Earnings & Rewards
Providers earn $OGPU by completing tasks on the OpenGPU Network.
How You Earn
Task Payments
Each completed task pays the provider in $OGPU:
Payment amount set by the client
Released automatically on successful completion
Held in escrow during execution
Competition Models
First Response
Race to complete first
Winner gets full task payment
Speed matters
Manual Confirmation
Attempt with suggested payment
Client chooses best response
Can win by offering lower price
Factors Affecting Earnings
Hardware
Better GPUs = faster execution = more tasks
Availability
More uptime = more opportunities
Sources registered
More sources = more task types
Reputation
Higher success rate = better visibility
Location
Network latency affects response times
Costs to Consider
Staking: $OGPU locked as collateral
Hardware: Electricity, wear, cooling
Network: Bandwidth usage
Gas fees: Transaction costs on OpenGPU Blockchain (negligible)
Tracking Earnings
Provider Suite
Real-time earnings dashboard
Task history and payments
Performance metrics
Management dApp
Detailed analytics
Historical data
Multi-provider overview
Visit management.opengpu.network
Withdrawing Earnings
Earnings accumulate in your master wallet's Vault. From there you can:
Withdraw to your wallet
Use for staking
Transfer to exchanges
Maximizing Earnings
Register for popular Sources: More tasks available
Maintain high uptime: Don't miss opportunities
Use AI agents: Automate and optimize attempting strategies
Monitor performance: Identify and fix issues quickly
Upgrade hardware: Faster execution wins more First Response tasks
See AI Agents for automating strategies.
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