Learn how to connect your PECPool account to the official Telegram bot, enable hashrate and worker alerts, manage notifications for multiple mining accounts, receive recovery and account-event updates, and troubleshoot missing or delayed Telegram notifications.

PECPool notifications help mining operators identify hashrate reductions, Offline workers, miner problems, support updates, and important account events without continuously watching the dashboard.

By connecting your PECPool account to the official Telegram bot, supported alerts can be delivered directly to your Telegram account according to the notification options enabled in the PECPool panel.

This guide explains how to connect Telegram, enable hashrate and worker alerts, manage notifications for multiple mining accounts, understand alert messages, and troubleshoot common notification problems.

What Are PECPool Telegram Notifications?

PECPool Telegram notifications are automated messages sent by the official PECPool Telegram bot when a supported mining, account, or platform event occurs.

Depending on your enabled features and notification settings, alerts may include:

  • Hashrate reduction
  • Severe or sudden hashrate decline
  • Inactive or Offline workers
  • Worker recovery or renewed mining activity
  • Miner monitoring events
  • Temperature or performance problems
  • Configuration problems
  • Power or connectivity interruptions
  • Support-ticket replies
  • Support-ticket status changes
  • Important PECPool announcements
  • Relevant payout or wallet events
  • Security-related account activity

The exact notification types available may depend on your PECPool account, mining accounts, monitoring configuration, miner model, and current panel version.

Official PECPool Telegram Bot

The official PECPool Telegram bot is:

@pecpoolbot

Always check the username carefully before following instructions or linking your account.

The official bot will never require:

  • Your PECPool login password
  • Your email password
  • Your Two-Factor Authentication code
  • Your Bitcoin wallet private key
  • Your wallet seed phrase
  • Your Farm Secret in a public message

Do not trust bots with similar names, additional letters, unofficial verification claims, or usernames sent by unknown users.

Requirements Before Connecting Telegram

Before beginning, confirm that:

  • You can sign in to your PECPool account.
  • You have access to your Telegram account.
  • The official Telegram application or website is available.
  • You are communicating with @pecpoolbot.
  • Your PECPool account contains the mining account you want to monitor.
  • Your device has a stable internet connection.

Official PECPool Panel Addresses

Use only the official PECPool control panel addresses:

  • https://cp.pecpool.com
  • https://cp.pecpool.cc

Verify the domain before entering your PECPool credentials or managing notification settings.

How to Connect Telegram to PECPool

The exact button names may vary slightly according to the current panel version, but the general process is:

  1. Sign in to the official PECPool control panel.
  2. Open your user menu or profile settings.
  3. Open the notification, alert, or Telegram settings section.
  4. Select the option to connect Telegram.
  5. Open the official bot shown by PECPool.
  6. Confirm that the bot username is @pecpoolbot.
  7. Send a message to the bot or select Start.
  8. Follow the connection instructions displayed by the PECPool panel and bot.
  9. Return to the PECPool panel.
  10. Confirm that Telegram is displayed as connected.

Do not close the process before both the bot and PECPool panel confirm the connection.

Starting the Telegram Bot

When the official bot opens, Telegram may display a Start button. Select it to begin communication.

You may also send:

/start

The bot will then provide the available instructions for linking your Telegram account to PECPool.

A normal Telegram message alone does not necessarily complete account linking. Follow all steps displayed in the PECPool panel.

Verify That Telegram Is Connected

After completing the process, return to the PECPool notification settings and confirm that the Telegram connection is active.

The panel may display a status such as:

  • Connected
  • Telegram Linked
  • Active
  • Enabled

If the panel still shows Telegram as disconnected, repeat the linking process and confirm that you started the correct bot from the same Telegram account you intend to use.

Connecting Telegram Does Not Enable Every Alert Automatically

Connecting the Telegram account creates the delivery channel, but the relevant alert types may still need to be enabled separately.

After Telegram is connected:

  1. Open the PECPool notification or alert settings.
  2. Select Telegram as an enabled notification channel.
  3. Review the available notification categories.
  4. Enable the mining and account alerts you require.
  5. Select the relevant mining account when required.
  6. Save the notification settings.

What Is a Hashrate Alert?

A hashrate alert informs you when PECPool detects that mining performance has fallen below the expected level.

Hashrate alerts can help identify problems such as:

  • One or more miners stopping
  • A missing hashboard
  • A power interruption
  • An internet or stratum connection problem
  • A miner repeatedly restarting
  • High rejected or stale shares
  • Temperature-related performance reduction
  • Mining proxy or routing problems

The alert is an operational warning. It does not automatically identify the exact physical cause of the performance reduction.

