Lock your collateral
Lock the collateral output in your own wallet, exactly as you would for a masternode you host yourself. Nothing is ever sent to us.
We keep the node online and signing; you keep your coins. Add a masternode in about a minute, watch its status and payouts from one place, and pay for the hosting in the very coin it earns - no exchanges, no conversions, no card.
Four steps from a wallet holding collateral to a masternode that earns.
Lock the collateral output in your own wallet, exactly as you would for a masternode you host yourself. Nothing is ever sent to us.
Choose the coin and paste what your wallet gives you - the transaction id, the output index and the masternode key.
Your entry joins the coin's masternode configuration and the node starts on our infrastructure, usually within a minute.
Follow status, uptime and payouts in your dashboard, with a Telegram alert if the node ever misses a beat.
More on the way. Every coin gets the same hosting and the same monitoring, and is paid for in itself.
Tell us which one in our Telegram group. The coins people ask for are the ones we add next.
Ask in our TelegramHosting a masternode should not mean explaining yourself to anybody, so there is as little to explain as we could manage.
Every coin here is paid for shielded - PIVX through its shielded pool, Firo through Spark. That is not a policy we could quietly drop: the memo that tells us which order a payment is for only exists in a private transaction, so it is the only kind the service can read.
Your collateral stays in your own wallet and never comes near us. An account needs an email address or a Telegram - one of the two, not both - and nothing else is asked for at any point.
If you would rather not be seen arriving, the same site runs as a hidden service. Same account, same masternodes.
mnspacego7c42lwhmnb64b6lbzvcaukmxp27vfu7rad3ttt6t77qqwid.onionCreate an account with an email address or through Telegram, then add your first node.