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Exchanges

The exchanges the Arbitrageur terminal trades on. The screener also receives data from other exchanges; a bundle is created only on the exchanges in this table.

Exchange Type Markets Perp settlement Position mode
Aster DEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode
BingX CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode
Bitget CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode
Bybit CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode, per instrument
CoinW CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode, always
Gate CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode
HTX CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode
Hyperliquid DEX perp, spot USDC one-way
KuCoin CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode
MEXC CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode
OKX CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode
WEEX CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode
XT CEX perp, spot USDT hedge mode, always
  • Type — CEX: a centralized exchange, connected with an API key; DEX: a decentralized one, connected with an API wallet.
  • Markets — the exchange's markets the terminal trades on.
  • Perp settlement — the settlement currency of the perpetual contracts the terminal trades.

Key fields, the whitelist and account requirements — see "Connections → Exchange guides".

Markets

  • Perp — a perpetual (non-expiring) futures contract settled in the currency from the table.
  • Spot — supported quotes: USDT, USDC.

An exchange's market may be temporarily closed for trading: the connection is created, but a bundle with a leg on a closed market is not saved.

Position mode

  • Hedge mode — the long and the short on an instrument are held as separate positions. If the exchange offers a choice of mode, the terminal requires hedge mode: a connection with an account in one-way mode is not saved. "Always" — the mode cannot be switched on the exchange. "Per instrument" — the mode is set for each instrument; the bundle form marks an instrument without hedge mode with a warning.
  • One-way — one position per instrument. While it is open, the terminal does not open an opposite one: the bundle's second polarity is closed until the position is closed (see "Trading → Spread axes: entry and exit → Polarity").