Your miners work here.
Your Bitcoin lives in your wallet.
Everything mined for you is paid out from the mining pool straight to the external Bitcoin wallet you’ve saved — on a schedule you choose. Cuverse never holds your coins or your keys. Not as a promise — as architecture. This page walks the whole path.
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Where your Bitcoin goes
Pick a setup and watch where the coins go — and, more importantly, where they never go.
Your miner
Cuverse data center
Mining pool
rewards accrue for you
Your wallet
address you saved
Only you hold the keysCuverse dashboard
statistics & payout triggers over API — no keys, no custody
Beside the path, never on itStandard pools (incl. Cloud Infrastructure): rewards accrue on the pool’s side and are paid to the wallet you saved — manually on request, or automatically at a threshold you set. Cuverse connects to the pool over API for two things only: mirroring your statistics and triggering payouts. No keys, no custody, no wallet of ours on the path.
The pattern to notice: with Cuverse, the platform sits beside the money path — reading statistics and triggering payouts over API — never on it. That single difference is what “non-custodial” means.
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Hard questions
The questions everyone asks after the platform collapses of recent years — answered by architecture, not reassurances.
“What if Cuverse vanished tomorrow?”
Bitcoin already paid out is in your wallet, under your keys. Nobody can touch it — including us. That is the point of paying out to an address only you control.
“Can Cuverse freeze, lend, or spend my Bitcoin?”
Physically impossible. All of that requires holding keys — and we hold none. There is no Cuverse wallet on the payout path to do it from.
“What if I lose access to my account?”
Your Bitcoin was never in it. The dashboard is instrumentation — the coins are in your wallet. Restore access with support; your Bitcoin doesn’t wait for that.
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Your cadence
Withdraw manually whenever you like, or switch on automatic payouts at a threshold you choose — the pool’s minimum or anything above it. Pick your pool and see the honest math.
0.0004 BTC /day
735 TH × network rewarddaily
at Cuverse Pool’s 0.0005 BTC minimum — or set yours higher0.0005 BTC
≈ $40 at $79,418/BTCNothing accumulates "at Cuverse" while you wait. Between payouts, rewards accrue on the mining pool’s side — your dashboard mirrors them via API in real time. The moment your threshold is met, the payout goes straight to your wallet.
Express payout
OptionalDon’t want to wait for the pool’s schedule? For a flat 0.00003 BTC fee the payout is routed through a dedicated Cuverse relay wallet and forwarded to your saved address immediately — so you can get paid even same-day. The one deliberate exception to “never on the path”, and only because you chose it. Subject to availability by region.
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The one required step
You save your wallet’s receiving address in your account — that’s the whole procedure, and it’s the security model: there is deliberately no fallback address. No address on file — no payouts, just accrual at the pool. No “default company wallet”, ever.
Get a wallet you control
Hardware, mobile, or another service. The one requirement: it’s yours, not ours.
Save its receiving address
Type or paste it in account settings. From here on, it’s the only destination payouts know.
Choose your cadence
Manual payouts, or automatic at your threshold — the pool minimum or higher. Express when you don’t want to wait.
We never ask you to "connect" a wallet. No browser extensions, no seed phrases, no signing, no approvals — those are the mechanics of wallet-drainer scams, and none of them exist here. An address alone can do exactly one thing: receive.
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Cuverse platform
We can’t touch your Bitcoin, but our platform makes sure you get it in full.
Monitoring & protection
24/7 telemetry, on-site engineers, repairs meters from the rack.
MAX & ECO modes
Two ways to run the same hardware — switch as the market moves.
Hosting or cloud platform
Your own miner or one from our fleet — your choice.
Loyalty cashback
Tiers reduce your effective energy cost on both infrastructures.
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FAQ
- It accrues on the mining pool’s side, attributed to your capacity. Your dashboard mirrors those accruals via API in real time. When the pool’s minimum payout is reached — and on your command or automatic schedule — the pool pays out to the wallet you’ve saved. At no point does it sit in a Cuverse wallet.
- On the standard path — no. Cuverse never holds, controls, or has access to your Bitcoin or your wallet keys. Our role is reading statistics and triggering payouts over the pool’s API. The single exception is Express payout, an opt-in you choose per your settings: coins transit a dedicated relay wallet for moments and are forwarded to your address immediately. It is never the default.
- No — it’s a live display of what has accrued for you on the pool’s side, plus your payout history. Think of it as instrumentation, not a vault. The coins themselves are either at the pool (pending payout) or already in your wallet.
- Each pool sets its own floor. For the preset pools: F2Pool — 0.005 BTC by default (the default pool; the threshold can be raised in settings), ViaBTC — 0.001 BTC, Antpool — 0.001 BTC. On Custom Pool, your own pool’s payout rules apply. You can set your automatic payout threshold at the pool’s floor or anywhere above it.
- Yes — enable automatic payouts and set your threshold at the pool minimum: payouts then go out as often as your accruals cross it. Set the threshold higher and payouts arrive less often, but larger — your choice. More capacity crosses any threshold faster; the calculator above shows the honest math. And when you don’t want to wait at all, Express forwards a payout immediately for a flat fee.
- An optional fast lane. For a flat 0.00003 BTC fee, your payout is routed through a dedicated Cuverse relay wallet and forwarded to your saved address immediately, instead of waiting for the pool’s schedule. It’s the one case where coins briefly transit a Cuverse address — in motion, automatically forwarded, and only because you opted in. The standard non-custodial path stays the default. Subject to availability by region.
- Payouts don’t run — deliberately. There is no fallback address, because a “default company wallet” is exactly the thing this architecture exists to avoid. Your rewards keep accruing at the pool, and your dashboard will keep reminding you to save an address.
- Yes, in your account settings — future payouts follow the new address you save. Keep it an address you control, and treat wallet changes with the same care as anything security-critical.
- With Custom Pool, your machines point at your own account in your own pool. Rewards land there directly and Cuverse is out of the loop entirely — we don’t see them, route them, or report them. You manage pool-side payouts yourself. Electricity and hosting are billed as usual, since the hardware keeps running.
- Any external Bitcoin address you control — a hardware wallet, a mobile self-custody wallet, or an account at another service. You never “connect” anything: you just save a receiving address. Cuverse doesn’t issue wallets and doesn’t need to — the destination is yours to choose.
- Standard payouts follow the pool’s own payout rules — some pools cover the network fee on scheduled payouts (F2Pool does), others deduct it. Express carries its flat relay fee of 0.00003 BTC. Cuverse adds no custody or withdrawal layer of its own; the exact terms for your setup are in your agreement and the pool’s payout policy.
Mining you can verify, custody you keep
Professional infrastructure on our side of the path. Your Bitcoin on yours.
About this page. Diagrams and calculator are simplified illustrations of the payout architecture. Estimates use ≈ 0.0000005 BTC per TH per day and an illustrative BTC price; preset pool minimums are the pools’ published defaults and may change. Express availability and fee are subject to your agreement and region; the “custodial platform” lane describes a generic model for contrast, not any specific company. Your agreement and the applicable pool’s payout policy prevail over this page. Nothing here is investment, legal, or custody advice.