Atomic DEX arbitrage
Two-leg and triangular routes across Raydium, Orca, Meteora, Lifinity, Phoenix and Pump AMM — all legs in a single transaction that either profits or reverts.
Solana MEV · Arbitrage bot development
Solana arbitrage bot development: custom MEV bots in Rust, built by engineers who run them.
We are a team of engineers who have spent years designing, running and tuning arbitrage bots across centralized and decentralized exchanges. Today we build bespoke Solana arbitrage and MEV bots in pure Rust for traders and funds: real-time DEX scanning, pre-flight simulation and atomic Jito bundles. You own the code and the strategy; we do not guarantee profit.
Years of arbitrage experience
CEX/DEX, DEX/DEX and triangular routes
100% Rust, you own the code
Delivered as your own documented repository
Battle-tested on mainnet
Strategies we have operated ourselves
What we build
Solana arbitrage bots engineered for the parts of MEV that actually decide profit.
Latency, simulation accuracy and inclusion strategy. Everything else is noise. These are the building blocks that go into every Solana bot we deliver.
Real-time pool indexing
Geyser / Yellowstone gRPC account streams keep an in-memory pool graph in sync so opportunities are seen the moment reserves move.
Jito bundle submission
Dynamic tip bidding, bundle assembly and multi-region block engine submission to maximise inclusion odds without overpaying.
Pre-flight simulation
Every candidate route is simulated against the latest slot state. Negative expected value after fees, tips and slippage is dropped before signing.
Modular strategy engine
Strategies are plug-in modules with their own risk parameters — your team can clone an existing one and ship a new edge in hours, not weeks.
Risk and capital guards
Per-trade caps, daily loss limits, blacklists, compute-unit ceilings and a kill switch that flattens activity instantly.
Services
Solana bot development services, one page per strategy.
Each engagement is built on the same Rust engine. Pick the strategy you want to run and read how we build it, what it needs and what it costs.
Guide
What is a Solana arbitrage bot, and what makes one profitable?
A Solana arbitrage bot is an automated trading program that watches prices across Solana decentralized exchanges and, when the same token trades at different prices on two venues, buys on the cheaper one and sells on the more expensive one in a single atomic transaction. If the trade is no longer profitable by the time it lands, the transaction reverts and only the network fee is lost. That atomicity is why arbitrage on Solana is an engineering problem first and a capital problem second.
How a Solana arbitrage bot finds opportunities
The bot streams account updates for liquidity pools on Raydium, Orca, Meteora, Lifinity, Phoenix and Pump AMM through a Yellowstone Geyser gRPC feed, keeps an in-memory graph of every pool and its reserves, and re-evaluates two-leg and triangular routes the moment a reserve changes. Each candidate route is simulated against the latest slot state; only routes with positive expected value after swap fees, priority fees, Jito tips and slippage are signed and submitted.
Why Solana is built for arbitrage bots
Sub-second block times, low base fees and a rich DEX ecosystem mean price discrepancies appear and disappear thousands of times a day. Jito bundles let a bot submit its arbitrage as an atomic bundle that is either included in full or not at all, with a tip that competes for block space. Compared with Ethereum, the edge on Solana comes less from gas auctions and more from data latency, simulation accuracy and how fast a Rust engine can turn a pool update into a signed transaction.
Solana MEV bot vs. Solana arbitrage bot
Arbitrage is one type of MEV (maximal extractable value). A Solana MEV bot may also run back-running, liquidation or new-pool sniping strategies, but the infrastructure is the same: private RPC access, Geyser streaming, a route solver, Jito bundle submission and strict risk guards. We build both, and most clients start with DEX-to-DEX arbitrage because it is fully atomic and the easiest to reason about.
What separates a profitable bot from a script
Open-source arbitrage scripts written in JavaScript or Python lose to production bots on latency, not on ideas. A competitive Solana arbitrage bot is written in Rust, runs next to its RPC and Geyser nodes, simulates before signing, bids tips dynamically, caps exposure per trade and per day, and ships with monitoring so you know exactly why a route won or lost. That is the bar we build to, and the client always owns the resulting code. Results still depend on capital, competition and market conditions; nothing here is a profit guarantee.
