Bitcoin mining services firm Sazmining has introduced a direct-purchase program that lets customers own immersion-cooled hash boards developed by Proto, the bitcoin mining hardware division of Jack Dorsey’s company Block. Under the plan, Sazmining will install, operate, and maintain the equipment at its mining sites in the United States, while mined bitcoin will be sent straight to the customer’s personal wallet. Each hash board is priced at $4,187, with a $1,397 down payment and the balance spread over 18 months at 0% interest. The company said the hardware is expected to begin operating between November and December 2026. Each board delivers about 200 TH/s of computing power and around 15 J/TH in energy efficiency. Sazmining also said it will charge a standard rate for electricity and maintenance and provide ongoing operational services for the boards. Founded in 2018, the company runs mining sites in the United States, Paraguay, and Norway, serving both individual and institutional clients, according to Bitcoin.com News.
Bitcoin mining services firm Sazmining said it has rolled out a direct purchase plan that allows customers to own immersion-cooled hash boards developed by Proto, the bitcoin mining hardware division of Jack Dorsey’s company Block.
Under the offering, Sazmining will install, operate, and maintain the equipment at its mining facilities in the United States. The bitcoin mined by the machines will be sent directly to the customer’s personal wallet.
Pricing and payment terms
Each hash board is priced at $4,187. Buyers can pay $1,397 up front, with the remaining balance split over 18 months at 0% interest.
Performance and deployment schedule
The company said the hardware is expected to begin operating between November and December 2026. Each board offers about 200 TH/s of hashrate and roughly 15 J/TH in energy efficiency.
Operating arrangement
Sazmining said it will charge a standard rate for electricity and maintenance, while also providing operating services for the hash boards.
Founded in 2018, the company runs mining sites in the United States, Paraguay, and Norway, and serves both retail and institutional clients.
The report was cited from Bitcoin.com News.
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