0t does not operate these markets. It reads official public books and quotes, then compares what you would receive. A credit on one venue is not the same destination as a credit on another.
Centralized exchanges
Spot books that credit an exchange account. Kraken ETH is not Coinbase ETH, and neither is ETH on Ethereum, Base, or Arbitrum.
Kraken credit
Kraken
A US- and EU-licensed centralized crypto exchange. Buying ETH here credits a Kraken account, not a wallet on Ethereum and not Coinbase.
Official public ticker ask/bid. Size-aware depth, account fees, and withdrawal time are not returned.
A global centralized crypto exchange. Destination is Binance credit, not Kraken, Coinbase, or an on-chain wallet. Some locations cannot open Binance.com.
Official public bookTicker. If the global data host is blocked, 0t falls back to the public Binance.US or Binance.com book and records which host answered. No API key is used.
Observed assets: USD, USDC, USDT, ETH, BTC, SOL, LINK, UNI
Licensed rails that turn crypto into bank money, or the reverse. MoonPay fiat is not Coinbase Ramp fiat, and neither is a USD ticker on an exchange.
MoonPay fiat payout
MoonPay
A licensed on-ramp and offramp. Selling crypto here is a bank or card payout, not an exchange ticker and not Coinbase Ramp.
Official sell-side quotes into USD, EUR, GBP, and CAD. When a size-specific sell quote is rejected, 0t uses the official bid_price. No sell is created.
Coinbase's official buy and sell rail into a bank account. It is a different product from the Coinbase Exchange ticker that appears in the exchange list.
Official Onramp and Offramp quotes in USD, EUR, GBP, and CAD. No session token or transaction is created.
Prediction and sports books. Kalshi and PredictIt settle in USD. Polymarket, Limitless, and Myriad settle in USDC. Azuro is pool collateral. Omen is xDAI. Those payouts are not interchangeable.
Exchange USD
Kalshi
A CFTC-regulated US event-contract exchange. Contracts are binary YES/NO outcomes that settle in dollars, not crypto.
Official public Trade API ask/bid. When Cloudflare egress is rate-limited, 0t reuses the last official snapshot instead of inventing a price. Taker fee uses Kalshi's published formula when present.
An on-chain liquidity protocol for sports and event odds. Prices come from a pool, not a CFTC book, and official decimal odds already include book margin.
Official Polygon data-feed subgraph. Implied probability is 1 / official decimal odds. Book margin is not isolated as a separate fee.
An independent mid-market print used to measure cash-out markup. It is never ranked as a route because it cannot move money.
Benchmark only — not a payout
Frankfurter
A public republisher of the European Central Bank's daily foreign-exchange reference rates. It is a yardstick for cash-out markup, not an exchange you can send 100,000 USDC to.
Daily USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, and other prints, cached in 0t. Fair value = input × mid-market rate. USDC, USDT, and DAI are treated as 1 USD for that conversion, and that peg is disclosed.
Published rates for sitting in 100,000 USDC. Aave aUSDC is not a Treasury bill. Compound and Sky are listed only when an official public rate API exists.
Aave v3 aUSDC on Ethereum
Aave
A decentralized lending protocol. Supplying USDC mints aUSDC that earns the published supply APY. That claim is not exchange USDC and not a T-bill.
Official Aave GraphQL supply APY for Ethereum USDC. Hypothetical 365-day proceeds at the current print. Not a locked deposit.