Access Hashpower with Braiins ID#

The new Braiins Hashpower interface uses Braiins ID to sign in. If you already have a Hashpower account, your Braiins ID has already been created for you — it only needs activating. Use the same email address you used for that Hashpower account, and your existing account comes with it.

#Activate Your Braiins ID

1. Open Braiins Hashpower and select Sign Up, or Log In and then Create Identity on the Braiins ID sign-in page. The log-in page may show a notice that Hashpower now uses email to log in instead of API tokens; its Learn more link opens this guide.
2. Enter the same email address used for your existing Hashpower account and select Continue With Email. If that address is your Google or Apple address, you can select Google or Apple under Or Continue With instead; the provider verifies it for you, and steps 3 and 4 do not apply.
3. Open the registration email and enter its six-digit code. Select Verify & Continue.
4. Set a password or choose Use a passkey, then complete the security setup shown. If you register with a password, set up two-factor authentication and save your recovery keys.
5. Continue back to Hashpower and check that you can see your existing account.

For screenshots of each registration step, see Create your Braiins ID.

For example, if Alice registered her Hashpower account with alice@example.com, she must use alice@example.com when activating her Braiins ID. Registering with a different email address does not give her access to that existing account.

#I Already Have a Braiins ID

If you already have a Braiins ID with the same email address, sign in with it. You do not need to register again. If registration tells you the identity already exists, follow the log-in prompt; use password recovery if needed.

Your existing Hashpower account should already be there when you sign in. If it is not, see I signed in, but my account is missing.

If your Braiins ID uses a different email address, you cannot move that address onto it: the Braiins ID for your Hashpower address already exists, and one address belongs to only one Braiins Identity.

If you can still open the Hashpower mailbox, activate that Braiins ID using the steps above. You will then have two Braiins IDs. To end up with everything under the one you already use, invite it to the account and transfer ownership to it, then leave the account with the other identity.

If you cannot open that mailbox, contact support for help accessing your existing Hashpower account.

#I Don't Know My Email Address

If you can still open the previous Hashpower interface, check Account → Basic Information → Email.

Otherwise, submit a support ticket, select Braiins Hashpower, and explain that you need help accessing your existing account with Braiins ID. Include your read-only token and your account name, if known, so support can help identify the account and guide you through the next steps.

Your previous Hashpower account was issued two tokens: an Owner token and a Read-only token. The read-only one can view the account but cannot trade, which is all support needs to identify it. Send only that token, and only in your private support ticket — never in a public chat or community group.

Keep your Owner token to yourself. Support will never ask for it, and anyone who has it can trade on your account. The same goes for your password, email verification codes, authenticator setup secret, and recovery keys: no support request needs them.

If you know the email address but can no longer access its inbox, contact support through the same form. You need access to that inbox to complete email registration yourself. If you no longer have that token either, explain that in the ticket.

#I Signed In, but My Account Is Missing

Check that your Braiins ID email matches the email used for Hashpower. If you have several accounts, open the account switcher and look for the account you expect. For an account someone shared with you, check that you have access to it. See Manage accounts.

If the account is still missing, contact support with your read-only token and account name. Creating a new account does not restore access to an existing one.

#Share Hashpower with Your Team

Each teammate signs in with their own Braiins ID. An account owner invites them in Braiins ID and chooses their Hashpower access:

• Viewer can see everything in the account — balance, bids, and contracts — but cannot change anything.
• Admin can also act: place, edit, and cancel bids, create and cancel contracts, manage favorite pools, and change Hashpower settings such as leaderboard privacy. Account owners always have Admin access.

These replace the tokens from the previous interface: Admin matches the old Owner token, and Viewer matches the old Read-only token.

The account switcher shows your access next to the account name, for example Acme Mining · Admin. If an account you belong to does not appear in Hashpower, an owner may have set your access to No access. See Members and invitations for inviting people and changing access.

When Braiins support views your account to help you, the session is read-only and cannot place bids or change settings.

#I'm New to Hashpower

If you have never had a Hashpower account, you do not need an old email address or API tokens. Open Hashpower, create your Braiins ID with an email address you control, and complete account setup. If you already have a Braiins ID, sign in with it and follow the setup shown.

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