You don't have to pay for a plan the moment you buy it. Leave the balance open and it accrues interest at a flat 1% per month — pay it off whenever suits you, just before your first withdrawal at the latest.
Last updated September 27, 2026Four steps, start to finish.
Choose a mining plan. Payment isn't due immediately — the balance can stay open.
Clear the balance any time — in full or in parts. There's no fixed due date.
While any part of the balance is unpaid, it accrues flat interest of 1% per month.
Your outstanding balance, plus any accrued interest, must reach zero before your first withdrawal goes through.
A worked example on a $1,000 unpaid balance, left unpaid for different lengths of time.
Note on this example: it assumes simple interest — a flat 1% of the original unpaid amount added each month, not compounding on top of prior interest. That's the more common, easier-to-explain way to run a rate like this, but confirm it matches how you actually want it calculated before publishing — if you intend compounding interest instead, the numbers above would need to change.
No fixed due date — clear your balance whenever works for you.
A flat rate on whatever part of the balance stays unpaid.
The balance and any accrued interest must be paid off first.
The 1%/month rate is the only cost of paying later — nothing else is added.
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