Cross-Chain Arb Scanner
Cross-chain arb scanner: same-asset price gaps between Solana and BSC, net of swap, bridge and slippage costs.
Cross-Chain Arb Scanner · Solana ↔ BSC price gaps
Fetching DEX quotes from both chains…
Details
Every 60 seconds it pulls quotes for SOL, ETH, BTC, USDT and USDC on Solana and BSC from DexScreener: on each chain it takes the asset's largest USD (stablecoin-quoted) pair, with the DEX, pair and liquidity shown on every row. It computes the gross spread (against the cheaper chain) and the direction (buy low → sell high), then a net spread using editable cost parameters — one swap fee on the buy and one on the sell, a bridge fee and slippage — stored only in your browser. Each asset's nature is labelled honestly: SOL on BSC is a Binance-pegged token, ETH on Solana arrived via Wormhole, and BTC is Coinbase's cbBTC on one side and Binance-pegged BTCB on the other. BNB is not listed: it has no recognised official or pegged token on Solana, and the same-name tokens there quote wildly different prices, so no honest price exists. Mind the caliber: a pool quote is a marginal price, not a fill; bridging takes minutes to tens of minutes and the spread can move meanwhile; a positive net spread is not a guaranteed profit. This tool only monitors — it connects no wallet, places no orders and executes no trades. Not investment advice.
Who it's for
People moving size between Solana and BSC — arbitrageurs, hedgers and market makers — who want the spread net of costs before deciding whether a trade is worth doing at all.
18btc Crypto Tools Navigator · Our Take
“Most of the time the net spread is negative, and that is exactly the point: a juicy gross spread usually evaporates once two swap fees, the bridge fee and slippage come out. If you watch anything, watch the stablecoins — small spreads, but hard currency on both sides and the lowest transport risk. When a major suddenly shows a fat net spread, suspect a thin pool or a wobbly peg before you rush in.”