% | ≈$496 Route open | |
| PYTH | Jupiter | KuCoin | 0.11% | ≈$100 Route open | |
| PYTH | Jupiter | MEXC | 0.11% | ≈$149 Route open | |
| BONK | Jupiter | MEXC | 0.10% | ≈$2 Route open | |
| BONK | Jupiter | BingX | 0.10% | ≈$0 Route closed | |
| PYTH | MEXC | Jupiter | 0.10% | ≈$373 Route open | |
| JTO | Jupiter | MEXC | 0.10% | ≈$63 Route open | |
| JTO | Jupiter | OKX | 0.10% | ≈$150 Route open | |
| JTO | Jupiter | Bybit | 0.10% | ≈$12 Route open |
Network & fee
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01
Network & fee
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01
Network & fee
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $1.01
Network & fee
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01
Network & fee
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01
Network & fee
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01
Network & fee
No open transfer route between these exchanges right now — withdrawal is frozen or the exchanges share no common network, so the net figure is unknown, not zero.
Network & fee
Via SOLANA(SOL), withdrawal fee: $1.79
Network & fee
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01
Network & fee
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01
Network & fee
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01
Profit Calculator
| Investment | Gross Profit | Fees | Net Profit |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,000 | $2.77 | -$0.01 | $2.76 |
| $5,000 | $13.86 | -$0.01 | $13.85 |
| $10,000 | $27.71 | -$0.01 | $27.70 |
Via SOL, withdrawal fee: $0.01
How spot arbitrage works on Jupiter
A spread opens whenever the same coin trades at a different price on Jupiter than on another exchange at the same moment — buy where it is cheap, transfer, sell where it is dear, and the gap is your gross profit. The number that matters is net, not gross: withdrawal fees, trading fees on both legs, and the minutes it takes to move funds all eat into the spread, so a 0.3% gap can vanish entirely on an illiquid coin with a $5 withdrawal fee. Order-book depth decides how much of the quoted spread is actually tradeable — a wide spread on a thin book might only support a $200 trade before the price moves against you. Speed is the other constraint: spreads on Jupiter typically close within minutes as other traders and bots arbitrage them away, so by the time a withdrawal confirms on-chain the opportunity may already be gone. Confirm the withdrawal network is open on Jupiter and the deposit network is open on the destination before you commit capital.
- 1 Find a live spread. Scan the table above for coins where Jupiter is one leg of the trade and the spread comfortably clears fees.
- 2 Check depth and fees. Confirm the order-book depth can absorb your trade size and subtract the withdrawal fee to see the real net spread, not the headline number.
- 3 Confirm the route is open. Verify withdrawal is enabled on the cheap side and deposit is enabled on the expensive side — exchanges pause networks without warning.
- 4 Execute both legs fast. Buy on the cheaper exchange, transfer, and sell on Jupiter (or the reverse) before the spread closes — most windows last only minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Jupiter arbitrage work?
You exploit a price gap for the same coin between Jupiter and another exchange: buy where it is cheaper, transfer, and sell where it is more expensive. Yieldo shows live spreads and the cheapest withdrawal route so you can estimate net profit before trading.
Is arbitrage with Jupiter profitable after fees?
Only when the spread exceeds withdrawal and trading fees plus the price risk of transferring. Our calculator subtracts the cheapest withdrawal fee so you see a realistic net figure, not just the raw spread.