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Arbitrage
v2.0 · Updated weekly
ArbitrageLimited4.7

Solana DFlow Atomic Arbitrage Bot

Search DFlow routes for SOL-based cyclic opportunities and execute supported swap legs in one transaction without deploying a custom contract.

Overview

Uses DFlow routing data to find SOL round-trip cycles, constructing supported swap instructions into a single transaction when profitability checks pass.

An optional authorized DFlow API key ($500, if available) unlocks limited-access endpoints. Transaction simulation, quote-expiration blocks, and RPC failover keep execution resilient.

Highlights

Identifies SOL round-trip opportunities via DFlow dataStarts and ends each completed cycle in SOLCombines supported legs into one atomic transactionFilters by net profit, impact, quote age, liquidityOptional configuration for authorized API credentials

How the Strategy Works

  1. 1

    Request route data

    Poll DFlow endpoints for current routing information.

  2. 2

    Calculate round trip

    Measure cycle output against your starting SOL and all fees.

  3. 3

    Simulate first

    Detect likely failures before spending network fees.

  4. 4

    Enforce risk gates

    Apply slippage, price-impact, allowlist, and quote-age limits.

  5. 5

    Submit or stand down

    Fire only when every configured condition is satisfied.

Product images

See the bot in action

Explore the monitoring, configuration, and execution interfaces included with Solana DFlow Atomic Arbitrage Bot.

3 product previews
Solana DFlow Atomic Arbitrage Bot — DFlow Route Monitor
Screenshot 1

DFlow Route Monitor

Monitor supported DFlow routes for SOL-based cyclic pricing differences.

Solana DFlow Atomic Arbitrage Bot — Execution Risk Controls
Screenshot 2

Execution Risk Controls

Configure quote expiration, price impact, token allowlists, and daily fee limits.

Solana DFlow Atomic Arbitrage Bot — RPC and API Status
Screenshot 3

RPC and API Status

Review DFlow access, RPC health, transaction simulation, and endpoint failover status.

Live Execution Monitorslot 241,102,556
Scan
Quote
Simulate
Execute
Exit

Realized Profit (24h)

$0

Opportunities Scanned

0

Win Rate

0%
SOL → USDC → SOL · net +0.0042 SOLskipped · stale quote

Example Cycle

StageAsset Flow
Starting balance10 SOL
First routeSOL → Token X
Return routeToken X → SOL
Required resultMore than 10 SOL after estimated costs

Optional DFlow API Access

ItemDetails
API access price$500 per authorized key, if available
AvailabilityLimited; not guaranteed
Public accessMay not be available to the general public
ActivationSubject to provider authorization and terms
TransferMust be permitted by the provider
Bot inclusionKey sold separately unless stated otherwise

Risk Controls

ControlPurpose
Minimum net profitRequires sufficient expected return
Transaction simulationDetects likely failures pre-submission
Quote expirationBlocks stale route data
Maximum price impactAvoids high-impact routes
Token allowlistRestricts cycle assets
Daily fee limitCaps spend on failed attempts
RPC failoverImproves reliability during outages
Setup guide

Install and configure the bot

Preview the complete installation workflow. Follow each step in order and validate the bot in paper mode before enabling live execution.

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Extract the bot

Download the ZIP package and extract it into a private directory.

terminal
unzip solana-dflow-atomic-arbitrage.zip && cd solana-dflow-atomic-arbitrage

Check Python

Confirm that Python 3.11 or newer is installed on your machine.

terminal
python --version

Create an environment

Create an isolated virtual environment for the bot dependencies.

terminal
python -m venv .venv

Activate the environment

Activate the virtual environment before installing dependencies.

terminal
source .venv/bin/activate
# Windows PowerShell
.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1

Install dependencies

Install the required Python packages from the included requirements file.

terminal
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
pip install -r requirements.txt

Create your environment file

Copy the included example and add your private configuration values.

terminal
cp .env.example .env

Start the bot

Start live monitoring only after reviewing every configured risk limit.

terminal
python main.py
Environment setup

Configure your .env file

Add these values to the included environment file. Keep wallet credentials and API secrets private.

Frequently Asked Questions