How the platform works
- 1
Choose a hashrate plan
Pick an amount of hashrate (for example, 10 TH/s of Bitcoin SHA-256). The full fee formula is shown before you pay.
- 2
Pay in crypto
You buy the plan with crypto. This is a purchase for a service — not a deposit into a balance you draw down. See how checkout works.
- 3
We run and optimise the hardware
Your hashrate runs on real machines pointed at public pools, kept efficient and available by our AI operations layer.
- 4
You get paid on-chain
Mining rewards are paid to your own wallet with a transaction hash for every payout, so you can verify each one.
Security and fund handling
The safest architecture is one where you never have to trust a hidden balance:
Non-custodial payouts
Coins go to your wallet. Minevana does not hold an internal balance you must request to withdraw.
On-chain proofs
Each payout links to a real transaction. Verify it on any block explorer, independent of us.
Public pool accounts
Our pool accounts are public, so claimed hashrate can be checked against the pool’s own data.
Account protection
Sessions use signed cookies and hashed passwords; we will never email you asking for keys or deposits.
Features
What you get with an AI-optimised Minevana plan:
- Real hashrate on operator-run hardware, optimised for efficiency and uptime.
- Daily payouts to your own wallet with per-payout on-chain proof.
- A transparent fee formula — power and maintenance quoted up front, pool fee passed through at cost.
- A dashboard showing your active plans and verifiable payout history.
- A two-tier referral program paid on plan purchases, cleared after 14 days.
AI cloud mining vs owning hardware
Renting optimised hashrate and buying your own machines are different trade-offs:
| Factor | AI cloud mining | Owning hardware |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Lower — buy a plan | High — buy machines |
| Setup & noise | None — operator runs it | You host, power, and cool it |
| Optimisation | AI operations included | You tune and maintain |
| Counterparty risk | Yes — you trust the operator | None — you hold the hardware |
| Resale / control | Limited to plan terms | You own and can resell |
| Income nature | Variable | Variable |
Neither removes market risk. Cloud mining trades hardware ownership for convenience — and adds operator trust, which is why verifiability matters.
How to evaluate an AI cloud mining provider
Use this checklist before you spend anything, on Minevana or anyone else:
- Are payouts sent to your own wallet, with on-chain transaction hashes you can verify?
- Are the mining-pool accounts public, so claimed hashrate can be cross-checked?
- Is there a named legal entity, terms, and a clear risk disclosure?
- Is the fee formula transparent, with no hidden spread or withdrawal-time fees?
- Does it avoid guarantees — no fixed daily returns, no “risk-free” language?
- Are referral rewards paid on purchases, never on deposits?
- Can you start small and verify results before scaling?
Understanding the risks in detail
Market risk: coin prices and network difficulty move constantly. If price falls or difficulty rises, mining income drops and can fall below what you paid for a plan.
Operational risk: hardware fails, power prices spike, and pools have bad luck over short periods. AI reduces but does not eliminate these.
Counterparty risk: with any cloud service you are trusting an operator to run real hardware and pay you honestly. This is exactly why Minevana leans on on-chain proofs and public pool accounts — so the trust required is minimised and checkable. Read the full risk disclosure before committing.
Pricing
Founder pricing is published at launch and shown in full before any purchase — plan price plus a clearly stated electricity-and-maintenance fee, with the pool fee passed through at cost. There is no hidden spread on payouts and no fees invented at withdrawal time.
Pricing section placeholder: live plan tiers and prices appear on the plans and checkout page. Use the AI mining calculator to model results under your own assumptions before committing.