TCMinerProxy
A self-hosted Stratum proxy for Bitcoin ASIC miners
Port fees, multi-wallet routing and multiple poolsTCMinerProxy lets operators configure a fee policy on each proxy port and route configured portions of hashrate to multiple authorized wallets or pool accounts. In supported port modes, routing rules can also use different upstream mining pools. This makes it possible to manage pool access and agreed revenue allocation from the proxy instead of changing settings on every ASIC.
Routing percentages are configuration targets. Actual credited revenue over a short period depends on accepted shares and the accounting rules of each pool. Fee and wallet-routing policies should be disclosed to the affected miner owners.
What is TCMinerProxy?TCMinerProxy sits between Bitcoin ASIC miners and upstream mining pools. Miners connect to a proxy port you control; you manage pool connections, wallet and worker settings, routing policies and monitoring from the proxy.
This is proxy and management software. It does not generate hashrate or replace the mining software on an ASIC.
Bitcoin ASIC miners → TCMinerProxy → One or more mining pools
- Port-level fee configuration: Set a fee policy for an individual proxy port and manage its routing targets centrally.
- Multi-wallet hashrate routing: Allocate configured shares to multiple wallets or pool accounts. Wallet-level and worker-level controls are available for more specific policies.
- Multi-pool routing: Use different upstream pools for routing rules where the selected port mode supports it. Primary and backup pool addresses can also be configured.
- Centralized miner access: After initial setup, routine pool or account changes can be made at the proxy without editing each miner’s pool URL.
- Monitoring: View connected workers, hashrate, latency, shares, connection status and logs through the web dashboard.
- API integration: Use the documented control API for port management, statistics and operational automation.
- Optional TMS client: Sites with many miners or constrained public bandwidth can place TMS on the local network and connect it to TCMinerProxy through an encrypted, compressed link. Direct miner-to-proxy connections are also supported.
Getting started[list=1]
- Download TCMinerProxy from the official project links below and follow the installation guide for your system.
- Create a BTC proxy port and configure its upstream pool, account details and any fee or routing rules you intend to use.
- Point a small test group of ASIC miners to the proxy address and port.
- Check connected workers and accepted and rejected shares. Verify each routing target against the corresponding upstream pool before expanding the deployment.
Pool or wallet changes may briefly reconnect miners. The miner-facing proxy address can stay the same, but switching should not be treated as a guarantee of zero interruption.
SecurityPool and wallet settings can affect where mining revenue is credited. Use TCMinerProxy only with miners you own or are authorized to manage. Restrict access to the dashboard and control API, and verify fee rates, pool addresses and wallet details before applying changes to a larger group.
Project linksQuestions and test reports are welcome. If you report a connection or share issue, please include your TCMinerProxy version, ASIC model or firmware, upstream pool, connection mode and relevant log details. Remove credentials and wallet information you do not want to publish.
