# How to check TensorCash pool workers and throughput

Look up a TSC address on the pool you use, then compare workers, reporting windows and throughput units.

- Canonical: https://iotahome.site/en/learn/tsc-pool-worker-monitor
- Publisher: IOTA Watch
- Topics: TensorCash
- Published: 2026-10-26
- Updated: 2026-10-26

## At a glance

Look up a TSC address on the pool you use, then compare workers, reporting windows and throughput units.

## Start with the pool you actually use

Open the [TensorCash monitor](https://iotahome.site/en/projects/tsc), select the pool configured in your mining software and enter the complete public tc1 payout address. Chain lookup, Tigerpool, Bob Labs, AriaPool, LuckyPool and Suprnova are separate sources. A missing record on one says nothing about another. Check the [official pool directory](https://tensorcash.org/pools) and current pool instructions for compatibility.

## Worker names and devices

Compare the original pool worker name before naming a saved address. One address can contain several workers, and names can be reused, so a worker count is not a verified physical device count. If a source exposes only address totals, keep those totals at address level rather than assigning the full amount to every device.

## Compare units before comparing speed

Pool averages and live device speed can use different windows. N/s and PoI/s retain their source units; do not add them or compare them as identical measures. Check the source time and compare the same address on the pool page. Keep missing values separate from reported zeroes.

## Sources and implementation

- [TensorCash mining pools](https://tensorcash.org/pools)
- [TensorCash address balance API](https://tensorcash.org/docs/api/tscscan/addresses-address-balance)