Video Transcript

Hello everyone, welcome to a new tutorial on adding a machine to your For Mining interface. So, once you're logged into your interface, you simply need to scroll down to add a new service, then you can choose the machine you want based on the cryptocurrency you want to mine. For Bitcoin, you will have an orange frame, representing Bitcoin's color. There are several models available for Bitcoin mining.

We'll do the first test with a 200Th/s production machine. Right here, you have the hash rate, which represents the power of your machine, and just below, you have its energy consumption, and right there, its price. For this test, we’ll choose the S21, click on "Add this miner." Then, you'll choose whether you want a complete machine or even several machines. But you can also opt for fractional machines. You can take up to 20, 30, 40, or 50% of a machine, and you will then own 20% of that machine’s earnings. For this test, we’ll go with a 20% share.

So we select, we put 20% right here, and just below, you'll choose the payment method for the energy cost associated with your machine.

There are two possibilities. The first is a monthly energy payment, so you click "monthly," and at the end of the month, you'll receive an energy bill. Alternatively, there’s the deduction method, which is the simplest. It’s directly deducted from your mining output. Next, you have two options: either a machine that’s in stock in the United States or one in Canada. In the United States, we use fossil energy, while in Canada, we use renewable energy, specifically near Montreal, in Sherbrooke, with hydroelectric dams. For this example, we’ll test in Canada. If you have an affiliate or promo code, you can enter it here.

You have the cost of the machine for 20%. We confirm the order. This is the hosting contract. We accept. Then click "Go to payment." You can pay by bank transfer by clicking on "RIB," and you'll see the company’s RIB.

For cryptocurrency or card payments, you can click on Coinpal. You can confirm the payment method. A link will appear here. Click on "Pay with Coinpal." The payment interface opens for payment via cryptocurrency or by card.

If you want to pay by card, click there on "Crypto buy now." But in our case, we’ll go for payment in USDT TR-C20 to pay for this machine.

I’ve just made the transfer of 998 USD to this address right here, so we click on "I have transferred" to confirm the transfer, and we’ll wait a bit to see if the payment was processed correctly. Everything looks good; we can see the transfer has been received at the Coinpal address. We just need to wait for the confirmation to finish, and everything should be good. As you can see, it's quite fast.

Now, we have the receipt. Perfect, I should have received an invoice directly. I can also download the PDF directly. I click on "Return to merchant center," and I go back to the site, and now I see my order displayed.

Once the order has been placed, the order number is shown, the order date, what we ordered, and we can also see the status. The order has been paid, so it’s marked as "Paid." You can view all this information directly. We also see that the machine will be connected in Canada and should start on December 15, which is in two days.

This date is automatically displayed depending on stock availability, but it's usually between 3 and 7 days for the machine to be connected. You can see here it says "Plug in in progress," showing that the machine will be connected, and this information has been sent to the on-site team to let them know they need to connect the machine for this client.