Public API

Track your miners and the pools with a free JSON API.

Everything the dashboard shows is available as plain JSON: pool and network stats, per-address miner stats, hashrate history and recent blocks, for every coin. No key, no sign-up. Build a Home Assistant sensor, a Grafana panel, a Discord bot or a phone widget.

Try it now Endpoints

Quick start

curl https://pool.rabidmining.com/api/pool/etc/summary
curl https://pool.rabidmining.com/api/pool/bch/miner/YOUR_ADDRESS
curl "https://pool.rabidmining.com/api/pool/quan/history?hours=24"

Base URL: https://pool.rabidmining.com/api/pool/{coin}/… where {coin} is one of xbt bch btc ltc doge zec xmr prl kas quan (QTC) etc pcn. ltc and doge are the merge-mined LTC+DOGE pool; kas covers KAS and ZKAS together.

The rules

Free and keyless. Read-only: GET only, JSON only. Nothing here can change anything on the pool.
Use it from a browser too: responses carry Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *, so a web page on any site can call it directly.
Be gentle. Roughly 10 requests per second per IP (short bursts are fine); above that you get 429 Too Many Requests. The numbers only change every 15–30 seconds, so please poll no faster than every 15 s.
Fields can be added. Each coin family has its own response shape, and we add fields as the dashboards grow. Ignore fields you don’t know. Anything that would break existing fields is announced on Discord first.
No uptime promise. It runs on the same servers as the pool. Handle errors and timeouts.
Addresses are public. A miner’s address is its identity, so anyone can look up any address, exactly like the website’s My Stats page. There is nothing private behind it.
Admin and write routes are not part of the API and are locked.

Endpoints

Endpoint	What it returns	Coins
/{coin}/summary	Pool hashrate, miners, blocks, round effort, network stats, recent blocks, top miners, config (fee, ports, minimum payout, price).	all
/{coin}/miner/{address}	One address: hashrate (15 min / 1 h / 24 h), workers, balance and payouts, SOLO round, recent credits.	all
/{coin}/miner/{address}/payouts	Payout history for one address.	xbt bch btc ltc doge zec prl
/{coin}/miner/{address}/events	Recent events for one address (shape differs per coin).	xbt bch btc zec prl
/{coin}/miner/{address}/history?hours=24&mode=pplns	Hashrate history for one address, per worker. `mode` = `pplns` or `solo` where the coin has both.	quan etc kas
/{coin}/history?hours=24	Pool hashrate, connections, miners and network hashrate over time as a `points` list (`ts`, `pool_hashrate`, `connections`, `miners`, `network_hashrate`, …). `hours` 1–720.	quan etc kas
/{coin}/network-history	Network series: `{"tag", "period", "points": […]}`.	xbt bch btc ltc doge zec xmr prl
/{coin}/network/blocks?limit=40	Latest blocks on the whole chain and who found them (ours are flagged).	quan etc
/{coin}/network/pools?hours=24	Blocks per reward address on the chain over the period, plus network emission figures.	quan etc
/{coin}/health	`{"ok": true}` when the data feed behind the pool is reachable.	all

Addresses are the ones you mine with (kaspa:…, bitcoincash:…, bc1…, 0x… for ETC, and so on). An address the pool has never seen returns {"known": false}.

Units

Where	Unit
Hashrates	hashes per second (so 1.2 GH/s is `1200000000`); network and pool use the same unit
XBT, BCH, BTC, LTC, DOGE, ZEC, PRL, KAS, ZKAS amounts named `*_sats`	1e-8 of the coin
QTC amounts named `*_planck`	1e-12 QTC
ETC amounts named `*_planck`	1e-18 ETC (wei; the field name is shared with QTC)
XMR amounts named `*_atomic`	1e-12 XMR
Timestamps	Unix seconds, UTC (fields ending `_unix` or `ts`)
Prices	USD per coin in `config.<coin>_usd` when the price feed is up

Examples

JavaScript (works on any web page):

const r = await fetch("https://pool.rabidmining.com/api/pool/etc/miner/0xYourAddress");
const m = await r.json();
console.log(m.hashrate_15m / 1e9, "GH/s", m.balance_planck / 1e18, "ETC owed");

Python:

import requests
s = requests.get("https://pool.rabidmining.com/api/pool/bch/summary", timeout=15).json()
print(s["pool"]["hashrate"], s["node"]["height"], s["config"]["fee_pct"])

Home Assistant (configuration.yaml):

sensor:
  - platform: rest
    name: Rabid ETC hashrate
    resource: https://pool.rabidmining.com/api/pool/etc/miner/0xYourAddress
    value_template: "{{ (value_json.hashrate_15m / 1e9) | round(2) }}"
    unit_of_measurement: "GH/s"
    scan_interval: 60

Tip: open the dashboard page of your coin and your browser’s network tab to see exactly which calls it makes — it uses this same API.

Questions and requests

Missing a field, or want an endpoint for your project? Tell us on Discord. Not financial advice: numbers are for monitoring, and mining results vary.

Changes: 2026-10-11 first public release (all coins, rate limit, CORS).