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How an arbitrage scanner differs from a trading bot

A scanner discovers and evaluates market routes. A bot may also place orders under configured rules, which requires tighter controls and broader access.

A scanner supports a decision

Analytics gathers quotes, checks depth and costs, ranks candidates, and surfaces risk. A signal is not an instruction to trade.

Automation changes the risk profile

MatrixLink semi-automated workflows may use trade APIs with withdrawal access disabled. Users set constraints, monitor orders, and transfer assets themselves.

  • enable trading only when required;
  • set user-controlled size and price limits;
  • monitor partial fills and open orders;
  • maintain a kill switch and revoke access when needed.

Updated: 2026-07-18

Frequently asked questions

Does MatrixLink transfer funds between exchanges?

No. Users submit transfers themselves after verifying the network, address, and any required memo or tag.

Does automation guarantee better execution?

No. It may reduce manual delay but cannot remove slippage, API failures, or market movement.

Evaluate routes from data, not promises

Open MatrixLink, set a working size, and review order-book depth, fees, transfer route, and quote freshness.