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Software · testnet demonstration

Sell a real mining pool — miners register, get paid, you operate.

A complete pool stack: Stratum server, PPLNS payout engine, miner dashboard, operator admin panel, block explorer, and faucet — shown running live on testnet. Buy the software, re-skin it, deploy it under your own brand.

How it works

Two roles, one stack.

The same software serves the miner and the operator. Two completely separate experiences — both yours to configure and brand.

Miner

Point a rig. Register. Watch shares confirm.

  1. 1 Connect hardware to the Stratum endpoint — any standard miner client works without modification.
  2. 2 Register an account to track workers and payouts, or skip it — mining works with just a wallet address as the username.
  3. 3 Watch the miner dashboard: share count rises, balance accumulates, payout lands on-chain in the registered wallet.
Miner dashboard showing testnet balances, connected workers, valid shares and payout history
Miner dashboard · pool.demo.getcrypto.co.in/dashboard
Operator

Set your fee. Watch miners connect. Trigger payouts.

  1. 1 Configure pool fee, minimum payout threshold, block maturity depth, and SMTP alert addresses in the admin panel.
  2. 2 Monitor connected workers, aggregate hashrate, and block events. Everything surfaces in the operator audit log.
  3. 3 Payouts run automatically on the configured schedule — or trigger a manual payout run from the operator console.
Operator overview showing pool health, connected miners, recent blocks and payments
Operator console · pool.demo.getcrypto.co.in/operator
Public pool statistics page showing hashrate, connected miners, chain height and recent blocks
Public stats · pool.demo.getcrypto.co.in/stats

Everything you get

What's in the box.

Eight components ship in the pool layer. No external cloud services. No per-miner SaaS fees. Software you own and operate.

Stratum server

Stratum v1 protocol. Miners connect with any standard client — CGMiner, XMRig, lolMiner. No patching required on the miner side.

PPLNS payout engine

Pay Per Last N Shares. Rewards tracked against contributed work; payouts go straight to the miner's own wallet address.

Miner dashboard

Per-account view: active workers, share history, pending balance, full payout log. Miner registers once, tracks everything from there.

Operator admin

Configure pool fee, minimum payout threshold, block maturity depth, and SMTP alerts. Full audit trail baked into the panel.

Multi-coin support

Connect any Scrypt-fork chain or the tLTC testnet. Pool detects the node, adjusts share difficulty, starts accepting work immediately.

Live stats API

JSON endpoint at /stats: hashrate, connections, current height, blocks found. Wire your marketing page straight to it — no middleware.

Block explorer

Esplora-compatible block browser ships in the same stack. Miners verify payouts against on-chain data without leaving your domain.

On-chain audit log

Every block the pool finds is traceable on-chain. No black-box arithmetic — any payout can be independently verified against the block hash.

Coin support

Eleven algorithms — eight running live today.

All eleven algorithms in the catalogue are implemented. Eight are running as live demonstration pools right now. Click any row to see algorithm details, stratum commands, and fee structure.

Roadmap coins are confirmed algorithm integrations — not vaporware. Each requires a running node for the target network before going live.

Pool component

From £99

Part of the full white-label stack. See packages & pricing for what each tier includes.

Pool software demonstration only. Runs on testnet — coins shown have no monetary value. Any mainnet operation, coin issuance, licensing, or user agreements are entirely the buyer's responsibility. Full disclaimer