Removes Claymore's 2%-2.5% mining developer fee using Stratum Proxy. Tested on Windows 10 Pro x64 with Claymore CryptoNote GPU Miner v9.7 Beta.

This proxy is placed between Claymore and Internet in order to catch the mining fee login packet and replacing the DevFee address with your wallet address.

• .Net Framework 4.0 or better

{
    "local_host": "xmr.mycustompool.org:14001",
    "pool_address": "xmr-us-east1.nanopool.org:14433",
    "wallet": "MYWALLET",
    "worker": "little_worker",
    "ssl": true
}

• local_host: IP/host name and Port to use as the proxy/server. Do NOT use 127.0.0.1 or localhost, see Adding a custom IP and Hostname in the Wiki.
• pool_address: The pool address.
• wallet: Your Monero or exchange wallet with the Base and PaymentID.
• worker: Worker name for the DevFee. Can be null.
• ssl: true to use SSL/TLS connection to the pool, or false.

See Adding a custom IP and Hostname in the Wiki.

Edit your .bat or config.txt file with the local_host IP/host name used in the proxy:

-o stratum+tcp://xmr.mycustompool.org:14001 ...

Start stratum_proxy.exe and Claymore software.

• Redirect DevFee shares to your wallet
• Support SSL/TLS (only pool connection)
• Shows shares accepted, rejected and DevFee
• Custom worker name for DevFee
• Low CPU and memory usage
• Detect when a miner connect and disconnects
• Colorful output
• Double click to start (no command arguments)

Claymore Software (NOT using SSL/TLS) → Stratum Proxy (using SSL/TLS) → Remote Pool (using SSL/TLS)

How SSL/TLS works, I can't decode the request nor the response because I don't have the private key for that (the pool server does). A workaround would be create a fake certificate and use it for local connections, decode the local messages then encode them with public key from the pool. For the moment I will not do it (probably in future releases). So, don't use Claymore with SSL/TLS.

Claymore tries to mine the devfee on the same pool as you. You can try using "-allpools 1" if it is not working. If not, you're out of luck, as the connection made from Claymore is bypassing the proxy.

This proxy was designed to be used with Claymore CryptoNote version mining Monero (XMR). I did not test others CryptoNight-like currencies.

You can check your pool stats, but some pool ignore small mining time if it did not find a share. But it mines for you!

Claymore checks the pool's IP to avoid local proxies, if you have the warning make sure you are not using localhost or 127.0.0.1. See Adding a custom IP and Hostname in the Wiki.

Yes but it's slow. Use XMR-Stak-CPU - Monero mining software, is alot better.

It's there only for testing. Don't forget to change it to a custom host name.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

You can send a donation (ETH) to the authors of the original script:

• JuicyPasta - 0xfeE03fB214Dc0EeDc925687D3DC9cdaa1260e7EF (Ethereum)
• Drdada - 0xB7716d5A768Bc0d5bc5c216cF2d85023a697D04D (ethermine)

And if you want, not necessary:

• XMR: 48Ba1QniibJ34Di57C96M58Gq5EQ7ixuUNxcwnfe8zeCgy8UjCZWf4NAQW5P3iuE8EYc3MkA7DQ9USWDmijbN7b9HPZVTb8
• BTC: 3DTo7Nkkg64YhpdA9NnmV3TuDiQ8WcufrU