Create a Bitmern Solo Account & Add Wallets (No KYC)

Create a Bitmern Solo Account & Add Wallets (No KYC)

Getting a miner online on Bitmern Solo starts before stratum fields. You need an account, a receive wallet for each coin you plan to mine, and a clean first connect you can prove on the dashboard.

In short: Create with email, add wallet per coin (no KYC per public framing), stratum coin host/port, username wallet.worker, password x, BTC home/Bitaxe :3132, confirm worker + climbing shares. Fee flat 1% only on finds.

This is the onboarding path - sign up, register wallets, point the miner, verify shares - not a rewrite of the connect guides. For ASIC stratum fields use How to Connect an ASIC to Bitmern Solo. For Bitaxe / AxeOS fill-in: How to Point a Bitaxe at Bitmern Solo (AxeOS Setup). Fee detail: Why Bitmern Solo Fees Are 1%. How to read workers and shares after you are live: How to Read the Bitmern Solo Dashboard.

Bitmern Solo naming stays Bitmern Solo in this guide - solo infrastructure, flat 1% on finds only, you keep 99%. There is no subscription fee and no fee for creating an account.

What you need before you click sign up

Have these ready so you do not stall mid-setup:

1. An email you can open for signup.
2. A receive wallet address for each coin you will mine (your own wallet - not someone else's payout address).
3. Your miner reachable for config - ASIC web UI, AxeOS, or firmware that accepts stratum host, port, username, and password.

One Bitmern Solo account covers all supported coins. You do not open a separate login per coin. You do add a wallet per coin you actually point at.

Public homepage and FAQ framing: signup is email-based with no KYC and no personal information required beyond what the product asks for account access. This post states the product's public framing - it does not give legal advice or invent KYC rules for your jurisdiction.

Step 1 - Create the account with email

Open bitmernsolo.com and create an account with your email. Complete whatever confirmation or login step the product shows so you land in the signed-in dashboard.

Creating the account does not start mining by itself. It only gives you a place to register wallets and later see workers map when stratum auth and wallet spelling match.

There is no fee for signup. The flat 1% applies only when you find a block - deducted from that find so you keep 99%. Until a find, you are not paying a share of phantom revenue.

Step 2 - Add a wallet for each coin you plan to mine

On the account, add a receive wallet for every coin you intend to mine. One account can hold wallets across the ten supported coins:

BTC · LTC · DOGE · BCH · DGB · XEC · ETC · ZEC · XMR · RVN

Rules that keep mapping clean:

• Use a valid address for that coin - do not paste a BTC bech32 into an LTC wallet slot.
• Register the same address you will put in the miner username for that coin.
• Add only coins you will actually point at first. You can add more later when you switch.

If you only start on Bitcoin with a home Bitaxe, register your BTC receive address and leave the rest for later. When you flip coins, register the new coin's wallet before you change stratum - that flow belongs with the switch-coins guide once it is live; the wallet step is the same idea: coin tab, correct address, then miner username match.

Step 3 - Point the miner (host:port, wallet.worker, password x)

With the wallet registered, configure the miner. Three fields matter:

Field What to enter Stratum URL Coin host + port for that coin Username YOUR_WALLET.worker1 Password x

Username shape: YOUR_WALLET.worker1 - one dot between the wallet for that coin and a simple worker label (worker1, bitaxe1, desk-asic). Not underscore, not space, not a second address glued on.

Password: exactly x. Not blank. Not your email password. Not a long custom string.

BTC home / Bitaxe default - :3132

For Bitcoin on a home board or Bitaxe, start here:

stratum+tcp://btc.bitmernsolo.com:3132

Never treat :3102 as the default for home or Bitaxe on Bitmern Solo - even if older CGMiner-style homepage examples once showed 3102. Easy-start for BTC home traffic is :3132. Larger or VarDiff ladders come after this path is stable.

Other coins use their own hosts (for example ltc.bitmernsolo.com, doge.bitmernsolo.com, and the matching endpoints for BCH, DGB, XEC, ETC, ZEC, XMR, RVN). Always pair host, registered wallet, and username address for the same coin. Full ASIC walkthrough: connect ASIC. Bitaxe field-by-field: AxeOS setup.

Save and apply so the board is not still bound to an old pool URL. Put Bitmern Solo on the primary (or only) pool slot when your firmware supports multiples.

Step 4 - Confirm on the dashboard (worker visible, shares climbing)

Sign in, open the coin tab that matches your stratum host, and check:

• Your worker suffix appears under Workers
• Shares climb while the board hashes
• Cards leave a stuck empty / no-hashrate state once shares map

Local accepts on the miner UI are useful - account proof is the dashboard worker row with climbing shares. If the miner looks busy and Bitmern Solo shows 0 workers, re-check wallet spelling, that the registered wallet matches the username prefix, and that you are on the correct coin tab. Card-by-card reading: dashboard workers, shares, and effort.

Do not invent luck meters, dollar estimates, or find-time promises from a first connect. Climbing shares on the right coin tab are the green light.

Step 5 - Optional: turn on email alerts

Once a worker is visible, enable alerts so you notice offline workers, hashrate drops, and payouts without staring at charts. Setup: Bitmern Solo email alerts. Alerts watch workers and payouts - they do not promise block finds.

Quick reference - first BTC connect

Item Value Account Email signup on bitmernsolo.com Wallet Register your BTC receive address on the account Stratum stratum+tcp://btc.bitmernsolo.com:3132 Username YOUR_BTC_WALLET.worker1 Password x Proof Worker visible + shares climbing on the BTC dashboard tab Fee Flat 1% only on blocks you find; keep 99%; no signup fee

Soft next step

When the worker shows and shares climb, onboarding is done. Add another worker with a new suffix on the same wallet, or register the next coin's wallet before you change host. Keep fee context light day to day - 1% fee guide - and use alerts when you want mail instead of a constant dashboard tab.

Start mining

Create the account, add the wallet for your first coin, point the miner with wallet.worker and password x, and stay until the dashboard shows your worker with climbing shares.

Start Mining → https://www.bitmernsolo.com/

FAQ

Do I need KYC to create a Bitmern Solo account?

Public homepage and FAQ framing: sign up with email - no KYC and no personal information required beyond account access. This article restates that product framing; it is not legal advice.

Is there a fee to create an account?

No. There is no fee for creating an account and no subscription. The flat 1% is deducted only when you find a block; you keep 99%.

How many coins can one account cover?

One account can register wallets across ten coins: BTC, LTC, DOGE, BCH, DGB, XEC, ETC, ZEC, XMR, and RVN. Add a wallet for each coin you mine.

What username and password do I use on the miner?

Username YOUR_WALLET.worker1 (wallet for that coin, one dot, then a worker label). Password exactly x.

Which BTC port should a home Bitaxe use first?

stratum+tcp://btc.bitmernsolo.com:3132. Never treat :3102 as the home/Bitaxe default on Bitmern Solo.

How do I know setup worked?

On the matching coin tab, your worker is visible and shares climb. Details: dashboard guide.

Where do I go after the first connect?

ASIC detail: connect ASIC. Bitaxe: AxeOS setup. Optional mail: email alerts.

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