Arbpilot monitors global commodity exchanges in real time — CME, LME, ICE — and surfaces arbitrage opportunities the instant they appear. Copper, aluminum, zinc, agricultural spreads. All markets. All the time.
Arbpilot ingests real-time data from 14 commodity exchanges. The moment a spread exceeds your threshold, you're notified — before the majors even see the alert.
Every alert comes with contextual data: historical spread range, tariff risk overlay, shipping cost estimate, exchange liquidity. You know the full picture before you move.
One click to route the trade through your connected broker. Arbpilot manages the order routing, confirmations, and position tracking — you manage the risk.
Trafigura, Vitol, Glencore — they're billion-dollar operations optimized for large positions. The smaller, faster arb windows that appear between major market moves? They can't justify the overhead for those. That's your lane.
"The price gap between two markets is a information gap between the people who see it and the people who act on it. Arbpilot closes that gap."
In 2025, the CME/LME copper spread hit $2,000/mt — a historical anomaly created by tariff speculation. Traders who were positioned captured returns most institutions couldn't justify. The window opened for weeks before the majors priced it out.
That's not an edge. That's a market structure problem. And it's happening every day, in every commodity, across every exchange.
Arbpilot was built to find those problems before they solve themselves.
Arbpilot runs 24/7. Every exchange. Every spread. Every window, from the moment it opens to the moment it closes.