PECPool now provides a secure professional API for authorized mining farms and integrations, enabling programmatic access to accounts, workers, miners, earnings, payouts, and operational data.
PECPool has launched its professional API, providing authorized users and mining operations with secure programmatic access to selected mining and account information.
The PECPool API is designed for mining farms, professional operators, internal dashboards, reporting systems, monitoring applications, and approved third-party integrations.
Available API Information
Depending on the account permissions and available endpoints, the API can provide access to:
- Mining accounts
- Workers and worker statistics
- Miners and monitoring information
- Current and historical hashrate information
- Mining earnings
- Account balances
- Payout history
- Mining and operational snapshots
Secure HMAC Authentication
PECPool API requests use HMAC-based authentication. Each authorized integration receives an API key and secret used to sign requests.
The signature process includes request information such as:
- HTTP method
- Request path
- Ordered query string
- Request-body hash
- Unix timestamp
- Unique nonce
This authentication model helps protect API requests against unauthorized modification, replay attempts, and credential misuse.
Rate Limits
To protect platform stability and provide fair access, API requests are subject to published rate limits.
Applications should cache responses where appropriate and should avoid repeatedly requesting information that has not changed.
Designed for Integration
The PECPool API can be used to:
- Build custom mining dashboards
- Synchronize mining information with internal systems
- Generate operational reports
- Monitor accounts, workers, and miners
- Review earnings and payout information
- Integrate mining data into automation workflows
API Documentation
PECPool API documentation includes:
- Authentication and request-signing instructions
- Endpoint descriptions
- Request and response examples
- Error codes
- Rate-limit information
- Examples for C#, JavaScript, Python, and cURL
Protecting API Credentials
API secrets must be stored securely and must never be included in public source code, browser-side scripts, screenshots, public repositories, or support messages.
Users should immediately replace API credentials if they believe a key or secret has been exposed.
The PECPool Professional API expands the platform's ability to support larger mining operations, custom monitoring systems, and secure automation.
