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Arbitrage Detector

A professional workflow for surfacing pricing gaps across related Polymarket markets. We're assembling a high-signal toolkit that maps parent events, aligns time-based markets, and surfaces order book spreads with real-time context.

Live beta coming soon

Order book intelligence

Beta time arbitrage demo

Test the early workflow below. This demo maps a parent event, pulls related markets, and runs the first pass of the time-arbitrage scan.

Market input

Choose a core market

Start with any Polymarket contract. We'll locate the parent event and fetch all related markets.

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Arbitrage mode

Set the strategy

Pick the arbitrage lens. Time arbitrage compares prices across deadlines, while pricing and order-book scans are being built next.

Compare earlier vs later deadline markets for pricing inversions.

Pipeline

Event & order book snapshot

This preview loads the parent event, pulls related markets, and caches order book snapshots so you can compare pricing patterns.

Preview

Search for a market to begin loading the arbitrage dataset.

Signals

Time arbitrage scan

We compare earlier vs later deadline markets and flag potential pricing inversions.

Load an event to see time arbitrage signals.

This preview is informational only and does not constitute financial advice. Data availability depends on Polymarket API responses.

What it is

The Arbitrage Detector maps related Polymarket markets, tracks pricing layers, and highlights pricing distortions across timelines.

Why it matters

Temporal and pricing arbitrage windows can signal mispriced risk, market sentiment shifts, or liquidity gaps worth monitoring.

How it works

Search a market, discover its parent event, then analyze deadline markets and order book layers for misalignments.

What the detector will unlock

Built for disciplined research workflows — not just surface-level quotes.

Step 1

Market discovery

Search Polymarket markets and select a core contract.

Step 2

Event mapping

Resolve the parent event and pull all related markets.

Step 3

Order book scan

Load pricing and order books to compare bids, asks, and deadlines.