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Frequently asked questions
Licenses, networks, payouts, and clients — plus how guest checkout and server-side quotas actually work.
MineRipto sells licenses for blockchain compute on Web, Android, and Windows. You choose a plan, pay in crypto as a guest, and receive a license only after the server confirms payment. The dashboard then shows usage, devices, and remaining quota from the same rules admin can edit.
No. Checkout only needs an email, a plan, and a payment coin. You authorize with the license key after payment is confirmed.
Open Pricing, pick the license that matches your device and quota needs, then continue to guest checkout. The API creates the payment order. The browser never marks an order as paid.
Checkout currently accepts BTC, ETH, LTC, and USDT. The exact amount and address come from the server. Status moves only after backend verification, a webhook, or the reconciliation worker.
Only after the backend confirms payment. The key appears on the payment page and is emailed. Failed, expired, cancelled, or underpaid orders do not create a new license.
Yes, within the networks your plan allows. Availability is database-driven. Admin can enable, disable, or assign networks without a frontend redeploy.
Device count is set by the plan and enforced server-side. Example licenses start at 1 device and go up to 3 on higher tiers. Admin can change those limits. A new start may reject or revoke a previous session according to configuration.
Plans include daily generation and verification quotas, such as 15,000,000 units on starter licenses, scaling on higher tiers. Counters are atomic on the server. The dashboard only displays them.
It is an estimation engine. Hashrate, power, electricity, pool fee, and a configurable network rate produce projected gross, cost, and net. Results are estimates, not guaranteed earnings, and fluctuate with network difficulty and coin price.
Expired, failed, cancelled, or underpaid orders do not grant a new license. You can create a new order from pricing. If you already have an active license, a later failed order does not revoke it.
Yes, as long as you stay inside the license device limit. Web sessions still require the compute page to stay active. Android and Windows follow their own foreground rules from admin.
No. The platform only operates on resources you own, connect, or authorize. We do not custody keys, and we do not generate, scan, or brute-force seed phrases.