Gradual and Severe Hashrate Decline

PECPool can distinguish between different levels of hashrate reduction, including gradual decline and severe or sudden decline.

Gradual Hashrate Decline

A gradual decline may indicate:

  • One miner slowly losing performance
  • Increasing temperature
  • One unstable hashboard
  • Growing rejected-share activity
  • Repeated short interruptions

Severe or Sudden Hashrate Decline

A severe decline may indicate:

  • Several miners becoming Offline
  • A major power interruption
  • A farm internet outage
  • A router or mining proxy failure
  • A large group of workers losing the pool connection

Severe alerts should normally be reviewed promptly because they may represent a significant loss of active mining power.

How PECPool Reduces Unnecessary Alerts

Pool-side hashrate naturally moves above and below the expected value because it is estimated from submitted shares.

A temporary short-term change does not always indicate a real mining problem.

PECPool considers recent mining information and account activity when processing hashrate alerts to reduce notifications caused only by temporary share timing or brief fluctuations.

Notification history and event controls are also used to reduce repeated alerts while the same condition remains active.

Enable Hashrate Alerts

The general process is:

  1. Sign in to the PECPool panel.
  2. Open the notification or alert settings.
  3. Select the required mining account.
  4. Locate the hashrate alert options.
  5. Enable hashrate-drop notifications.
  6. Select Telegram as a delivery channel.
  7. Configure any available alert level or threshold options.
  8. Save the settings.

When PECPool provides separate gradual and severe alert options, enable the levels that match your operational requirements.

Choosing the Correct Mining Account

A PECPool user may manage multiple mining accounts.

Make sure that alerts are enabled for every account that requires monitoring.

For each account, verify:

  • The correct account name is selected.
  • The expected workers are connected.
  • The normal account hashrate is known.
  • The relevant notification types are enabled.
  • Telegram is selected as a delivery channel.

Enabling an alert for one mining account does not necessarily enable the same alert for all other accounts.

Worker Offline Alerts

A worker alert can notify you when PECPool no longer receives recent valid mining activity from a worker.

A worker may become Offline because of:

  • Miner power loss
  • Internet disconnection
  • Incorrect stratum configuration
  • Authorization failure
  • Miner restart
  • Hashboard or control-board failure
  • Network routing problems

When receiving an Offline-worker alert, review the worker status, last-share time, pool connection, miner status page, and network condition.

Worker Recovery Notifications

When supported and enabled, PECPool may report that a worker has resumed valid mining activity after an interruption.

A recovery notification can help confirm that:

  • The miner has reconnected.
  • Accepted shares have resumed.
  • The worker has returned Online.
  • The previous network or power problem may have been resolved.

After receiving a recovery message, check the 1-hour and 24-hour hashrate to confirm that performance is returning to the expected level.

Miner Monitoring Alerts

Users with PECPool miner monitoring enabled may have access to additional operational alerts.

Depending on the miner model and monitoring configuration, these may relate to:

  • Miner status
  • Temperature
  • Local hashrate
  • Hardware performance
  • Configuration problems
  • Power or connectivity interruptions

Pool-side worker alerts and direct miner-monitoring alerts use different information sources.

Alert Source Information Source
Pool-Side Alert Shares and mining activity received by PECPool
Miner Monitoring Alert Information collected directly from supported ASIC miners

Support-Ticket Notifications

PECPool notifications may also provide updates about support activity.

Depending on your settings, messages may include:

  • A new support reply
  • A ticket status change
  • A request for additional information
  • Closure of a completed support ticket

Open the Support section in the official PECPool panel to review the complete conversation before taking action.

Account and Platform Notifications

Available notification categories may also include:

  • Important PECPool announcements
  • Wallet-related account events
  • Payout-related events
  • Security-related account activity
  • Relevant platform updates

Do not approve wallet, security, or financial changes only from a Telegram message. Open the official PECPool panel and verify the event directly.

Telegram Notifications vs Browser Notifications

PECPool may provide both Telegram and supported browser notifications.

Feature Telegram Browser Push
Required Connection Linked Telegram account Active browser push subscription
Permission Required Bot must not be blocked Browser notification permission
Delivery Application Telegram Browser or installed PWA
Availability Depends on Telegram and internet access Depends on browser, device, and operating system

Using both channels can provide additional visibility, but neither channel should replace direct operational monitoring for critical mining infrastructure.

How to Enable Browser Push Notifications

The general process is:

  1. Open the official PECPool panel in a supported browser.
  2. Open the notification settings.
  3. Enable supported browser notifications.
  4. Select Allow when the browser requests permission.
  5. Enable the required alert categories.
  6. Save the settings.

Browser notification availability depends on the browser, operating system, device permissions, and background-application restrictions.

