Hardware

Purpose

Manage your physical GPU infrastructure and server inventory. The Hardware page is your central hub for tracking all GPUs, managing servers, and configuring vendor integrations.

GPUs Tab

View and manage all GPUs in your inventory with detailed performance tracking.

Information Displayed

Machine ID: Unique identifier from vendor platform
GPU Type: Hardware model (RTX 4090, H100, etc.)
Token ID / Address: NFT paired to this GPU (if any)
Owner: Wallet address of NFT holder
Last Earning: Most recent date GPU generated revenue
Created On: Date GPU was added to platform
Total Earnings: Lifetime revenue generated
Next Payout: Pending payment to owner

Actions Available

Search and Filter: Search by Machine ID, Token ID, or Owner address. Filter by GPU type, pairing status, and earning status. Save custom views for quick access.

Import GPUs: Bulk upload GPU data from CSV, useful for initial setup or adding non-vendor hardware.

GPU submenu: Click the three dots to access GPU NFT details (if minted and paired), GPU details (if not minted nor paired), Mint NFT (if not minted), Pair NFT (if not paired), Transfer NFT (if minted and not owned), Server details, or Delete GPU.

Servers Tab

Manage server-level inventory that contains multiple GPUs.

Information Displayed

Server Name: Your custom server identifier
Vendor Machine ID: Platform-specific identifier
GPU Type: Type of GPUs in this server
GPUs: Total GPU count in server
Tokenized: Number of GPUs paired with NFTs
Total Earnings: Aggregate earnings for all GPUs in server

Actions Available

Import Servers: Add servers via API for automatic syncing, or add servers individually or via CSV upload for manual syncing.

Edit Servers: Add or delete GPUs from existing servers.

Filter and Search: Find specific servers by either ID property and group by vendor or GPU type.

Track Tokenization / Pairing Progress: See which GPUs in each server have been paired with NFTs and identify servers ready for tokenization.

Settings Tab

Configure vendor integrations and data synchronization.

Vendors Section

Connect your GPU platforms to automatically sync hardware data.

Supported Vendors: RunPod, Vast, Akash, TensorDock, and Shadeform.

Vendor Information:

Created: Date integration was set up
Start Date: Beginning of data sync period
Synced To: Most recent successful sync timestamp
Servers: Number of servers imported from this vendor

Actions available: Add Vendor to connect new platform integrations, monitor Sync Status for active and scheduled syncs, and use Fix Sync Issues to troubleshoot and retry failed syncs.

Servers Activation

Control which servers are available for GPU pairing operations.

Active/Inactive Toggle:

Active: Server will show in your dashboard and its GPUs can be paired with NFTs
Inactive: Unpairs all GPUs and their NFTs from this server, hides it from the dashboard

Why Deactivate? When a server is being decommissioned or hardware cannot be tokenized (private ownership).

Critical Note: Deactivating a server unpairs all its GPUs and disconnects them from their NFTs. Only do this if you intend to stop earnings for those owners.

Related Guides

Importing your hardware - Complete vendor setup walkthrough | Troubleshooting sync issues

Common Workflows

Initial Hardware Setup

Add vendor in Settings tab
Configure sync and wait for completion
Review servers in Servers tab
Activate desired servers
Navigate to GPUs tab or server details
Add GPUs to server manually or with a CSV

Regular Maintenance

Check sync status daily (Settings tab)
Review "Last Earning" dates in GPUs tab
Investigate GPUs with stale data
Keep server activation status current

Troubleshooting Low Earners

Go to GPUs tab
Sort by "Last Earning" (oldest first)
Check if GPU is still active on vendor platform
Verify NFT pairing is intact
Contact vendor support if hardware issue suspected

Dashboard NFTs