The live endpoint and worker format are prebuilt. Users copy, paste, and save. No extra decoding step.
One-click setup
Fetching miner setup profile
Preparing pool settings, marketplace presets, and copy-ready values for first accepted shares.
Primary endpoint: US East
HashBay currently publishes one live endpoint in US East and the setup below uses it everywhere.
Referral attribution
Referral active
HashBay brought in by another miner
Claim this referral before you start hashing so attribution is locked to your wallet and the referrer's fee-reduction count stays attached to the right miner.
Referrer
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Referral code
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Pool fee
Waiting for program data
Referrer fee step
Waiting for program data
Your fee
Waiting for program data
Pool
No pool selected
Program terms
Referral program not loaded yet.
Open a referral setup link to load attribution terms.
Claim before first shares
Use the same wallet you plan to mine with. This claim field stays synced with the miner wallet section below.
Wallet to claim
Use this field or the miner wallet field below. Both stay in sync.
Referral link
No referral link loaded
Open a setup page with a referral code to attribute new miners before they start hashing.
Copy these into your miner
Everything new miners ask for is above the fold: pool URL, username, password, alternate endpoints when available, and rental marketplace copies.
Miner values
Edit the wallet and worker once. The page updates the web UI fields, command example, and marketplace payloads automatically.
HashBay never asks for seed phrases or private keys. Setup fields only generate pool URLs, usernames, and miner passwords.
Pool URL
Waiting for selected pool
Username
Enter wallet to generate username
Password
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Alternate endpoint
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Low-diff option
No low-difficulty endpoint loaded
Worker format
WALLET.WORKER
Rental & marketplace presets
NiceHash, MiningRigRentals, and Braiins rental presets stay visible right away so rented hashrate does not require a second scavenger hunt.
What happens in the first few minutes
Short, visual, and explicit. This shows the usual path from first accepted shares to pending balance and then payout-ready status. Actual timing depends on pool luck and block maturity.
Hardware-specific setup
Fetching model-specific setup steps
Walkthrough screenshots
1. Paste the pool URL
2. Watch first accepted shares
3. Pending shows before payout-ready
4. Use Wallet Lookup for proof
These are simplified visuals you can publish directly in walkthrough content, with wording that explains what miners should expect to see next.
The dashboard shows active workers and accepted shares first. That gives immediate confidence before a block is found.
Pending balance appears first. Once the block matures on-chain, that balance moves to confirmed and becomes payout-ready.
Every worker, pending reward, and payout threshold stays visible from the same wallet page instead of spreading across five tools.
PPLNS, translated into normal English
PPLNS should be understandable. This page explains why payout moved today, what steady miners gain, and how much pool output you are actually riding.
PPLNS simulator
Use your hashrate and expected daily uptime to estimate your share of recent pool output and how much of the share window you actually cover.
Steady miner advantage: full window
Share of pool
Enter your hashrate
Window coverage
Waiting for uptime
Estimated daily reward
Enter hashrate to estimate
Recent pool output base
Waiting for recent block output
Why your payout changed today
The page rewrites the usual PPLNS pain points into concrete causes miners can actually understand.