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Solo Mine Kaspa (KAS)

Point your SHA-256 hardware at the mkpool Kaspa solo pool and keep the full block reward. Zero pool fee, no custody, direct on-chain payouts to your own wallet.

Fee0%PayoutSolo · on-chainAlgorithmSHA-256CustodyNon-custodial

What it means to solo mine Kaspa

A Kaspa solo mining pool coordinates the work of finding a block, but the reward is not shared. When your hardware finds the block, the Kaspa network pays the reward (minus a small coinbase donation) straight to your wallet address. There is no pool wallet holding your KAS, no payout threshold, and no withdrawal step. You mine, you win, you get paid by the network directly.

New to this? Start with our complete mining pool guide, then check your realistic odds on the solo mining chance calculator.

Connect to the Kaspa solo pool

All ports & setup →

Use your KAS wallet address as the username. The SHA-256 endpoints below use auto-adjusting vardiff. Fixed-difficulty and rental-marketplace ports are on the full Connect page.

stratum+tcp://kaspa.mkpool.com:3399Stratum V1

Why solo mine Kaspa with mkpool

  • 0% pool fee. Only a 2% coinbase donation on blocks the pool actually finds.
  • Non-custodial. Rewards are paid by the network to your address. We never hold your KAS.
  • Encrypted options. Plain Stratum, Stratum over TLS, and native Stratum V2 (Noise).
  • Open source. The pool engine is public on GitHub under the GPLv3.

Kaspa solo mining FAQ

Is solo mining Kaspa profitable?

Solo mining Kaspa is high variance: you keep the entire block reward when you find a block, but blocks are rare for small hashrate. Use the solo mining chance calculator to estimate your odds before you commit to the electricity cost.

What do I need to solo mine Kaspa?

You need SHA-256 mining hardware, your own KAS wallet address, and a miner that speaks Stratum. Point the miner at the mkpool Kaspa endpoint using your wallet address as the username. There is no account to create.

How much does the mkpool Kaspa solo pool charge?

The pool fee is 0%. mkpool keeps only a 2% coinbase donation from blocks it finds to fund servers and development. Everything else in the block reward goes straight to the miner who found it.

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Ready to solo mine Kaspa?

Open the live Kaspa dashboard for stats and the full connection guide, then point your miner and start hashing.