Features

• Pick a coin: Pearl (PRL) and QTC are currently selectable; choices depend on the client catalog and GPU compatibility.
• Pick a pool: once a pool is picked, only the mining engines it can use are listed
• Pick a mining engine: Choose an available version from the current catalog; pin a version or import a verified custom version where supported.
• Enter your wallet: F2Pool takes only your pool username; Kryptex takes a username or a wallet address; other pools take a wallet address
• Pick GPUs: all means every GPU, or enter just 0 or 0,1,2
• Worker name: set your own prefix or add a random suffix in one click; Chinese characters, spaces and symbols are removed automatically
• Click Start: hashrate and shares show up within seconds to a few minutes

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• Auto (latest): Choose an available version from the current catalog; pin a version or import a verified custom version where supported.
• Pin a version: the dropdown lists version numbers; pick the one you want to keep
• Download on demand: Available peers in the same account and LAN can share verified download files; the server coordinates waiting and takeover. Predownload and installation are separate; Netbar master images still update manually.
• Backup download route: The main website download uses R2; Mirror 2 uses DEDI. Check the homepage SHA-256 after downloading.
• Matched to your GPU: NVIDIA and AMD cards only see engines they can run

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• Total hashrate and shares: accepted / rejected on one screen
• Pool balance and paid: shown right on the home screen
• Every GPU: its own hashrate, temperature and power
• Pool website: opens the pool's lookup page for your wallet in one click
• Floating window: a small desktop window that always shows your hashrate
• Log: shows only what matters to you; common errors come with the fix
• Server notices: important notices appear inside the client

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• Seamless auto-update: Automatic updates are optional and disabled in Netbar mode. Leaving Netbar does not turn them back on; update the master image manually.
• Scheduled mining: set a start and stop time to mine on a daily schedule; leave the stop time empty to keep mining
• Scheduled break: after 24 or 48 hours of nonstop mining, pause for 5 minutes and resume automatically
• Reboot on GPU driver crash: if the GPU driver crashes, the PC reboots and keeps mining afterwards
• One-click allow: if antivirus deletes the engine, one click adds Vminer to the exclusion list

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• Start with Windows: Vminer opens when the PC boots
• Mine on launch: starts mining as soon as it opens — no click needed
• Close to tray: clicking X hides it in the bottom-right corner; double-click the tray icon to reopen
• Auto-reconnect: Choose Direct / CF. Direct keeps the selected node and your HTTP / SOCKS5 proxy. Interrupted connections retry by policy; temporary control-request failures do not actively stop healthy mining. Recovery depends on the network.
• Crash recovery: Unexpected faults receive limited conditional retries. A manual mining stop or normal Netbar yielding is not a fault; check the logs if a problem persists.

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• Master switch: turn it off and Vminer never touches GPU settings
• Power: one value for every card or per card, with each card's adjustable range shown
• Fans: a fixed speed, or leave it to the driver
• Core / memory overclock: core clock, core offset, memory clock and memory offset, each in ± MHz; a 10-minute trial reverts automatically if anything goes wrong
• Back to defaults when idle: stop mining, close Vminer or turn the switch off and core / memory return to defaults
• Reset clocks in one click: every GPU's core / memory clock goes back to factory
• Tied to this PC's GPUs: change cards or PCs and old settings are dropped automatically

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• Avoid: stops mining when a listed game opens and resumes when it closes
• Sensitive: yields when someone touches the mouse or keyboard or the GPU gets busy; starts mining after 2 idle minutes
• Full power: always mines, never yields — for dedicated rigs
• Manual: doesn't mine at boot; waits for Fleet Control to wake it
• Avoid list: popular games built in; add or remove your own
• Auto power: 70% / 80% / 90% while mining, back to 100% when yielding
• Silent background: no window at boot, bring it up with a hotkey; if it's closed it restarts itself

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• Put it in the master image: copy the whole Vminer folder — wallet, pool and mode go with it
• Keep the master image open: Update the Netbar master image manually, locally or by its fixed worker name in Fleet Control. Resource distribution does not install a new version automatically.
• Separate in Fleet Control: sign in once on the master image and every clone is its own machine
• No GPU needed to set up: the master PC can be configured without a discrete GPU

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• Phone or computer: Open app.vminers.com in a browser, in 8 languages. Sign in inside the client to manage the machines belonging to your account.
• The whole fleet at a glance: online status, hashrate, temperature and power — offline machines stand out
• Batch actions: Existing single-rig and batch actions can change pool, coin, mining software and Direct / CF. Options follow device capabilities and groups; unsupported legacy clients are skipped.
• Remote GPU tuning: set power and fans in bulk; core / memory overclock per machine
• Remote power: reboot or shut down; set start with Windows and mine on launch
• Earnings: earnings of your machines by coin
• Notices: the bell at the top right shows the latest notices
• Offline queue: Queued does not mean executed. Immediate actions can expire; settings follow retention policy. Check delivery, receipts and actual state after reconnection.

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• Sent to Telegram: when a machine has a problem, the message goes straight to your phone
• Three alerts: offline, hashrate drop, lost GPU
• Only after 10 minutes: brief blips won't bother you
• No alert when you stop it: stopping mining or shutting down yourself doesn't trigger an alert
• In your language: uses the language set under My account in Fleet Control
• Notices too: new Vminer notices are sent to you as well

• Just enter a wallet: stats.vminers.com shows combined hashrate and earnings across pools
• Received yesterday: see what actually arrived yesterday
• GPU hashrate table: measured hashrate and power by GPU model on real rigs, updated hourly

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• One-click allow: if antivirus deletes the engine, one click in System settings adds the exclusion
• Self-repair: a deleted engine downloads again automatically
• Verified downloads: the client and engines are checked against their checksums after download
• Earnings go to your own wallet: Vminer never holds your coins

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