Test Your Telegram Connection

When a test-message function is available in the panel, use it after linking Telegram.

Confirm that:

  • The message arrives from @pecpoolbot.
  • The expected Telegram account receives it.
  • The bot conversation is not muted.
  • Telegram notifications are allowed on the device.
  • The message content is readable.

When no test function is available, verify the connection status in the panel and monitor the next supported account or mining event.

Understanding a Hashrate Alert Message

A hashrate alert may contain information such as:

  • Mining account name
  • Current hashrate
  • Expected or previous hashrate
  • Percentage of decline
  • Alert level
  • Event time

Example:

Hashrate Drop Detected
Account: examplefarm
Current Hashrate: 215.7 TH/s
Change: -18.4%
Status: Below Expected Range

This is an educational example. Actual message content may differ according to the current PECPool notification format.

What to Check After a Hashrate Alert

  1. Open the official PECPool panel.
  2. Select the account named in the alert.
  3. Review current, 1-hour, and 24-hour hashrate.
  4. Review the hashrate chart.
  5. Check Online and Offline workers.
  6. Review the most recent last-share times.
  7. Check whether accepted shares are increasing.
  8. Review rejected or stale shares.
  9. Open the affected miners' local status pages.
  10. Check power, temperature, network, and pool connections.

Do Not Diagnose the Problem from One Number

A short-term current-hashrate drop may be caused by normal share variance.

Review the alert together with:

  • 1-hour hashrate
  • 24-hour hashrate
  • Worker status
  • Accepted shares
  • Last-share time
  • Hashrate chart

A severe drop affecting many workers is more likely to require immediate investigation than a short current-hashrate movement with all workers remaining active.

Example: One Worker Goes Offline

Suppose the account normally contains four workers:

Worker-01: Online
Worker-02: Online
Worker-03: Offline
Worker-04: Online

The account hashrate may decrease by approximately the contribution of Worker-03.

Check:

  • Worker-03 power
  • Its Ethernet connection
  • Its active PECPool server
  • Its accepted-share count
  • Its miner log
  • Its hashboard status

Example: All Workers Drop Simultaneously

If all workers under one site become Offline at approximately the same time, investigate shared infrastructure:

  • Farm electrical power
  • Main internet connection
  • Router or gateway
  • Network switches
  • DNS service
  • Mining proxy
  • Shared stratum route

Example: Worker Recovers but 24-Hour Hashrate Remains Low

After a worker returns Online:

  • Current hashrate may recover quickly.
  • The 1-hour average may require additional time.
  • The 24-hour average still includes the previous downtime.

A recovery notification does not mean that all longer averages will immediately return to their previous values.

Telegram Is Connected but No Alerts Arrive

Check the following:

  • The required notification type is enabled.
  • Telegram is selected as a delivery channel.
  • The correct mining account is selected.
  • The bot conversation has not been blocked.
  • The bot conversation is not muted.
  • Telegram notifications are enabled on the device.
  • The Telegram account is still connected in PECPool.
  • An eligible alert event has actually occurred.
  • The device has internet access.

The Bot Does Not Respond

Check:

  • The username is exactly @pecpoolbot.
  • The bot is not blocked.
  • You selected Start or sent /start.
  • Telegram has internet access.
  • Telegram is not restricted by the network.
  • You opened the bot through the official PECPool panel or verified username.

The Panel Still Shows Telegram as Disconnected

Try the following:

  1. Open @pecpoolbot.
  2. Confirm that the bot has been started.
  3. Return to the PECPool connection page.
  4. Repeat the linking instructions.
  5. Refresh the PECPool panel.
  6. Confirm that you linked the intended Telegram account.

Telegram Messages Arrive Late

Notification delivery may be delayed by:

  • Internet connectivity problems
  • Telegram service availability
  • Mobile operating-system background restrictions
  • Battery-saving settings
  • Device notification settings
  • Temporary PECPool processing delays

Automated notifications are an operational assistance feature and should not be the only method used to monitor critical mining infrastructure.

Telegram Notifications Are Muted

Open the PECPool bot conversation in Telegram and check:

  • The conversation is not muted.
  • Custom notifications are not disabled.
  • The Telegram application can run in the background.
  • The device allows notification sounds and banners.
  • Do Not Disturb mode is not blocking alerts.

Too Many Notifications Are Received

PECPool uses notification history and event controls to reduce duplicate alerts, but repeated changes between problem and recovery states may still generate separate notifications.

When notifications are frequent:

  • Identify the underlying unstable worker or miner.
  • Review repeated Offline and Online transitions.
  • Check power and network stability.
  • Review hashrate-alert levels.
  • Disable notification categories that are not operationally required.

