What is the minimum payout on HashVault?
HashVault’s published minimum payout for Monero is 0.001 XMR. That is the smallest payout threshold you can choose—the amount your unpaid mining balance needs to reach before it becomes eligible for payment. Check HashVault’s current payout settings before you start, because pool rules can change.
The minimum is not necessarily your setting
A mining pool combines your mining work with work from other miners and shares the rewards. Your share builds up as an unpaid balance at the pool until you qualify for a payout.
The minimum allowed threshold and your chosen threshold are different things:
- Minimum allowed threshold: The lowest payout setting HashVault supports.
- Your chosen threshold: The balance you have configured the pool to wait for.
If your threshold is higher than 0.001 XMR, reaching 0.001 XMR will not trigger a payment. For example, if your threshold is 0.01 XMR, your balance must reach that larger amount instead.
Do not assume the lowest supported amount is automatically selected for you.
Where to check your payout threshold
Open HashVault’s official website and look up your mining account using the Monero wallet address you mine to. Look for the payout threshold in your miner dashboard or account settings.
Before changing anything, check:
- Your current unpaid balance.
- Your selected payout threshold.
- The current minimum the settings allow.
- Any payout fee or payment conditions listed by the pool.
Follow HashVault’s current instructions if changing the threshold requires verification. Your public wallet address is safe to use for looking up pool statistics. You should never provide your wallet’s seed phrase or private spend key to receive a mining payout. Those secrets let someone take your coins.
What happens when you reach it
Reaching your threshold makes your balance eligible for payment; it does not necessarily mean coins appear in your wallet immediately. The pool still needs to process the payout and send a transaction.
If your balance passes the threshold without a payment appearing, check your payout history and any pool status notices before assuming something is wrong.
After a normal incoming transaction is confirmed, Monero generally requires 10 confirmations before you can spend the funds. Blocks arrive roughly every two minutes, so allow around 20 minutes, sometimes longer. That waiting period is separate from the pool’s payout processing.
What this means for browser mining
A low payout minimum does not guarantee a quick payout. The time you need to reach 0.001 XMR depends on how much valid mining work you contribute and the rewards the pool earns.
If you mine through a browser service, check who actually pays you. The service may have its own withdrawal minimum, even if it uses HashVault behind the scenes. HashVault’s threshold does not automatically apply to your browser account.
The bottom line
Use 0.001 XMR as HashVault’s published minimum, but verify your actual threshold in its current settings. If you use a browser-mining service, check that service’s withdrawal rules too.
