Arbitrer

How Arbitrer works

Arbitrer is prop firm hedging software for planning and coordinating a prop firm account and a separate broker account. This guide explains the paired-account workflow and what to check before getting started.

  1. Check your account setup

    Start by reviewing the requirements of your prop firm and broker. Account rules, supported platforms, trading restrictions, and automation policies can differ. Confirm that your intended use of Arbitrer is permitted before connecting accounts or opening trades.

  2. Compare both trade outcomes

    Use the Arbitrer calculator to explore a paired prop firm and broker scenario. Compare the setup costs and possible outcomes using your own inputs. Treat the result as an estimate: spreads, commissions, swaps, slippage, and account rules can change the actual outcome.

  3. Connect and coordinate your accounts

    Create your account pair in the Arbitrer workspace and follow the setup guides to connect your MetaTrader 5 accounts. Arbitrer coordinates opposite positions across the paired accounts using the configured setup. Check the connection and account status before starting your workflow.

  4. Monitor trades and cycle progress

    Use the Arbitrer dashboard to follow paired trades, account status, and cycle progress. Review the actual results across both accounts rather than looking at either account in isolation. The workspace includes setup guides and access to support when you need help.

Questions about Arbitrer

Is Arbitrer a prop firm or a broker?
Arbitrer is software operated by Arbitrer Technologies LLC. You connect accounts supplied by your chosen prop firm and broker; those providers set their own account terms.
Does Arbitrer guarantee profits or payouts?
No. Trading involves risk. Arbitrer provides planning and execution tools, and does not guarantee profits, funded accounts, payouts, or compliance with a provider’s rules.
Where do I find plans and setup help?
The pricing page describes the available software plans. The Arbitrer customer workspace contains setup guides, and the support team can help with product, account, or billing questions.