From order to payout: how a OneMiners order works

Ten steps from choosing a model to your first withdrawal. For each one you will see what you do, what OneMiners says happens behind the scenes, and the guide that shows the screens.

Checked on 6 November 2026. Prices, fees, rates and timings change, so this page does not list them. See OneMiners’ own miner journey page for the current details.

1. Choose a miner

   You: Compare models by hashrate, power draw, efficiency and the coin they mine, and run the numbers in a calculator before you buy.

   • How to pick a Bitcoin miner
   • How to read a spec sheet
   • Use a mining calculator

2. Create your account

   You: Sign up with an email and a strong password, or with a supported sign-in, then take a tour of the dashboard.

   • Create your account

3. Place the order and pick a hosting site

   You: Add the miner to your cart, choose OneMiners hosting and a location, and pick how to pay. Pay Later splits the cost into four installments if you prefer.

   OneMiners: In the OneMiners example, the order is placed in one city and the miner is delivered directly to the hosting site rather than to the customer.

   • How to buy a miner
   • Hosting sites compared
   • Buy with Pay Later

4. Pay

   You: Pay in crypto, by bank transfer with your order number as the reference, or from your OneMiners balance. Copy bank details only from your own order page.

   • Pay a Pay Later order
   • Payment questions

5. Shipping to the site

   You: Nothing to do but wait and watch your order status.

   OneMiners: OneMiners says the miner leaves its Shenzhen warehouse within 48 hours of payment and arrives a few business days later by courier.

   • Shipping explained
   • Order status

6. Testing and installation

   You: Nothing to do. You will get an email when the order is installed.

   OneMiners: At the site the miner is unboxed, powered up, checked, given the latest firmware and linked to your dashboard. OneMiners says this typically takes about a day, and that a new machine that fails within 48 hours is replaced from stock.

   • The miner journey, on oneminers.com

7. Watch it work

   You: Open Workers in the app or dashboard to see status, hashrate, temperatures and fan speeds, restart the miner or change pool settings.

   OneMiners: A warranty certificate is issued automatically. OneMiners says it covers 7 years when the miner is hosted.

   • Dashboard tour
   • Warranty explained

8. Pay for electricity

   You: Keep your Energy & Fees wallet topped up, or prepay electricity at a fixed, discounted rate for 1, 3 or 7 years. Auto Energy converts some of your coins if the wallet runs out.

   • Pay for mining electricity
   • Auto Energy

9. Withdraw your earnings

   You: Set a payout address, choose a crypto wallet or bank account, check the fee and the amount you will receive, then confirm. Follow the payout under Transactions.

   OneMiners: Rewards are credited to your wallet automatically. The Unpaid figure is what has been earned but not paid out yet.

   • Withdraw on the website
   • Wallet in the mobile app
   • What “Unpaid” means

10. Get help when you need it

    You: If a miner is down, restart it, check the connection and send a ticket with the serial number and error messages.

    • Contact support
    • Questions people ask

This is a map of a typical hosted order, not a promise of timing or earnings. What your miner earns depends on the coin price, network difficulty and your electricity cost, as the profitability article explains.