Account

balance · workers · payout controls (all times UTC)

P-00 Operator console — account lookup no login · your address is your account

No login needed — your Grin address is your account. Enter the address you mine with to see balance, hashrate and payout history.

Your Grin address

Available balance— Locked / immature— Total paid out— Hashrate · 1h— Workers online— Pending payout—

P-01 Chart recorder — your hashrate history kept 100 days

last 30 days

NO TRACE DATA YET

P-02 Share quality live · connected workers

A healthy rig is >98% valid. High stale% = latency or too-aggressive overclock; high reject% = bad config / failing hardware. Live only — counters reset when a worker disconnects; they are not stored.

Valid shares—
Stale shares—
Rejected shares—

P-03 Workers — per-rig breakdown stale/reject % = live sessions

Worker	10 min	24 h	Shares · 24h	Stale %	Reject %	Last share
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online · dropped <24h — check the rig · offline

P-04 Payout controls

🔐 Every payout action below uses your ownership proof at the top of the page ↑

Withdraw

Amount (GRIN) · min — ツ · max — ツ

One payout at a time. One that can't be delivered returns to your balance automatically.

Tor Slatepack (manual)

Payout destinations

A destination is a wallet you register once and then pay to repeatedly. Because registering one decides where your money goes, each new destination sits in a security cooldown before its first payout — that window is your chance to notice and undo an unwanted change. Your other payout methods keep working normally throughout.

Goblin (Nostr)

Enter the Goblin username your wallet answers to. Re-registering replaces the current destination and restarts the cooldown — so if someone who guessed your ownership proof registered their own name, registering yours evicts theirs before it can ever go active.

This one action needs both proofs. Tor and Slatepack can only ever pay your own mining address, so proving ownership there moves nothing. A Goblin username is a different address — so changing it asks for your mining IP and your rig password, not either one. The ownership proof at the top of the page does not cover this: fill in both boxes below.

Goblin username (name@goblin.st or an npub…)

Proof 1 — a recent mining IP

Proof 2 — your rig's stratum password

P-05 Account details

Status—
Last seen—
First seen—
Member for—
Total shares submitted—
Last share—
Blocks found—
Payouts made—
Pending withdrawal—
Minimum payout (pool)—
Donating to prize pool—Donor profile ↓

Earnings est. · spot price

Period	GRIN	BTC	USD
Last 60 minutes	—	—	—
Last 24 hours	—	—	—
Last 7 days	—	—	—
Last 30 days	—	—	—

P-06 Ledger — money in row detail kept 60 days ·

Block rewards (PPLNS), contest bonuses, giveaways — and payout returned, when a payout fails, expires or is cancelled and its amount comes back to your balance (it also appears once in Money out, as payout requested). Showing the 5 most recent — use Prev/Next or CSV for older entries.

When	Event	Amount	Balance after
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P-07 Ledger — money out row detail kept 60 days ·

Payout requested — the full amount, fee included, leaves your balance the moment you request it; the outcome is in Withdrawal history below — plus voluntary donations (donateNN worker tag) and orphan clawbacks. Showing the 5 most recent — use Prev/Next or CSV for older entries.

When	Event	Amount	Balance after
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P-08 Withdrawal history every payout, kept forever ·

Every payout you have requested, back to the first one. Download it all as CSV for your records.

Proofs are hidden for privacy. Enter your ownership proof at the top of this page and press Reveal proofs: each paid payout then shows its Tx ID (proof it was mined), and Tor and Slatepack payouts also get a ⬇ file, a payment proof signed by your own wallet. Check it with grin-wallet verify_proof.

Requested	Confirmed	Method · Status	Amount	Withdrawal fee	You received	Proof
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P-09 Donor profile names checked at once · banners & links reviewed

🔐 Saving or removing anything here uses your ownership proof at the top of the page ↑. It must have been on record for a while — that is what stops someone who briefly mined to your address from putting words on the donor wall in your name.