Receive mining pool payouts in FxWallet
To receive mining payouts in FxWallet, copy your address from Receive for the exact coin you mine, then set it as your payout address at the pool. A pool only needs your address.
Never enter your mnemonic phrase or private key on a pool's website, or give it to anyone from a pool. Nobody needs it to pay you.
Set your payout address
- On the Wallet tab, tap Receive, search for the coin, and copy the address.
- In your pool account, paste it into the payout setting for that coin. Check that it matches the address in FxWallet: malware can change a copied address.
- Set the lowest payout threshold the pool allows, and wait for one payout to arrive.
- When it shows up in FxWallet, set the threshold you want.
Some pools hold payouts for a while after you change the address, as a security check. Your pool's help pages say how long.
On DxPool
- On the Assets page, select Withdraw.
- Select Normal Transfer, then Address List.
- Select Add Address, paste the address you copied from FxWallet, and confirm with your passkey.
To get paid automatically, choose the coin's auto-withdrawal option on the Assets page. See DxPool's guides to withdrawal addresses and auto withdrawal.
Each coin has its own address
Pools that mine several coins at once, such as Litecoin with Dogecoin, pay each coin separately. Copy a separate address for each one.
| Coin | Your address starts with |
|---|---|
| Litecoin (LTC) | L |
| Dogecoin (DOGE) | D |
| Bells (BELLS) | B |
| Handshake (HNS) | hs1 |
| Kaspa (KAS) | kaspa: |
| Nervos Network (CKB) | ckb1 |
| Aleo (ALEO) | aleo1 |
| XBT (Bitcoin BLAKE2b) | 1 |
Siacoin (SC) and ScPrime (SCP) addresses have no prefix: they're 76 characters, digits and the letters a to f. In FxWallet, both coins use the same address, so you can paste it into the payout setting for each one, and each payout arrives as its own coin. Both are only in a wallet's first account. See Wallets and accounts FAQ.
If the pool rejects the format, don't change the address by hand. Ask the pool which formats it accepts.
Coins with their own rules
- XBT (Bitcoin BLAKE2b): your XBT address looks like a bitcoin address, and only a wallet's first account has one. A wallet imported with a private key, or a hardware wallet, can't hold XBT. A reward paid straight from a block can stay locked for about 180 days; payouts a pool sends in an ordinary transaction aren't affected. See XBT guide.
- Nervos (CKB): each transfer must be at least the network's minimum. Set your payout threshold above it. See Network rules FAQ.
- Aleo: every address has a public and a private balance, so look at both on the ALEO page. See Aleo FAQ.
If a payout doesn't show
First check the pool's payout history: it should show a transaction hash (TXID) once the payout is sent. A pool pays only when your balance reaches the threshold, and some pay once a day. If it was sent and you still don't see it, see Why hasn't my transfer arrived?
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