Architecture
Solana MEV bot architecture built to be read, extended and operated by your own team.
Every bot we deliver ships with documented modules, configuration examples, a dry-run mode and a full deployment guide. No licence server, no phone-home telemetry, no obfuscated binaries — you own and control every line.
Opportunity → signed tx
sub-millisecond hot path
Data feed
Geyser gRPC + private RPC
Core stack
100% Rust, no TypeScript
Ops
Docker, Prometheus, Grafana, alerts
solana-arbitrage-bot / stack
- ›Rust (tokio, solana-client, anchor-client)
- ›Yellowstone Geyser gRPC pool streaming
- ›Jito block engine + tip optimiser
- ›Raydium AMM/CLMM, Orca Whirlpools, Meteora DLMM, Phoenix, Pump AMM adapters
- ›Route solver with configurable depth and slippage model
- ›PostgreSQL trade ledger + Grafana dashboards
- ›Pure-Rust CLI for backtesting, dry-run and wallet management
- ›Docker Compose deployment for bare-metal or cloud validators
Before any project starts, we walk you through a live screen-share of bots we have built and run on mainnet, so you can judge the quality of our work first-hand.
Experience
We have been building and running arbitrage bots for years.
Our team has designed, deployed and operated arbitrage and MEV bots across centralized and decentralized exchanges — from CEX/DEX spread capture to atomic DEX-to-DEX routes on Solana. That hands-on experience goes into every bot we build for clients. You bring the capital and the strategy; we bring the engineering.
What we have built and operated
Solana-native, Rust-first
Every engagement is delivered as a full Rust repository with documentation — no obfuscation, no licence server.
Atomic DEX-to-DEX arbitrage engines on Solana (Raydium, Orca, Meteora, Phoenix)
CEX/DEX spread-capture bots against Binance, Bybit and OKX order books
Triangular and multi-hop route solvers with live slippage models
Jito bundle submission with dynamic tip optimisation
Geyser gRPC indexers and in-memory pool graphs
Sniper and new-pool listeners for token launches
Risk layers: per-trade caps, daily loss limits, kill switches
Backtesting, dry-run and mainnet simulation tooling
Prometheus / Grafana monitoring and alerting stacks
Docker deployments on bare-metal and cloud validators
Full technical documentation and handover to in-house teams
Post-launch tuning of latency, tips and capital allocation
1. Tell us about your strategy
Use the form below. Describe the edge you want to trade, your capital range, infrastructure and timeline — we reply to every serious inquiry.
2. Scoping call and live demo
We screen-share bots we have built running on mainnet, review your requirements and send a fixed-scope quotation.
3. Build, test and handover
We build in Rust, test in dry-run and on mainnet with small size, then hand over the repository, documentation and deployment setup.
Custom development
Your own Solana arbitrage bot, built by people who have run them.
We build bespoke Solana bots in Rust for traders and funds, drawing on years of hands-on experience operating arbitrage strategies. We deliver the software and documentation; you run it on your own RPC, Geyser and hosting infrastructure. Projects typically range from $25,000 to $500,000 depending on complexity, latency and infrastructure. As always, we deliver engineering — never a profit guarantee.
Built for your strategy
We write the bot around the edge you want to trade — routes, venues, capital size and risk limits are yours.
100% Rust, you own the code
Every build is delivered as a full Rust repository with documentation. No obfuscation, no licence server.
Deployment-ready package
Docker templates, metrics, alerts and a dry-run mode are included — you run it on your own RPC nodes, Geyser feeds and hosting.
FAQ
Solana arbitrage bot development: questions clients ask us first.
Ready to build your bot? Talk to us.
Use the form above to describe your strategy, book a scoping call and see our work live. We deliver the engineering; you bring the capital and the edge — we do not guarantee profit.
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