↦ Arbitrage Bot

Select which pairs the bot scans and trades. Only pairs available on both exchanges are shown.

Gross and net (after fees) spread for every enabled route across all exchanges.

Enable or disable a whole platform below — a route is evaluated only when both of its platforms are enabled, it is supported on both legs, and its adapters are ready. The route rows are read-only; toggle platforms to control them.

The date range below filters both this P&L summary and the Trade History table. "Today's P&L" always reflects today regardless of the range.

Exchange verification is required before the halted engine can resume.

Ladder mode only — every window the market showed, whether or not the bot traded it. Sub-threshold windows appear with no profit figure; use Max Viable to gauge how much size each window could absorb.

Total size deployed per arbitrage window. A window opens on the first trade and spans the selected length (a 12:21 trade with a 1-hour window covers 12:21–13:21); the first trade after it closes opens the next window. Size = executed buy notional (MYR) per arb.

Dry-run logs every decision but never calls exchange order/withdrawal APIs. Turn it off only after verifying keys, fees, and balances. Restart the engine for changes to take effect.

Taker fees per (exchange, pair) used in spread math. A manual row is locked — the engine never overwrites it. An api row is auto-seeded from the exchange's fee API on each engine boot. Editing a row locks it (manual); use Set auto / Lock in the Source column to switch modes (auto is only available for exchanges with a fee API).

API keys for each exchange. Binance is optional — leave its keys blank to disable it entirely. Restart the engine after changing these.

Binance holds no MYR — its *_MYR pricing is synthetic (BTC/USDT × USD→MYR FX). Those pairs are only queryable when the self-hosted XE currency crawler is wired here. Leave the key blank to keep Binance metadata-only.

Required for auto-rebalance transfers into an exchange. Leave blank for coins you don't trade; a missing address forces that transfer to be manual.

Discord webhook for trade alerts, heartbeat, and error notifications.

The internal Portal reaches this bot over loopback using a shared secret. Set the key to the Portal's configured value for this app — a blank key fails closed (the Portal sees the bot as unauthorized). The base path is where the adapter mounts (default /portal). Restart the engine after changing these.

API server bind + auth token and the database path. Restart required after changes. Dry-run mode is controlled by the toggle on Overview / Runtime Config, not here.

Read at engine startup only. For live changes without a restart, use Runtime Config → Fees.

Additional values found in the .env file not covered above.

Last 300 lines from logs/engine.log. Refreshes on demand.

Logs will appear here once the engine is started.

The token is auto-generated on first run; the browser fetches it automatically over loopback — you don't need to touch this. Only use manual entry when opening the dashboard from a different machine (e.g. through the Portal or an RDP tunnel).

Exercises the adapter endpoints on this bot's loopback listener and shows the raw results. The key auto-fills from the bot; enable/disable/stop change the run state and ask to confirm.