Cloud mining with payouts you can check on-chain

Minevana is a cloud Bitcoin mining service. It sells hashrate plans — Starter (1 TH/s, $65), Builder (10 TH/s, $600) and Rack (50 TH/s, $2,800) — paid for in crypto. A plan runs for 24 months from the day it is activated. The operator activates each plan by hand after checking your payment on-chain, and sends mining payouts on request to the payout wallet saved on your account, each recorded with an on-chain transaction hash. Minevana says it runs its own Bitcoin mining machines; no independent proof of that is published yet.

No. You are buying mining hashrate — a service, like renting a server. Mining income varies with network difficulty, coin price and luck, and can end up less than what you paid for the plan. Nothing is guaranteed. Nobody at Minevana will ever promise you a return, and anyone who does in our name is a scammer.

Yes. Mining income is variable and can be less than the plan price, so you can get back less than you paid. Part of the risk is also the operator: activation and payouts are done by hand, and no independent proof of the mining machines is published yet. Only spend an amount you could afford to lose entirely, and start with the smallest plan.

Create an account, choose a plan at checkout and send the plan price in crypto (BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, USDT or USDC, on the network you select) to the address shown. There is no automatic payment detection: the operator checks your payment on-chain by hand and then activates the plan. No turnaround time is published. The 24-month term starts on the day the plan is activated.

Mining payouts are sent on request. You ask through the support page, and the operator sends your share of the mined Bitcoin to the payout wallet saved on your account. Every payout the operator records carries an on-chain transaction hash that you see in your dashboard, and your dashboard total is only the sum of those recorded payouts — nothing accrues on a timer. There is no fixed payout schedule. How your share is calculated and whether any fee is deducted have not been published. Make sure a payout wallet is saved on your account before you ask.

A plan runs for 24 months from the day it is activated. The plan price is shown at checkout before you pay: $65 for Starter, $600 for Builder and $2,800 for Rack. How your share of the mined Bitcoin is calculated and whether any fee is deducted from payouts have not been published. Until they are, you cannot fully model what a plan will pay, which is one more reason to start small.

Before your plan is activated, yes. If you have paid, ask through the support page and the full amount is sent back to the address you paid from, minus the network fee. After a plan is activated there is no refund. The refund policy page has the full rule.

Available today: a transaction hash for every recorded payout in your dashboard, payouts sent to your own payout wallet, written terms and a refund policy, and a public risk disclosure. Not published: independent proof of the mining machines (a pool watcher link, facility footage, a third-party attestation or a total hashrate figure), how your share is calculated and whether a fee is deducted, and who operates Minevana. That means you cannot independently check the hashrate behind a plan today.

You earn 5% of the plan price when someone you referred directly has a plan activated (tier 1), and 3% of the plan price when someone they referred does (tier 2). A commission clears 14 days after it is earned. You then request a withdrawal of cleared commissions from your dashboard, and the operator pays it by hand. Commissions are calculated on the plan price, not on anyone’s mining income.

Yes, and we would rather say so than hide it. The operator activates plans by hand, sends mining payouts by hand when you ask for them through the support page, and pays referral-commission withdrawals by hand when you request them. The scam pattern to watch for is different: a platform that holds your deposited money or mining balance and asks for a new deposit or fee before releasing it. Minevana will never ask you to pay to receive a payout.

Minevana has not published who operates it: no company name, registration details, country or address appears on this site. Minevana says it runs its own Bitcoin mining machines, but no pool watcher link, facility footage, third-party attestation or total hashrate figure is published yet. That is a real gap, so treat Minevana as an unproven operator.

You should not take our word for it. What you can check today is limited to the transaction hashes of payouts recorded in your dashboard, and the written terms. The mining machines and the operator are not independently checkable yet. If you buy, start with the smallest plan, and only spend more once you have checked real payouts yourself.

Use the support page on this site. It is the only contact channel: Minevana has no mailbox. We will never contact you asking for deposits, private keys or passwords.