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Capture Risk-Free Yield

Real-time funding rate arbitrage scanner across Binance, Hyperliquid, Lighter, and Paradex. Identify delta-neutral opportunities, lock in positive funding, and track the best basis trades without manual refreshes.

No wallet connection required to explore the live dashboard. Built for quant teams, market makers, and serious yield hunters.

18.42%
Average Annualized Spread

Built for funding rate arbitrage

Stay ahead of positive carry with real-time intelligence

ArbHawk scans every major perpetuals exchange, surfaces the highest annualized spread, and gives you the exact sizing, fees, and hedges to keep trades delta-neutral.

Execution Calculator

Calculate precise slippage, fees, and net yield before executing trades.

Exchange Coverage

Binance, Hyperliquid, Lighter, and Paradex—ranked by APR, volume, and borrow costs for transparent comparisons.

Portfolio-Safe Defaults

Guided sizing with configurable caps to reduce liquidation risk while you capture positive funding.

FAQs

Funding rate arbitrage, explained quickly

Straight answers to common questions traders ask before running a delta-neutral basis trade with positive funding.

How does ArbHawk find risk-free yield?
We monitor perpetual funding rates, spot prices, and borrow costs in real time. When funding is positive, ArbHawk pairs a long spot position with a matching perp short so you stay delta-neutral while collecting the funding payments.
What exchanges are covered?
Binance, Hyperliquid, Lighter, Paradex, and other top venues with deep liquidity. You can filter venues, compare projected APR, and export the calculations for compliance or treasury review.
Is this strategy risk-free?
No. Market neutral does not mean risk-free. Funding rates can flip, and liquidation risk, slippage/execution costs, and counterparty risk still apply.
Do I need a wallet to start?
No wallet or API keys are required to explore the live dashboard. Connect later when you are ready to execute or to sync your own fee and slippage assumptions.