Page 1 of 1
how Payout threshold work
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2017 3:22 pm
by ativis
Hello miners
Can Someone explain me How do payouts work?
How Payout threshold work ? Please give me example?
Re: how Payout threshold work
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2017 3:26 pm
by critter
I would also like to know why when I lower BTC threshold it never pays me the full amount I have.. I always end up with 6-7 dollars left after it pays out. it will not pay the full amount in my account.
Re: how Payout threshold work
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2017 4:18 pm
by AppleMiner
If you wait for the DEFAULT threshold to hit, the network transfer fee is absorbed by the pool as part of the fees you pay to mine here, 5%.
If you set the custom threshold to be lower than the default, network transfer fees are incurred and passed on to the miner. In the case of BTC the fees to move money are quite high and it actually takes a long time. For this reason, lower threshold valued coins are preferred for payout coins of choice.
If the pool I am on floats off tomorrow Id like to know I didn't get hosed out of 2 weeks worth of mining BTC just to get 1 payout and not have to pay an extra $5 or $7 a day in my profits just to get my payouts. I like to get daily payouts, so I pick LTC and GameCredits, those type of ...Hey I made $4, im getting a payout today, kinda of coins. You can pick any coin you like, myself I steer clear of the BTC as a payout option just because it takes too long to hit the threshold to not be charged the network fee.
Critter what time zone are you in?
switch your payment over to like LTC 2 hours before the server midnight EST time.
Check that the BTC has stopped accumulating, and see if the whole BTC value you have flushes over during the night and check the balance the next day. It is also possible I have heard a few people talk about phantom balances in their accounts they cannot clear or access, if its not an overrun or time mix up issue between server time midnight and your time to switch so more coins arent going into the next days tabulations, then you would need to submit a ticket for them to un-stick the balance.
Re: how Payout threshold work
Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2017 4:00 am
by ativis
I don't understand this situation:
Why payout is smaller than all my balances ?
Why they do not pay all earned amount, only part ?
Re: how Payout threshold work
Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2017 4:15 am
by AppleMiner
This is an easy mistake to make and even easier to understand once you see how it works.
The server is located in Philadelphia, PA, USA.
As a result the server time is in EST timezone.
The payout eligible is what you will be paid for the previous day's earnings...all the profit made prior to midnight the previous day.
In your case 6.87352076.
The other number...way to the right, under the 31 seconds ago, 8.00389705, think of that as...total coins you are still due from the pool.
Next to the payout eligible in ( ) is says payout within 21:07, so I am guessing, 24:00-21:07, this screenshot was taken around 3 hours AFTER midnight time of the pool's server.
Later on this morning, there will be a payout from the pool to your wallet you have set for the LTC payouts. When that happens, 6.87352076 will be deducted from whatever the running total on the right hand side is--that the pool is still due to pay to you...meaning, that portion of it was paid.
If you would like to get the full balance and not get any more... you just need to stop all mining on the pool 3 hours and 15 mins before you took the screenshot above your time and that should stop all mining, with 15 mins before midnight, and then everything you have at midnight will be paid out in full (assuming you are over the threshold, which for LTC is like $4). But if you continue to mine, past midnight, the new amount will be added on and will be part of the next days balance to see if the payout triggers.
It's all a matter of timing, you are seeing the previous day's earnings + 3 hours of the next day added on.
And the payouts only trigger 1 time a day at midnight server time.
Once you account for the timezone difference it all makes more sense, the DAY is the server's timezone's day not yours wherever you may be located.
Hope that clears it up some.
Re: how Payout threshold work
Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2017 5:15 am
by ativis
AppleMiner wrote:This is an easy mistake to make and even easier to understand once you see how it works.
The server is located in Philadelphia, PA, USA.
As a result the server time is in EST timezone.
The payout eligible is what you will be paid for the previous day's earnings...all the profit made prior to midnight the previous day.
In your case 6.87352076.
The other number...way to the right, under the 31 seconds ago, 8.00389705, think of that as...total coins you are still due from the pool.
Next to the payout eligible in ( ) is says payout within 21:07, so I am guessing, 24:00-21:07, this screenshot was taken around 3 hours AFTER midnight time of the pool's server.
Later on this morning, there will be a payout from the pool to your wallet you have set for the LTC payouts. When that happens, 6.87352076 will be deducted from whatever the running total on the right hand side is--that the pool is still due to pay to you...meaning, that portion of it was paid.
If you would like to get the full balance and not get any more... you just need to stop all mining on the pool 3 hours and 15 mins before you took the screenshot above your time and that should stop all mining, with 15 mins before midnight, and then everything you have at midnight will be paid out in full (assuming you are over the threshold, which for LTC is like $4). But if you continue to mine, past midnight, the new amount will be added on and will be part of the next days balance to see if the payout triggers.
It's all a matter of timing, you are seeing the previous day's earnings + 3 hours of the next day added on.
And the payouts only trigger 1 time a day at midnight server time.
Once you account for the timezone difference it all makes more sense, the DAY is the server's timezone's day not yours wherever you may be located.
Hope that clears it up some.
Ok now it's clear
thank You Sir