Lending

If you own a GPU and want to turn it into a revenue-generating node, our platform makes it simple to list your hardware for others to rent. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started! Essential Requirements for GPU Providers Before you begin, it’s important to ensure that your system meets the following requirements:

• Operating System: Windows/Debian/Ubuntu

• Hardware: NVIDIA GPU with CUDA support

• Access: Sudo privileges or root access

If your setup meets these requirements, you’re ready to proceed with listing your GPU:

Step 1: Navigate to the "Lending" Tab

Begin by logging into your dashboard and navigating to the "Lending" tab. This is where you’ll manage all aspects of your hardware lending, from setup to monitoring.

Step 2: Start a New Setup

Click on "New Setup" to begin configuring your GPU node. This setup process involves providing key details about your hardware and the terms under which it will be available for rent.

Step 3: Configure Your Node

• Choose a Unique Name: Give your node a unique name that will help you easily identify it on the platform.

• Set Your Hourly Rate: Decide how much you want to charge per hour for the use of your GPU. This rate should reflect the power and capabilities of your hardware while remaining competitive with other listings.

Step 4: Enter Your SSH Details

SSH (Secure Shell) is a protocol that allows secure remote access to your GPU node. You’ll need to provide the following details to establish a secure connection:

• SSH IP Address: The IP address that will be used for remote access.

• Port Number: The port number for the SSH connection.

• Username: The login username for the connection.

• SSH Password and Key: Secure credentials that will be used to access your GPU node.

Step 5: Submit and Monitor

After entering all the necessary details, click "Submit." Our platform will perform the necessary checks and assessments on your server. Once everything is finalized, your node will transition through various statuses—processing, creating, and finally becoming active. When your node status is "Active," it will be available for rent, and you’ll start earning on an hourly basis.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully listed your GPU, making it available for others to rent and starting your journey towards earning passive income.