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MinerXP public guide

Mining safety and public wallet basics

A safe MinerXP setup uses a public wallet address for mining payouts and never asks for the secret information that controls a wallet.

What MinerXP needs

MinerXP needs only a public Monero address in the local controller settings. A public address is used to identify where pool payouts should go.

  • Public wallet address: permitted in local MinerXP settings.
  • Recovery phrase, seed words, private key, and wallet password: never enter these into MinerXP.
  • If any site or person asks for those secrets, stop and verify independently.

Create and protect a wallet

Use a reputable wallet provider and follow its backup instructions. Store recovery information offline and privately. Never send it by email, chat, or a web form.

Control your computer

Choose a CPU level that suits your hardware. You can pause or stop mining locally, and a paired private dashboard can request those same actions while the computer is online.

No guaranteed earnings

A mining estimate is not a promise of a payout or profit. Network conditions, pool conditions, hardware, electricity, and cryptocurrency prices can change at any time.

Use a local controller, stay in control.

MinerXP is a companion service for a controller installed on your own computer. Never provide a recovery phrase, private key, or wallet password. Mining outcomes are variable and not guaranteed.