1. Obtain a wallet: Start by acquiring a wallet for the specific coin you intend to mine. You can either create a new wallet or use an existing one. If you need assistance in generating a paper wallet, we provide a convenient Paper Wallet Generator tool. You can find links to wallets and the generator on the respective coin pages or below this instruction.
2. Create a worker extension: Set up a worker extension for your miner to differentiate between multiple workers associated with the same wallet address. The format for the worker extension is "walletaddress.workername." For instance, if your wallet address is 1P4XWNwhLcoGNGVAVf6uC7uGdNnd51XdUu and you want to create a worker named Worker1x1, your worker extension would be 1P4XWNwhLcoGNGVAVf6uC7uGdNnd51XdUu.Worker1x1. You can create multiple worker names for the same wallet address. Ensure that the address you use matches the coin pool you intend to mine.
3. Obtain the coin pool's stratum address and port: Copy the stratum address and port of the coin pool where you wish to mine. You can find this information either on the selection provided below or utilize our Config Generator Tool
4. Choose the closest stratum to your miner, either: EUUSINSG
5. Choose the closest stratum: Select the stratum location that is closest to your mining setup. Consider options like EU (Europe), US (United States), IN (India), or SG (Singapore). This choice helps optimize your mining performance.
6. Save and apply your configuration: Save the configuration settings you have determined so far and apply them to start mining. You can track the progress of your worker on the coin page or by searching for your wallet address. Note that it may take 1-2 minutes for your miner to display on our front end.
7. Optional Password Field Commands (Use these commands if applicable, remove -p if not using command, batch, or script files to set your password. If you're not utilizing custom commands, simply use "x" as your password):

• -p party=yourpartyname: Sets the mining party you want to create or join.
• -p hide=true: Hides your country flag on the pool page.
• -p pl=300: Sets your custom payout.
• -p sd=300: Sets your starting difficulty but still utilizes variable difficulty (vardiff).
• -p party=myuniquepartyname, hide=false, pl=3000, sd=4: Example of all settings being used in a password field.

• If you encounter any issues, please don't hesitate to contact us via Discord for support. Thank you, and happy mining!

Choose your mining stratum based on the lowest ping latency (the smallest value in ms)