What is the minimum payout on SupportXMR?

SupportXMR’s standard minimum automatic payout is 0.1 XMR. That means your unpaid mining balance normally needs to reach one-tenth of a Monero before the pool sends it to your wallet; check SupportXMR’s current dashboard for your actual payout setting, since pool rules can change.

What the 0.1 XMR minimum means

A mining pool combines your computer’s work with work from other miners. The pool tracks your share of the rewards as an unpaid balance—Monero credited to you but not yet sent to your wallet.

With a payout threshold of 0.1 XMR:

• A balance of 0.08 XMR is below the threshold, so it stays with the pool.
• A balance of 0.10 XMR reaches the standard threshold.
• Once your eligible balance reaches your configured threshold, payment follows the pool’s payout schedule.

The threshold is not a fee. You do not pay 0.1 XMR to withdraw, and you do not need to deposit that amount to start mining.

Check your own payout setting

The standard minimum and your account’s configured threshold are not necessarily the same. Before planning around 0.1 XMR, enter your mining wallet address on SupportXMR’s official dashboard and look for the payment or payout settings.

Check these details:

• Your configured threshold: the balance that triggers an automatic payment.
• Any lower-payout option: whether the pool currently permits a smaller payment, and under what conditions.
• Payment timing and charges: whether there is a processing schedule or a separate charge for smaller payments.

Do not assume an old guide’s claim about a lower minimum or manual withdrawal still applies. I cannot verify SupportXMR’s live settings here, so 0.1 XMR is the standard figure to plan around, rather than a guarantee about every withdrawal option.

You should not need to give anyone your wallet’s secret recovery words to receive a pool payment. Anyone asking for those words is putting your funds at risk.

How long it could take you to reach it

The minimum is measured in XMR, not in hours worked. Your waiting time depends on your computer’s mining speed, the pool’s results, and how much competition there is across the Monero network.

For a rough estimate, divide your remaining amount by your estimated daily earnings:

Days to payout ≈ (payout threshold − unpaid balance) ÷ estimated XMR earned per day

Use your recent pool statistics or a live mining calculator for the daily earnings figure. It is an estimate, not a promise.

If you are mining in a browser, verify which pool actually receives your work. A browser-mining service may set its own withdrawal minimum, even if it uses another pool behind the scenes. SupportXMR’s threshold does not automatically become that service’s threshold.

The bottom line

Plan around 0.1 XMR for SupportXMR’s standard automatic payout. Confirm your actual threshold and any smaller-payment options in the official dashboard before deciding whether the expected wait works for you.