# Which Monero address should the XMR monitor use? Read a public Kryptex XMR address. Standard, subaddress and integrated shapes differ. Lookup does not start mining, and Workers are not extra quota. - Canonical: https://iotahome.site/en/learn/xmr-mining-monitor-guide - Publisher: IOTA Watch - Topics: Monero - Published: 2026-10-22 - Updated: 2026-10-22 ## At a glance Read a public Kryptex XMR address. Standard, subaddress and integrated shapes differ. Lookup does not start mining, and Workers are not extra quota. ## Match the Kryptex address shape first [Open the Monero monitor](https://iotahome.site/en/projects/xmr), paste only the public address, then check shares on Kryptex. ## When the XMR address and rewards disagree | Observation | Next step | | --- | --- | | 95 characters starting with 4 | Look it up on Kryptex as a standard address. | | 95 characters starting with 8 | This is the subaddress shape. Submit it; do not guess a primary address. | | 106 characters starting with 4 | Use it as an integrated address. A clipped value or a separate payment-ID note fails. | | Hashrate without a today figure | Today uses the UTC-midnight point. No point means unavailable, not zero earnings. | ## Should I enter a standard address, a subaddress, or an integrated address? Paste only the public XMR address from the Kryptex miner configuration. Do not paste wallet.worker, a solo: prefix, OpenAlias, a view key, or a seed. Monero describes a raw address as 95 characters starting with 4 or 8, and an integrated address as 106 characters. This page accepts those three shapes: a 95-character standard address starting with 4, a 95-character subaddress starting with 8, and a 106-character integrated address starting with 4. Lookup does not start RandomX and does not mine on your CPU. ## Which XMR pool is covered? Coverage is the Kryptex XMR account only. It is not 2Miners, and a Zephyr ZEPHYR address is not Monero. Kryptex publishes PPS+ and says SOLO uses a solo: prefix in the miner. This site reads the pool account for the wallet and does not switch payout mode. Whether SOLO shares that same wallet record was not separately verified. No pool account is not-found, not zero earnings. ## Why are Workers and rewards missing? Confirm the miner points at Kryptex XMR and that you pasted the full public address, not a Worker name. Workers come from the list the pool returns. An empty list or a missing account means check recent shares on Kryptex first. A blank page here does not prove the process stopped. The fetch clock is Hong Kong time and only marks when this site received a response. See [sources and freshness](https://iotahome.site/en/learn/data-sources-and-freshness) for the broader distinction. ## Why is hashrate not the XMR you received? Kryptex labels XMR as RandomX and its quick start points to a CPU miner. The same page also has an ASIC/FPGA section, so this guide does not claim CPU is the only hardware. This site does not read your processor and does not estimate power cost or profit. Address hashrate comes from the Worker rates the pool sent. The total is shown only when every Worker has a number. That rate is neither posted XMR nor the on-chain wallet balance. ## What do unpaid, paid, and UTC today mean? Unpaid balance is what the pool has not paid out. Total paid is the sum already sent. Do not add them, and do not treat either as coins sitting in the wallet. Today follows the UTC calendar day and the reward point at that UTC midnight. If the point is absent, the figure is unavailable, not zero. It is not a Hong Kong or Beijing calendar day, and it is not a rolling 24 hours. Kryptex publishes its own minimum payout; use the current pool page for that amount. Hashrate does not mean a payout already happened. ## How do I save addresses, and do Workers add a charge? After sign-in, one line in the [Monero monitor](https://iotahome.site/en/projects/xmr) saves one public address, and that is one account. A lookup does not save itself. Free is 5 per project and Pro is 50. Workers under that address only filter hashrate and status. They do not take another device slot and they are not an extra charge. The device overview has no further total cap. Overview, the Mac Agent, and crash interpretation stay on their existing free rules and do not use this XMR quota. Remove only detaches the saved address; it does not stop the miner at Kryptex. A failed read can keep the last success and its original fetch time, marked stale. If the pool confirms the address is absent, those old numbers are not treated as ongoing mining. ## Common questions ### Should I enter a standard address, a subaddress, or an integrated address? Paste only the public XMR address from the Kryptex miner configuration. Do not paste wallet.worker, a solo: prefix, OpenAlias, a view key, or a seed. Monero describes a raw address as 95 characters starting with 4 or 8, and an integrated address as 106 characters. This page accepts those three shapes: a 95-character standard address starting with 4, a 95-character subaddress starting with 8, and a 106-character integrated address starting with 4. Lookup does not start RandomX and does not mine on your CPU. ### Which XMR pool is covered? Coverage is the Kryptex XMR account only. It is not 2Miners, and a Zephyr ZEPHYR address is not Monero. Kryptex publishes PPS+ and says SOLO uses a solo: prefix in the miner. This site reads the pool account for the wallet and does not switch payout mode. Whether SOLO shares that same wallet record was not separately verified. No pool account is not-found, not zero earnings. ### Why are Workers and rewards missing? Confirm the miner points at Kryptex XMR and that you pasted the full public address, not a Worker name. Workers come from the list the pool returns. An empty list or a missing account means check recent shares on Kryptex first. A blank page here does not prove the process stopped. The fetch clock is Hong Kong time and only marks when this site received a response. See sources and freshness for the broader distinction. ### Why is hashrate not the XMR you received? Kryptex labels XMR as RandomX and its quick start points to a CPU miner. The same page also has an ASIC/FPGA section, so this guide does not claim CPU is the only hardware. This site does not read your processor and does not estimate power cost or profit. Address hashrate comes from the Worker rates the pool sent. The total is shown only when every Worker has a number. That rate is neither posted XMR nor the on-chain wallet balance. ### What do unpaid, paid, and UTC today mean? Unpaid balance is what the pool has not paid out. Total paid is the sum already sent. Do not add them, and do not treat either as coins sitting in the wallet. Today follows the UTC calendar day and the reward point at that UTC midnight. If the point is absent, the figure is unavailable, not zero. It is not a Hong Kong or Beijing calendar day, and it is not a rolling 24 hours. Kryptex publishes its own minimum payout; use the current pool page for that amount. Hashrate does not mean a payout already happened. ### How do I save addresses, and do Workers add a charge? After sign-in, one line in the Monero monitor saves one public address, and that is one account. A lookup does not save itself. Free is 5 per project and Pro is 50. Workers under that address only filter hashrate and status. They do not take another device slot and they are not an extra charge. The device overview has no further total cap. Overview, the Mac Agent, and crash interpretation stay on their existing free rules and do not use this XMR quota. Remove only detaches the saved address; it does not stop the miner at Kryptex. A failed read can keep the last success and its original fetch time, marked stale. If the pool confirms the address is absent, those old numbers are not treated as ongoing mining. ## Sources and implementation - [Kryptex · Monero pool](https://pool.kryptex.com/en/xmr) - [Monero · address types](https://www.getmonero.org/resources/moneropedia/address.html)