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Review · Trading terminals and perps · Updated October 27, 2026

ArbMe Review: a background extension that pays you from your own slippage

What it isBrowser extension that back-runs your Solana trades and returns part of the arbitrage as SOL
TelegramNot published
VerdictLimited
Atlas AI Score5.5 / 10
PlatformChrome and Firefox extension · Solana
Trading feeFree to install; ArbMe keeps the share of arbitrage profit it does not pay out
CustodyNon-custodial per the project; keys encrypted and stored locally in the extension

What is ArbMe?

ArbMe is a free browser extension for Solana that watches trades you make on supported apps, arbitrages the price impact they create and sends part of the profit back to you in SOL. It does not change how you trade or which venue you use.

When you buy or sell a token, your order moves the pool price. ArbMe detects the trade, runs the arbitrage that closes that price gap and credits a share to the extension balance, which can be withdrawn at once or sent to a nominated wallet.

The site lists 12 supported apps: Axiom, Jupiter, Raydium, Archer, Padre, Meteora, Titan, FOMO, Hawkfi, GMTrade, Flash and Circular. Integrations work by hooking network calls or the wallet adapter in the page, and new apps are added without an extension update.

Traders start at 30% of the extracted profit and can rise to 50% through activity levels. ArbMe says private keys are encrypted and stored only on the device and that no personal data leaves the browser.

The documentation site docs.arbme.io did not respond during our check, and no audit or team information is published.

Good fit for

  • High-volume Solana traders who create noticeable price impact
  • Users of Axiom or Padre comfortable with browser extensions

Not ideal for

  • Security-conscious users who avoid extensions on trading pages
  • Small or infrequent traders

ArbMe Atlas AI Score

5.5

5.5 / 10 Limited

Confidence: Medium

ArbMe offers a simple way to recover part of your own price impact on Solana. The trade-off is giving a young, unaudited extension access to your trading pages.

Features & depth30%6.0

Single-purpose cashback across 12 Solana apps.

Fees & transparency25%6.5

Split explained, but absolute returns are unpredictable.

Security & custody20%4.5

Page-hooking extension, no audit or public team.

Maturity & availability15%5.0

New product with no usage data published.

Documentation & support10%4.0

Landing page only; docs site unreachable.

Scored by AI from official sources on October 27, 2026. No hands-on testing or security audit. How we score

ArbMe features

Format
Chrome and Firefox extension
Chain
Solana
Supported apps
Axiom, Jupiter, Raydium, Padre, Meteora, Titan, FOMO and more
Payout
SOL cashback, withdrawable immediately
Share
30% base, up to 50% of arbitrage profit
Recipient
Custom payout wallet secured by signature
Alerts
Sound on each cashback

ArbMe fees

ArbMe is free and adds no fee to your trades. After you trade, it captures the price difference your trade created through arbitrage and pays part of that profit back to you in SOL.

The site states up to 70% of the arbitrage profit is redistributed in total, with traders receiving 30% at base and up to 50% at higher levels. The rest is retained by ArbMe. Cashback is a share of arbitrage profit, not a rebate on fees, so amounts depend on trade size and market conditions.

ArbMe pros and cons

Pros

  • No extra fee and no change to your trading flow
  • Works across many Solana terminals and DEXs
  • Cashback paid in SOL rather than a points token
  • Keys stated to stay on your device

Cons

  • Extension hooks into trading pages, a sensitive permission
  • Payout depends on price impact, so small trades earn little
  • No published audit, team or working docs
  • ArbMe keeps the majority of the arbitrage at base level

ArbMe vs Deribit vs GMX

The closest alternatives in our catalog: same market first, then the highest-scoring products.

FeatureArbMeDeribitGMX
TypeBrowser extension that back-runs your Solana trades and returns part of the arbitrage as SOLCentralized crypto options and futures exchange, owned by CoinbaseDecentralized perpetual and spot exchange with pool-based liquidity
PlatformChrome and Firefox extension · SolanaWeb, iOS, Android, REST/WebSocket/FIX API, testnet · BTC, ETH, SOL and moreWeb (app.gmx.io) · Arbitrum, Avalanche, MegaETH, Solana · deposits from Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain · SDK and API
Trading feeFree to install; ArbMe keeps the share of arbitrage profit it does not pay outOptions 0.03% of underlying (cap 12.5% of premium); perps/futures 0.015% maker, 0.035% taker0.04%-0.06% open/close on most markets; swaps 0.05%-0.07%; plus price impact, funding, borrowing and gas
CustodyNon-custodial per the project; keys encrypted and stored locally in the extensionCustodial exchange accounts with KYC; not available in the US and other restricted regionsNon-custodial; trades settle from your own wallet or GMX Account
TelegramNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Atlas AI Score5.5 / 108.5 / 108.3 / 10
ConfidenceMediumHighHigh

Compare side by side: ArbMe vs Deribit vs GMX

How to get started with ArbMe

  1. Install ArbMe from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons via arbme.io.
  2. Set up the extension wallet and optionally a payout wallet.
  3. Trade as usual on a supported app such as Jupiter or Axiom.
  4. Check cashback in the extension and withdraw.

ArbMe FAQ

Does ArbMe charge a fee?

No fee is added to your trades; it earns from the share of arbitrage profit it keeps.

How much cashback do I get?

30% of the captured arbitrage at base, up to 50% at higher levels.

Which apps are supported?

Axiom, Jupiter, Raydium, Archer, Padre, Meteora, Titan, FOMO, Hawkfi, GMTrade, Flash and Circular.

Is it custodial?

ArbMe says it is non-custodial with keys encrypted on your device.

Sources

Last checked: October 27, 2026.