VVARB update: USDT P2P rates across 9 exchanges and live spreads on the home page

Today we shipped one of VVARB's most visible updates. In short: a free USDT P2P rate scanner, a home page that shows the screeners' best spreads in real time, a pricing page that spells out what a subscription gives you, and a menu that is now the same and easy to use on every page and device.

USDT P2P rates across 9 exchanges

The same USDT costs different amounts on different exchanges' P2P markets, and the gap is real: in hryvnia it is usually 1-4% between the cheapest and the dearest exchange, more in rubles and tenge. Finding the best rate used to mean opening every exchange in turn. Now the P2P rates page does it.

• 9 venues: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, HTX, KuCoin, Gate, MEXC and Bitpapa.
• 15 currencies: hryvnia, ruble, tenge, dollar, euro, zloty, lira, lari, som, manat, dram, Belarusian ruble, leu and pound - each with its own page.
• Buy and sell: see where USDT is cheapest to buy and best to sell.
• Amount filter drops ads whose limits do not fit your amount, so you see the real price rather than a $10 lure.
• Bank filter: Monobank, PrivatBank, Kaspi, Revolut and more.
• Seller rating: number of trades and completion rate.

Rates refresh every minute; the page is open to everyone with no sign-up. We filter out offline sellers and prices far from the market, so the best rate in the table matches what you see on the exchange itself.

Live spreads on the home page

Under the home page headline there is now a LIVE strip - the best spreads right now:

• Futures - the top row of the futures screener by the "together" column: the gap plus funding after every fee.
• Spot - the spot screener's best route after the coin transfer fee.
• Spot-futures - the largest deviation from a pair's usual basis.
• Best P2P rate - taking turns for hryvnia, dollar, euro, tenge and ruble.

The numbers come from the same calculations as the terminal, with default settings, so they match what you see when you open the screener. When one coin stays on top for more than two minutes, the strip moves on to the next one, so you see more live opportunities. Each cell leads to its screener.

Behind the strip runs an animated chart: two exchanges, the spread between them opening and closing, a trade opened as it widens and closed as it converges. That is exactly how cross-exchange arbitrage works.

A detailed pricing page

The pricing page now says plainly what you get when you pay:

• live data in all six screeners instead of a 6-8 hour delay;
• Telegram alerts for every screener with your filters (without a subscription the bot sends listings only);
• free and paid compared in one table;
• payment step by step and answers to common questions: there is no auto-renewal, and extending early never loses the days you have left.

A menu that works on any device

The top menu is now the same on every page of the site, the guide included. On a phone the menu button is easy to spot, the menu itself no longer shows the page through it, scrolls when its items do not fit, and always closes with one tap.