Your computer just got a side hustle.
Pasiv turns an idle graphics card — or a spare CPU — into crypto: Monero, Pearl, and more, paid by the pool straight to your wallet. A gaming PC earns real money; a laptop earns pocket change.
Today an RTX 4060 grosses /day mining Pearl: our measured hashrate, live price. Every card →
Your can mine Pearl, the coin that pays graphics cards best right now. See what it earns →
Your can mine Pearl, the coin that pays graphics cards best right now (AMD support is in beta). See what cards earn →
Older AMD graphics cards aren't supported: Pasiv mines Pearl on NVIDIA RTX and AMD RX 6000 or newer. Your processor can still mine Monero, which earns pennies a day.
No gaming graphics card detected. On a laptop or a Mac, mining earns pennies a day; Pasiv is worth it on a PC with an NVIDIA RTX card.
How it works
No rig, no config files, no command line. Install it, point it at a wallet address, press the pearl.
Download & open
Signed and notarised, so it installs clean without fighting your OS. Lands in your menu bar and stays out of the way.
Add where to pay you
Connect a wallet — it only reads your address, nothing is signed — or paste a USDT address from your exchange. The pool pays it in USDT once a day, from 1.5 USDT. Pasiv never holds your money.
Press the pearl
Mining starts. The ring spins only while you're actually earning. Close the window — it keeps going in the background.
What it mines
Pasiv puts each part of your hardware on the coin it's actually good at — and honestly tells you what your machine can and can't do before you start.
Monero
CPUEvery core mines XMR — the private, ASIC-resistant coin your processor is built for. Runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
How to mine Monero →Verus
CPUVerus (VerusHash) runs native on Apple Silicon — a coin your Mac is genuinely strong at. Mined in-process, no extra binary, and paid straight to your wallet.
How to mine Verus →Pearl
GPUA modern NVIDIA card — or an AMD RX 6000 or newer, in beta — mines PRL while it's idle. Detected automatically; unsupported cards simply sit it out.
How to mine Pearl →Ravencoin
GPUThe classic GPU coin as a second pick: KawPow mines RVN on NVIDIA cards with 6 GB+ of memory, paid straight to your wallet.
How to mine Ravencoin →Ergo
GPUAutolykos2 on the same GPU engine, kept ASIC-resistant by design. Needs 6 GB+ of card memory, and Pasiv says so before you start rather than after.
How to mine Ergo →Zephyr
CPUA private stablecoin protocol mined with the same RandomX your CPU already runs for Monero — so it costs no extra hardware, just a different payout address.
How to mine Zephyr →Salvium
CPUAnother RandomX chain your processor can mine today. Pasiv checks the address shape before it starts, so a typo doesn't cost you a night's work.
How to mine Salvium →From Pasiv 0.5.0, new installs mine Monero on the CPU and Pearl on the GPU, paid in USDT. Verus, Ravencoin, Ergo, Zephyr and Salvium stay available to installs on the direct route, which pays a coin address directly, until 1 November 2026, when Pasiv stops mining them.
Inside the app
Every screenshot on this page is captured from the shipping app, unedited.
Fair by design
- 4%Our fee is a thin slice of mining time — on every coin on the USDT route, on Monero only on the direct route — and it only ever ticks while you're actively earning. Paused or idle, we take nothing.
- 0.75%unMineable's pool fee, lowered from 1% by Pasiv's referral. unMineable pays Pasiv 0.25% out of its own fee, not out of your earnings. No ads. No bundled coins you didn't choose.
- ✓The fee address is public and shown in the app. Every slice is logged — check the address on its pool.
Start earning in the background tonight.
Free to install and yours to switch off any time. Your machine's already on — put it to work.