Host Payouts
Host payout reporting will show how participating infrastructure is recognised as the SolarCompute network develops.
Public testing phase
SolarCompute is currently focused on workload testing, machine onboarding, network validation, and safe public participation.
Host payout figures should only be published when they are connected to verified workload records, machine runtime, approved host participation, and confirmed operating rules.
Future payout signals
- Approved host participation
- Machine runtime
- Workload activity
- Energy contribution
- Network availability
- Verified payout status
How host participation may be recorded
Register
A host applies or is approved to participate in the SolarCompute network.
Connect
Approved machines connect to the network and report availability.
Run
Workloads are assigned to available machines under operational rules.
Record
Runtime, workload activity, and payout status can be recorded for review.
No unverified payout claims
SolarCompute should avoid publishing payout rates, totals, or earnings until they are supported by verified platform records and operating terms.
This page can later connect to public-safe host payout summaries without exposing private host details, account data, or internal financial records.