Finds the routes.
Checks them against your cards.
Guards the trade.

Every closed trade teaches the screener your real slippage.

Log a circle — the terminal compares forecast against fact. From your history it computes your average slip and suggests a calibrated safety buffer instead of an eyeballed constant. The more trades, the more honest its percentages. The only screener that knows YOUR edge, not an abstract one.

Not a spread on a screen — a ready plan: buy → transfer → sell.

Open a circle from the inspector (or /go in Telegram) — the terminal lays out the steps with amounts, transfer network and a card already assigned to each leg. Tick them off as you go; card limits are drawn down automatically. Close it — real net% and time are computed for you.

Sell leg dipped below zero? Alarm and plan B — instantly.

You've bought and you're transferring, but the market keeps moving. The terminal re-prices the sell leg of the open circle every few seconds, shows the live exit right on the card and, if the economics slide under break-even, turns red + sounds + suggests plan B — the best alternative route with the same buy leg. This is the one moment a tool actively protects your capital.

Limits, tags, balances. The terminal knows what you can pay with.

Add your cards: bank, currency (UAH/USD/EUR), rails (SEPA, Revolut, Monobank), monthly and daily limits. Limits reset on schedule by themselves; circle steps draw them down. From then on the terminal shows only the routes you can actually run.

Routes are sized to your free capital, not an abstract number.

Enter balances per exchange and bank. The headline metric changes: not “trade net%” but capital yield per day. Plus a nudge when 60%+ of your USDT sits idle on one exchange — with the best route to move it out.

90% of market routes aren't for you. The terminal cuts them.

Every route is checked against your cards, limits and capital. A FOR ME ✓ / NOT FOR ME badge with the reason. personal_only alerts wake you only for what you can actually execute right now.

Today vs target, week, month, breakdown by corridor.

A progress bar toward the daily target in the header, daily P&L bars, top corridors by profit. /pnl right in Telegram.

Price comes from depth and limits, not a bait offer.

The first row of the book is almost always a 10-EUR-limit ad or a bot. The terminal walks the book, honors each ad's min/max and computes the real effective price at your size. No liquidity — it says so, instead of drawing a phantom spread.

Buy via SEPA → sell via Revolut. Or EUR → UAH.

The terminal expands every exchange pair into a payment-method matrix (books differ by method more than by exchange) and builds cross-fiat routes against a reference rate.

Your ad priced into the top-3 of the queue is ×2–3 on returns.

For every route — the prices to post your own orders at (maker) and maker-maker net%. Plus a volume ladder: the same route at 100/500/1000/5000 — network fees crush small size, limits crush large, the sweet spot is marked.

Taking fiat via Revolut = chargeback risk. The terminal warns.

A sell leg through a reversible method gets flagged ⚠ and can be cut with one toggle. Plus an execution score 0–100: merchant quality on execution (completion × history, penalty for splitting). A route resting on one thin merchant glows red for a reason.

Returns are measured in time, not raw percent.

net%/hour, route age in scan cycles, stability (green = held ≥2 cycles), survival score — from history: how often routes like this lived to the end of the execution window. Fewer mirages, more of what you can actually fill.

Not intuition — hit-rate on accumulated data.

Backtest: set a threshold and hold time — get how often the entry survived to the end of the window, and the top routes. Merchant recon: who consistently quotes below market and who sits on several exchanges at once — your arbitrage competitor.

The best routes show up at night and on weekends. It wakes you.

Alerts with hysteresis (no spam), an anomaly detector (price jump / book drain — an early signal the rate is moving). A two-way Telegram bot: /top, /route, /ladder, /go — open a circle from chat, /pnl.

Binance, OKX, Bybit, HTX, KuCoin. Running 24/7.

One backend keeps all five books in a single data feed — MEXC, Bitget and Gate are next. Smart network fees: it auto-picks the cheapest common network between exchanges. Your cards, limits and journal stay in your workspace — nobody else sees them.