Choose a Wallet for Your Mining Rewards

Your mining wallet is where your BlockForge rewards are sent. This guide provides several wallet and exchange options to help miners receive, store and, where supported, exchange their mined coins.

Wallet Options

Different miners have different needs. Exchange accounts can be convenient for supported assets, while self-custody and Core wallets give you direct control of your coins.

Crypto.com

Exchange Mobile App

A convenient option for supported BlockForge coins. Miners can receive supported assets and have access to exchange features without first transferring to another platform.

Visit Crypto.com

Coinbase

Exchange Mainstream Assets

Another option for supported cryptocurrencies. Always verify that deposits are currently enabled for the exact coin and network before using an exchange address for mining payouts.

Visit Coinbase

Guarda Wallet

Multi-Coin Self-Custody

A multi-asset wallet useful for miners who want to manage several cryptocurrencies from one wallet. Exchange availability varies by coin.

Visit Guarda

Official Core Wallets

Self-Custody Full Node

For BC2, BCH2 and CheetahCoin, a Core wallet provides direct control of your wallet and connects to the coin's own blockchain network.

BCH2 Wallet CHTA Wallet

BlockForge Coin Wallet Guide

Use this as a starting point. Exchange and wallet support can change, so always confirm support before sending a mining reward.

Coin	Wallet Options	Exchange
BTC	Crypto.com / Coinbase / Guarda	Widely Supported
BCH	Crypto.com / Coinbase / Guarda	Supported
DGB	Crypto.com / Guarda	Supported Options
XEC	Guarda Wallet	Guarda Exchange / Swap
PPC	Peercoin Core Wallet	No exchange currently recommended
BC2	BC2 Core Wallet	NonKYC / Biconomy
BCH2	BCH2 Core Wallet	NonKYC / Biconomy
CHTA	CheetahCoin Core Wallet	NonKYC — CHTA/USDT & CHTA/DOGE

⚠ Protect Your Mining Rewards

Always verify the receiving address and blockchain before sending coins.
Never share your recovery phrase, private keys or wallet password.
Keep recovery phrases backed up offline in a secure location.
For larger balances, consider moving funds away from an exchange into a wallet you control.
Before mining directly to an exchange, verify that deposits for that exact coin and network are currently enabled.
Send a small test transaction first when using a new wallet or exchange whenever practical.

BlockForge Notice: Wallets and exchanges listed on this page are third-party services or software. BlockForge does not operate these services and does not control their availability, fees, security policies or coin support. This page is provided as a general guide for miners. Always verify wallet and exchange information with the provider before sending funds.