NOID owed, paid and the 18-confirmation unlock
Separate owed, paid (24h) and paid first. Confirmation count and the round fee follow the pool page. Spendable coins in the wallet are a different ledger.
| Stage | What you can see | What it is not yet |
|---|---|---|
| This round’s shares | A round-share percent | Not paid |
| Owed | NOID this pool has not paid out | Not a spendable wallet balance |
| 18 confirmations | The pool says rewards unlock after that | Not an early paid (24h) entry |
| Paid | Lifetime paid at this pool; paid (24h) is only a rolling slice | Not something to add to the other pool’s unpaid |
Owed on the pool is NOID that pool has not yet paid to the address. Paid is the lifetime amount that pool has already recorded as paid. Paid (24h) is only the slice of that which falls in the rolling 24 hours. A spendable balance inside the wallet changes after a payment is actually recorded to the address. Parano1d’s RPC reference uses μNOID: 1 NOID equals 1,000,000 μNOID.
Parano1d Pool states that a found block is split in proportion to shares delivered in that round, that rewards unlock after 18 confirmations, and that the current-round fee shown on the page is 3%. Mining with no payout address is recorded as a donation and does not enter your owed. An orphaned block is listed at 0. Those sentences are the pool page’s own statements, not a fee promise measured by this site.
InnovLab balances
When the source is InnovLab, the monitor’s balance is the API’s confirmed unpaid amount and lifetime is cumulative paid. The earnings cell stays empty. Confirmed unpaid is still a pool ledger, not coins posted to the wallet. Do not add it to Parano1d Pool owed, and do not copy it once per worker.
What to check
- Read the source on NOID monitoring, then open the pool miner page for the same address.
- Compare owed, paid (24h) and paid. Six-decimal NOID and μNOID differ by a factor of one million. Convert before you compare.
- Read whether the block table says confirmed or orphaned. Until the pool’s stated 18 confirmations are met, do not count that reward as paid.
- The current-round 3% is the fee the pool page labels for this round. Use it to understand the split. It is not a guaranteed daily income.
Illustrative case, not an actual payment
Suppose an address shows a 0.7% round share, owed 0.512389, paid (24h) 0, lifetime paid 0, and the latest block still confirming. With a Parano1d Pool source the monitor shows balance 0.512389 NOID and rolling earnings 0. The 0.7% is not a payment yet. If that block ends orphaned, the pool’s block table lists 0 for it, and owed does not grow by an unconfirmed block reward on its own.
Next step and limits
Save the public o1 address on NOID monitoring. Free is five saved devices per project and Pro is 50. This page does not predict the next payout time and does not convert a fee or a block reward into fiat. Crash-log analysis is free. The automated agent covers IOTA Train at Home on Mac only.
Common questions
Why can’t I spend owed in the wallet?
Owed is still on that pool’s ledger. The wallet balance changes after the pool records a payment to the o1 address. Read paid. Do not treat unpaid as already received.
Where do 18 confirmations and the 3% round fee come from?
They are written on the Parano1d Pool page: rewards unlock after 18 confirmations, and the current-round fee is labeled 3%. That is not a port from the node RPC docs, and it is not a rate this site measured. After you change pools, follow that pool’s own note.
What if no payout address was set?
Parano1d Pool records mining with no payout address as a donation. It does not enter your owed. Set the miner coinbase to your own public o1, then check for accepted shares.