For renters
Access mining power without owning hardware
Browse verified offers, compare service terms, start a contract, and monitor delivered mining performance from one interface.
Planned target: Q2 2027
A planned marketplace for mining capacity.
KpowBIT Mining Rental is designed to connect verified GPU and ASIC providers with users who want access to mining hashrate without purchasing and operating their own hardware.
The workflow is a product proposal inspired by proven two-sided compute marketplaces, rewritten specifically for mining contracts, hashrate delivery, pool compatibility, and provider settlement.
Planned concept UI
For providers
List capacity and fulfill verified contracts
Connect eligible mining infrastructure, publish available capacity, fulfill orders, and receive settlement for verified delivery.
This page describes a planned product. Features, supported hardware, pricing, payments, eligibility, and launch date may change before release.
Planned rental workflow
Separate journeys for renters and providers.
The platform is planned around verified supply, searchable offers, transparent contract terms, performance monitoring, and controlled settlement.
Renter journey
Access mining power
01
Create and fund an account
Use the KpowBIT account environment and add an accepted payment asset when the service becomes available.
02
Choose a mining target
Select an eligible coin, algorithm, pool configuration, or predefined mining package.
03
Filter available offers
Compare hardware, hashrate, price, contract length, provider uptime, region, and availability.
04
Review terms and estimate
Check the service price, expected delivery, minimum duration, fees, and risk disclosures before ordering.
05
Start and monitor
Track delivered hashrate, session status, accepted shares, provider uptime, and contract time through one dashboard.
06
Complete or extend
End the contract at expiry, extend eligible rentals, or select another provider based on current marketplace conditions.
Provider journey
Monetize verified capacity
01
Apply as a provider
Submit business, identity, hardware, location, and operational information required by the provider program.
02
Connect infrastructure
Install the approved connector or integrate through a supported API, then register eligible GPU or ASIC resources.
03
Benchmark and verify
Complete performance, stability, hardware identity, connectivity, and security checks before public listing.
04
Set commercial terms
Define availability, supported algorithms, price, minimum duration, capacity limits, and maintenance windows.
05
Deliver verified service
Fulfill accepted orders while platform telemetry monitors actual hashrate, uptime, and contract performance.
06
Receive settlement
Receive eligible payment after verified delivery, platform fees, dispute windows, and provider obligations are applied.
Workflow concept
Visual overview
See how hardware selection, contract setup, monitoring, and settlement fit together.
This concept illustration summarizes the planned experience: choose hardware or algorithm, select duration and pricing terms, monitor delivered hashrate, and complete settlement once the contract ends.
GPU and ASIC offer discovery
Flexible rental terms and durations
Live hashrate and uptime tracking
Transparent provider ratings and settlement rules
Rental models
Choose capacity based on commitment and control.
The final launch may use one or more models after beta testing. Availability will depend on provider supply, algorithm support, operational controls, and local requirements.
Fixed-duration capacity
Reserve a defined amount of hashrate for a specific period at the displayed contract price.
Flexible capacity
Use eligible capacity with shorter commitment and billing intervals when supply is available.
Dedicated hardware
Reserve an eligible full rig or server configuration for workloads requiring dedicated control.
Marketplace transparency
Every offer should expose the information needed to compare service.
Hardware & algorithm
GPU or ASIC model, supported algorithm, firmware or software profile, and available unit count.
Performance
Advertised hashrate, benchmark range, power profile, availability, and observed delivery history.
Price & duration
Unit price, billing interval, minimum rental time, extension rules, and applicable platform fees.
Connection details
Region, latency indicators, pool compatibility, network availability, and planned maintenance windows.
Provider quality
Uptime, completed contracts, cancellation rate, dispute history, and platform verification status.
Risk information
Collateral requirements, service limitations, refund rules, and warnings that profitability is not guaranteed.
Monitoring concept
Planned dashboards for live contracts, balances, and rental performance.
The product direction includes a portfolio-style dashboard for active contracts, performance tracking, estimated rewards, hardware availability, and account management across desktop and mobile.
Real-time contract status and hashrate delivery
Wallet visibility for deposits, balances, and settlement history
Marketplace search for available rigs and mining plans
Analytics views for uptime, payout estimates, and provider comparisons
Dashboard concept
Planned billing & settlement
Funds move only under clear contract rules.
Display the full rental price, billing unit, platform fee, and minimum duration before confirmation.
Reserve or hold renter funds while the contract is active, subject to official payment terms.
Measure actual delivery using platform telemetry, pool data, and contract performance records.
Release eligible provider settlement after delivery verification and the applicable dispute window.
Support partial adjustments or refunds only under defined failure, cancellation, and dispute policies.
Trust & abuse controls
Protect the marketplace from false supply and artificial activity.
Hardware identity and benchmark verification
Detection of self-rental and circular activity
Monitoring for hardware substitution or false hashrate
Per-order performance telemetry and immutable service logs
Provider collateral, reputation, and dispute procedures
Account limits, rate controls, and abuse monitoring
Mining profitability is not guaranteed.
Mining output and financial results depend on asset price, network difficulty, pool conditions, fees, electricity economics, provider performance, downtime, and market conditions. Estimates must be presented as estimates, not promised returns.
Product development
Follow the project while Rental moves toward beta.
Provider onboarding, supported hardware, beta access, pricing, and final launch timing will be announced through official KpowBIT channels.