Get your NVL address
In Nival Wallet, open Receive → Show address. Copy the complete Mainnet address beginning with Niv. Use a wallet you control.
Mining
NIVAL · Mainnet · RandomX · PPLNS
Nival mining / PPLNS
Mine together.
Share every reward.
Contribute verified work and receive a share of the blocks the pool finds. Mature rewards are paid automatically to your wallet.
Connect to the pool ↗
Estimated pool hashrate—based on accepted shares
Miners online—in the last 2 minutes
Blocks found—on Mainnet
Pool fee0%network transaction fee applies
CPU mining / rx/0
Your mining command
Use XMRig over Stratum or the native Nival miner over HTTPS. Both submit work to this shared pool.
Default: one CPU thread and light memory mode. No private keys or recovery phrase are needed.
PPLNS counts the latest accepted work totaling twice the current network difficulty. Rewards mature after 60 confirmations. Automatic payouts start at a 0.1 NVL balance; the actual network transaction fee is divided between recipients in each batch. The pool fee is 0%.
AlgorithmRandomXXMRig identifier: rx/0
ModelPPLNSautomatic shared payouts
Maturity60 blocksenforced by consensus
Payout threshold0.1 NVLbefore network fees
From wallet to first share
Start in three steps
Choose and extract a miner
XMRig releases ↗ include Windows and Linux x64 packages. Check the archive against the release’s SHA256SUMS. The native miner is included in Nival Tools or built from the same source tree as the coin.
Run your command
Generate a command above. Open PowerShell on Windows or a terminal on Linux in the extracted miner folder. Paste and run it. An accepted share confirms that the pool has recorded your work.
Which algorithm and connection should I use?
NVL uses RandomX, identified as rx/0 in XMRig. Use the Stratum host and port shown in your generated XMRig command. The /api/pool URL is the native miner’s HTTPS work endpoint; XMRig cannot mine through that URL. Stratum is plain TCP; the worker password is only a label, so never use a personal password.
Light or fast RandomX mode?
Light mode needs roughly 256 MB for the RandomX cache and gives a lower hashrate. Fast mode uses a dataset of about 2 GB plus the cache and needs at least 2.5 GB of free RAM. Both modes produce the same valid proofs. The native Nival miner uses light mode. Start with one CPU thread and check memory and temperature before changing settings.
When will I receive NVL?
A share is accepted work, not a block reward. You receive an allocation when the pool finds a canonical block and your work is inside its PPLNS window. Rewards mature after 60 blocks. A balance of at least 0.1 NVL enters an automatic payout batch; the network fee is deducted. After a payout is confirmed, the wallet waits 10 blocks before its output is spendable. Time estimates depend on actual blocks, pool luck and network conditions.
Why has a miner not received a payout yet?
Check your account below for accepted shares, immature rewards, available balance and reserved payouts. A disconnected miner keeps already credited balances. Orphaned blocks earn no reward. If the node or signer is recovering, payouts wait until chain and wallet checks pass.
What information is public on this pool?
Worker names, payout addresses, share counts, reward allocations and completed payout amounts are pool records. The pool exposes account data for a supplied address. This is separate from RingCT privacy on the blockchain. Use a dedicated mining wallet if you want to separate mining records from other activity.
Your contribution
Mining account
On-chain transfers
Automatic payouts
No completed payouts yet
Verified by the network
Blocks found
No blocks found yet
The block counter includes every block found. Rewards are spendable only on the active chain after maturity; each retained record is checked against the node.
Accepted shares
Pool participants
Connect the first miner