Do not simply disable an important alert without investigating the condition that repeatedly triggers it.

Alerts Stop After Changing Telegram Accounts

If you change your Telegram account:

  1. Disconnect the old Telegram connection in PECPool.
  2. Open @pecpoolbot using the new Telegram account.
  3. Start the bot.
  4. Complete the PECPool linking process again.
  5. Review all enabled alert categories.
  6. Test the new connection when possible.

How to Disconnect Telegram

The general process is:

  1. Sign in to the PECPool panel.
  2. Open notification or Telegram settings.
  3. Select the option to disconnect or unlink Telegram.
  4. Confirm the action.
  5. Verify that Telegram is displayed as disconnected.

Blocking the bot in Telegram may prevent messages, but it does not always remove the linked account information from PECPool. Use the panel's disconnect function when available.

When Should Telegram Be Disconnected?

Disconnect Telegram when:

  • The Telegram account is no longer controlled by you.
  • The phone or device was lost.
  • A staff member no longer requires access.
  • The Telegram account was compromised.
  • The PECPool account is being transferred to another authorized operator.

Security Recommendations

  • Use only @pecpoolbot.
  • Enable Two-Factor Authentication on your PECPool account.
  • Enable additional security on your Telegram account.
  • Protect your mobile device with a PIN or biometric lock.
  • Do not forward sensitive notifications to public groups.
  • Do not share passwords or authentication codes through Telegram.
  • Review connected devices in Telegram regularly.
  • Disconnect Telegram immediately if account access is compromised.

Do Not Trust Links in Unexpected Telegram Messages

When a notification includes information about an important account event:

  1. Do not enter credentials into an unknown link.
  2. Open the PECPool panel directly using the official address.
  3. Verify the event inside your account.
  4. Contact official PECPool Support when the event is not recognized.

Use Notifications with Direct Monitoring

Telegram and browser alerts are useful for faster awareness, but they can occasionally be delayed or unavailable because of:

  • Internet problems
  • Device restrictions
  • Browser limitations
  • Telegram availability
  • Third-party service limitations

Critical mining operations should also use:

  • The PECPool dashboard
  • Worker and account charts
  • Direct miner monitoring
  • Local network monitoring
  • Power and environmental monitoring
  • Documented operational response procedures

Recommended Notification Configuration

Notification Type Individual Miner Mining Farm
Severe Hashrate Drop Recommended Recommended
Gradual Hashrate Decline Recommended Recommended
Worker Offline Recommended Recommended
Worker Recovery Useful Useful
Miner Monitoring Events Useful when monitoring is installed Recommended when monitoring is installed
Support Replies Recommended Recommended
Security and Account Events Recommended Recommended

Common Mistakes

  • Connecting to an unofficial Telegram bot
  • Starting the bot but not completing the PECPool linking process
  • Connecting Telegram without enabling alert categories
  • Enabling alerts for the wrong mining account
  • Muting the bot conversation
  • Blocking Telegram background activity
  • Assuming every short-term hashrate fluctuation is a hardware failure
  • Depending only on automated notifications
  • Ignoring repeated recovery and failure alerts

Quick Troubleshooting Reference

Problem Primary Check
Bot does not respond Verify @pecpoolbot and send /start
Panel shows disconnected Repeat the linking instructions
No hashrate alerts Enable the alert type and select Telegram
One account has no alerts Review that account's notification settings
Messages are silent Check Telegram and device notification settings
Messages arrive late Check internet, Telegram, battery, and background restrictions
Too many repeated alerts Investigate unstable workers and alert configuration

Final Checklist

  • The official Telegram bot is @pecpoolbot.
  • The bot has been started.
  • The Telegram linking process was completed in PECPool.
  • The PECPool panel shows Telegram as connected.
  • Telegram is enabled as a notification channel.
  • Hashrate alerts are enabled.
  • Worker Offline alerts are enabled when required.
  • The correct mining accounts are selected.
  • The bot conversation is not muted or blocked.
  • Telegram notifications are allowed on the device.
  • Security and support notifications have been reviewed.
  • No password, 2FA code, private key, or seed phrase was shared.
  • Direct operational monitoring remains active.

Respond Faster to Mining Problems

PECPool Telegram notifications and hashrate alerts help you identify important mining changes without continuously keeping the dashboard open.

Connect only to the official bot, enable the required notification categories for every mining account, and review each alert together with the PECPool dashboard, worker status, last-share time, and hashrate charts.

Automated alerts improve response time, but reliable mining operations should combine them with direct miner, network, power, and environmental monitoring.

How to Enable Telegram Notifications and Hashrate Alerts