NiceHash in 9 slides
A hashpower marketplace: run NiceHash's miner on your GPU or CPU and get paid in bitcoin by buyers of computing power.
- Hashpower marketplace
- Compute sharing platforms
- Based in Maribor, Slovenia
What you do on NiceHash
How the money is made: renting out your hardware
- Install the app
- Share spare capacity
- Earn while it runs
- Cash out at the minimum
You run NiceHash's miner on a gaming GPU or CPU and sell its hashing power to buyers on the NiceHash marketplace, getting paid in bitcoin whatever coin is mined. Bitcoin withdrawals have a 0.0005 BTC minimum and a 0.0001 BTC fee, and Lightning withdrawals start at 200 satoshis. Electricity is the main cost and can exceed what you earn.
Founded 2014 · next to 11 other compute sharing platforms
Work and topics
What NiceHash takes
Withdrawal fees from 0.0001 BTC
How the money reaches you
From sign-up to payout
- Sign up
- Quick profile or ID reviewIncludes an ID check
- Do the work
- Earnings clearMining earnings credited to the internal wallet every 4 hours after the payment…
- First payoutInternal mining payouts every 4 hours
Time to your first payout
2 ways to withdraw
- Bitcoin
- Lightning
Can you join?
Yes, if you are 18 or older.
You need a camera. Your profile and ID are reviewed before you start. First payout: Internal mining payouts every 4 hours.
What you need
- 18 or olderMinimum age
- A camera
- An ID checkBefore you can work or withdraw
- Quick profile or ID reviewHow sign-up works
What people actually earn
As of October 2026, the company's miner fee page lists a 2% service charge on hashrate sellers' payouts to NiceWallet.
Source: nicehash.com ↗The company's October 2026 miner fee page lists a minimum payout balance of 1,000 satoshi for Bitcoin payments to NiceWallet.
Source: nicehash.com ↗How it scores
Strong on access. Weaker on getting paid.
- FeesNot enough facts
- Getting paid2.3
- Access4.3
- Track record3.5
- Proof of earnings2.5
- Open worldwide
- 10 years running
- Fully documented
How much we know
We have 11 of the 17 things we track for every platform. Fees, payouts, join rules, countries and real earnings count most.
What we have
- Plain-English overview
- What kind of platform it is
- Year founded
- Headquarters
- Fees
- Minimum payout
- How fast you get paid
- Withdrawal methods
- Join requirements
- Countries it accepts
- Real earnings figures
Still missing
- Payment protection
- Review ratings
- Wikipedia or reference page
- Support channels
- Mobile apps
- Social accounts