True-cost arbitrage. Paper-traded.
Guarded by venue rules.
AZOT polls supported exchanges through their official APIs, surfaces pricing gaps, and models the real expected profit of every route — after fees, withdrawal, network or bridge costs, and conservative slippage. Every opportunity is ranked, persisted, and replayed through a paper-trading engine that mirrors the authorized execution paths, so your team studies edge decay before enabling real capital.
●Onboarding ships paper-trading only. Real-capital execution is gated behind venue permissions & your risk limits.
What we refuse to optimize for
Headline spread · raw execution speed · blowing past CAPTCHAs · bypassing KYC or geographic blocks · violating marketplace Terms of Service.
The workflow
From venue poll to persisted route — every leg touches the ledger.
The system is deliberately slow on purpose: each stage must audit before the next begins, so what reaches your desk is post-cost, persisted, and replayable — not a headline spread that evaporates on contact.
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Poll · official APIs only
Continuous REST/WebSocket polling on every supported venue. Unofficial endpoints, scraped pages, or reverse-engineered clients are excluded by design.
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Model · true cost per leg
Apply maker/taker fees, withdrawal cost, bridge or network cost, and a conservative depth-sized slippage estimate to every leg of the route.
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Persist · double-entry ledger
Each opportunity and its cost breakdown is written into a double-entry ledger with venue, depth, and latency attribution for later replay.
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Replay · paper-traded by default
Routes are replayed through authorized execution paths in paper mode. Real-capital mode is opt-in, gated by permissions and your risk limits.
Live cross-venue opportunities
Top 10 raw spreads across Coinbase and Kraken, ordered by raw spread (bps). Polled every minute via official public APIs. Headline spreads only — no fees, slippage, or execution are modelled at this stage.
The mathematician in the room
The metric we rank on is post-cost edge.
Headline spread is reported, never optimized. Every route gets the same four-leg haircut before it can climb the table.
- Persistent — every candidate route is stored with full attribution for replay.
- Comparable — routes that omit a cost leg are flagged, not trusted.
- Conservative — slippage is sized from depth, never assumed constant.
Compliance is not a feature toggle
We build guardrails into the route, not at the end of it.
AZOT ships with hard guardrails that refuse to circumvent the venues we trade on — that's why it's the right tool for compliance-conscious desks, treasury teams, and risk officers.
Routes we will execute
- Official public APIs onlyStable, documented REST or WebSocket endpoints.
- Per-trade & per-venue risk limitsPosition size, drawdown, exposure caps your team configures.
- Portfolio-level drawdown circuit breakersSame limits, aggregated.
- Double-entry transaction ledgerEvery opportunity, attributed and replayable.
Routes we will drop at intake
- CAPTCHA circumventionHard drop, even if profitable.
- Anti-bot / rate-limit bypassNo rotating identities, residential proxies, or headless browsers.
- KYC evasions & account-sharingPer-account permissions are respected per venue.
- Geographic restrictions & venue ToSIf the venue blocks a region, that region is excluded.
Built for
The desks that get audited and need to defend every route on a spreadsheet.
Compliance-conscious traders
Audit-grade attribution for every route that ever sat on your desk.
Quantitative desks
Persistent post-cost data, not headline ticks — to study edge, not brag about it.
Treasury teams
Routes you can actually run inside policy, not edge cases that need a sign-off.
Risk officers
Per-trade, per-venue, and portfolio limits enforced before the order is sent.
Study the route before you trade the route.
Get in touch for research access. We'll walk you through venue coverage, the cost model, and what your compliance team will see in the ledger.