CloverPool: coins, fees, payouts and reviews

Status update

ETC mining ends (20 Nov 2026)
CloverPool says it will temporarily stop its ETC mining service on 20 November 2026; services for other coins remain unaffected. source ↗

As of 1 November 2026, from the company’s own announcements unless stated otherwise.

In short

Fees
BTC: 4% (base fee)
Payout schedule
Earnings for the previous day are settled at 00:00 UTC and paid out within about two hours.
Risks and caveats
The listed fee is a base fee; the pool says the actual fee is shown in each account's earnings bill.
Checked
28 October 2026

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Key facts

Coins mined
BTC, BCH, LTC, DOGE, FB, ETC
Operator
Beijing GuiXinYangHang Technology Co., Ltd.
Official site
cloverpool.com

Key facts checked on 28 October 2026 against official sources.

Status

In September 2024 BTC.com pool was renamed CloverPool, with a new website at cloverpool.com; the btc.com domain and its old mining addresses stopped working on 31 October 2024.

What is CloverPool

CloverPool, formerly BTC.com pool, is a multi-coin mining pool for Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin with merged-mined coins such as Dogecoin, and other proof-of-work coins. The BTC.com team started in 2015 and opened the pool in 2016. The pool says it introduced the FPPS payout method.

Coins, payout schemes and fees

Coins, payout schemes and fees — CloverPool
CoinPayout schemePool feeMinimum payout
BTCFPPS4% (base fee)0.005 BTC (can be raised to 0.01, 0.1 or 1 BTC)
BCHFPPS4% (base fee)0.0000546 BCH
LTCFPPS2% (base fee)0.001 LTC
DOGEPPS2% (base fee)1 DOGE
FBPPLNS1% (base fee)0.1 FB
ETCPPLNS1% (base fee); mining service ends 20 November 20260.1 ETC

Payouts

Payouts — CloverPool
ParameterDetails
Payout scheduleEarnings for the previous day are settled at 00:00 UTC and paid out within about two hours.
Payout scheme explainedFPPS adds an estimated transaction-fee share to the block reward and pays the total per share; the pool says its team created this method.
Merged miningMerged mining is offered alongside Litecoin (see the fee table for coins such as BELLS, PEP and LKY); ELA merged mining ends on 5 November 2026.

Connecting

Connecting — CloverPool
ParameterDetails
Server regionsUS, EU and Southeast Asia stratum servers for BTC.
ProtocolStratum over TCP (port 1800; backup ports 443 and 3333).
Account neededYes; miners connect through a sub-account in a registered CloverPool account and add a payout address to it.

Security and transparency

History

History — CloverPool
DateEvent
2016The BTC.com team, active since 2015, opens the BTC.com mining pool.
September 2024BTC.com pool is renamed CloverPool, with a new website at cloverpool.com.
31 October 2024The btc.com domain stops working, and miners must switch to the new CloverPool mining addresses.
12 August 2026CloverPool closes its blockchain explorer to focus on the mining pool.
12 October 2026CloverPool stops its Kaspa (KAS) mining service.

Risks and caveats

About the operator

Founded
BTC.com team since 2015; the pool since 2016

Official links

Questions and answers

Which coins can I mine on CloverPool?

Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin, with Dogecoin and other merged-mined coins, plus Fractal Bitcoin. ETC mining ends on 20 November 2026.

What fee does CloverPool charge for Bitcoin?

A base fee of 4% under FPPS. The pool notes that the actual fee appears in each account's earnings bill.

What is the minimum payout on CloverPool?

0.005 BTC by default, adjustable to 0.01, 0.1 or 1 BTC; 0.001 LTC for Litecoin.

Is CloverPool the same as BTC.com pool?

Yes. BTC.com pool was renamed CloverPool in September 2024, and the btc.com domain stopped working on 31 October 2024.

Who operates CloverPool?

The help centre describes it as run by the former BTC.com team, but it does not name a legal entity.

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