nuzaCOMPUTE, SETTLED.
Host a GPUEarn from your rig
HOST NETWORK · SUPPLY SIDE

Get paid the second the GPU does.

Same transaction, same second. No invoice cycle, no payout minimum, no processor — and no support ticket deciding whether you can withdraw.

One market, two rails — USDG on Robinhood and x402 USDC on Solana.

SELF-SERVE HOST SETUPHave a Linux GPU rig ready?Create the payout wallet, configure the offer, and copy one installer from the host command center.
Start hosting →
  1. 01Payoutcreate or connect wallet
  2. 02Installone command on the rig
  3. 03Heartbeathardware proves readiness
  4. 04Earnsettle to your wallet

The money mechanics, in numbers

nuzaVast.aiRunPod
You get paidat settlement — instantlyweekly invoice, paid the following Fridaymonthly cycle
Payout minimumnone$20varies
Payout railUSDG or USDC to your walletPayPal / Wise / Stripebank / processor
Marketplace fee2.5% RHC · 0% SOL — published ↗unpublished renter-side surchargeunpublished split
Proofevery settlement is a public transactiondashboarddashboard

Competitor terms per their public docs, July 2026: Vast.ai ↗ · RunPod ↗. Ours you can check on the explorer: the settlement program enforces host + fee + refund == deposit on every rental, so the split can never quietly change.

What your rig could earn

≈ $117.94/day · $3,538.08/moafter the 2.5% fee

Gross = GPUs × price × hours × occupancy. Occupancy is the number that actually decides your month — see the real numbers below before picking a price.

We publish the settled earnings of our own 8× RTX PRO 6000 rig — revenue, occupancy at each price we tested, and measured wall power. Read the rig report →

How it works

  1. Create or connect the EVM wallet that receives USDG. Email or Google can create an embedded wallet in the command center, and the private key never goes on the rig.
  2. One Python agent on your Linux rig — it enrolls with a wallet-ownership proof, lists your GPUs on the board, and provisions an isolated container per rental.
  3. Set the price and contract limit before install, then operate them live from your host console. Set the max contract length with NUZA_MAX_RENTAL_HOURS on the rig; it updates after the agent restarts and heartbeats.
  4. Renters prepay into escrow beforethe container starts — you never run compute for money that isn't already locked.
  5. At stop, settlement pays your wallet for metered seconds.

Full setup guide (ports, installer one-liner, payout wallet): docs →. The verified host console issues a wallet-bound, one-time enrollment code; Discord remains available for support.

Already hosting on Vast or RunPod?

Keep hosting there — you're adding a second bidder for your idle hours, not switching platforms. Two caveats the installer docs walk you through:

  1. The agent tracks its own rentals per GPU — if the other platform rents the machine, pause your nuza listing (or price above your floor there). Nothing stops two platforms from selling the same silicon.
  2. Vast's docker shim needs one extra install flag.

Running next to Vast →