P2P USDT arbitrage in VVARB: a screener for bank routes

VVARB now has a fourth kind of route - P2P arbitrage. The screener compares the P2P markets of 7 exchanges (Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, HTX, KuCoin, MEXC), finds where USDT is cheaper to buy for fiat through a bank and where it sells for more, and works the route out for your amount.

What the P2P screener shows

On the left is the list of routes by return: where to buy, where to sell and what is left after the fee for moving the coin between exchanges. At the top you pick the currency and the amount; the currency follows the site language (dollar, hryvnia or rouble) and is remembered.

The most profitable route opens first. The table is sorted by spread.

Real ads that take your amount

The key difference from a plain rate table: the screener does not take the best price in the book but the specific ad that will take your amount. The cheapest sellers often set a small limit, and the best-paying buyers only take large sums - an average rate misleads here.

For each side you see the price, limits, counterparty, number of trades, completion rate, payment time and banks. Under the ad is a hint on why this one was picked and whom to look for in the exchange list.

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Filters that drop unrealistic routes

• Banks of one country. A route is built only when the seller and the buyer share banks of one country, so money can move both ways.
• Payment time. Ads with a payment window over 30 minutes are skipped: the money would be frozen too long.
• Off-market prices. Ads priced more than 3% away from the market are hidden by default - most are traps. A switch shows them.
• Minimum withdrawal. If the amount is below the coin's minimum withdrawal on the exchange, the route is not shown.

Banks and exchanges are picked from a grid with icons: untick the ones you don't use and the screener recalculates with the rest.

Chains through USDC, BTC and ETH

Sometimes it pays to buy not USDT on P2P but another coin and swap it on spot. In the Complex view the screener shows such chains: buy USDC, BTC or ETH on P2P, swap on spot, transfer and sell. The Simple view shows only direct USDT routes.

Steps and Telegram signals

Under the card is a step-by-step plan: how much to buy, which network to transfer on, how much arrives and at what price to sell. New P2P routes can come to Telegram along with the signals of the other screeners.

P2P arbitrage needs care: check the counterparty's rating, pay only from a card in your own name and never release the coin before the money arrives. More on the P2P arbitrage page.

Summary

The P2P screener answers a common question - where to buy and sell USDT for fiat right now - with real limits, banks and fees counted in. In the demo the routes show with a delay and the ad values are hidden; with the P2P subscription everything updates live.