Guide · Mining pools

Connect your mining pool to Linkrra

3 steps · a few minutes to apply

For any pool whose miners run on GPUs — PRL or any other proof-of-work or useful-work coin. Your miners keep mining for you whenever their card is idle. When a paid AI request arrives, that card answers it, and your pool earns a share of what it bills. Nothing about your pool changes, and nothing is exclusive.

10%
of the inference revenue your miners serve goes to your pool.
Your coin
stays mined on every idle card, with your miner, to your pool.
75%
of what a card bills goes to the miner who owns it, in USDC on Base.

  1. Apply

    Tell us who you are and which miner your members run. If you give us its container image, your miners' cards run it while idle — we never need to understand the coin.

    An application shares nothing and costs nothing. No revenue moves until a person on our side approves it.

  2. We approve — you receive a partner id

    We check that the pool and the miner are what they say, then email you a partner id and a private token for your earnings statement.

  3. Your miners connect with your partner id

    Each miner runs our installer once per machine, with your partner id and their own wallet on your pool:

    curl -fsSL https://pool.linkrra.com/install.sh -o install.sh
sudo LINKRRA_PARTNER=ptr_... \
  LINKRRA_IDLE_WALLET=their-wallet \
  LINKRRA_API_KEY=sk-pool-... \
  LINKRRA_USDC_ADDRESS=0x... \
  bash install.sh

    Every card is tagged with your pool. While a card is idle it runs your miner, on that card only; the moment a paid request arrives for it, the miner stops and the card serves.

    Your statement, any time:

    curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" \
  -H "X-Linkrra-Partner-Id: ptr_..." \
  https://pool.linkrra.com/v1/partners/earnings
Notes and what we do not promise

How the money splits. Of what a customer is charged for a request your miner's card served: 75% to the miner, 10% to your pool, 15% to us. Your share comes out of our fee, never out of your miner's. Each request records the rate that applied to it.

Which cards serve. Serving needs about 24 GB of VRAM. Smaller cards simply keep mining for you, as today. Each machine is checked by us before it receives customer requests; until then it keeps mining.

Your miner, any coin. The image runs as a container pinned to one GPU. In its arguments, {WALLET} becomes the miner's wallet, {WORKER} a per-card worker name, and {GPU_INDEX} / {GPU_UUID} the card. A miner can also set LINKRRA_IDLE_IMAGE and LINKRRA_IDLE_ARGS on their own. Without an image, cards mine PRL.

What we will not quote you. Inference revenue per card per day. It depends on how much of the day a card is answering requests, and we have not measured that on a partner's fleet.

Questions: weare@linkrra.com. For a single operator rather than a pool, see the data centre guide.