<p>Yes, NicehHash allows you to mine whatever algorithm you like, and be paid out in Bitcoin, in fact I'd recommend only using one address for as many miners/computers as you have, they currently only pay out on balances over 0.1 BTC daily, and 0.01 BTC weekly (0.001 for their own wallets).  So hitting these limits on multiple accounts may be difficult without losing some dust.</p>

<p>As @Murch says, you really shouldn't be reusing addresses, but in cases like this, it's difficult not to, since it's tricky to stop mining when you hit the payout limit (although not impossible, you just have to know when it is) and switch to a new payout address.  If you're just getting started, then you can ensure that you don't use this address for other things, solely for NiceHash mining.</p>

<p>Some links on NiceHash payouts:<br>
<a href="https://new.nicehash.com/help/fees" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://new.nicehash.com/help/fees</a><br>
<a href="https://new.nicehash.com/help/when-and-how-do-you-get-paid" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://new.nicehash.com/help/when-and-how-do-you-get-paid</a><br>
(note: these are links to "new" as they have recently updated their website so may break.)</p>

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Daniel Morritt
<p>You could use the same address with both miners and there would be no problem. Addresses can be reused, even though this is not recommended due to privacy concerns. </p>

<p>However, you will never manage to mine any bitcoins with home computers. They're too slow and don't contribute enough proof of work to get paid.</p>

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It's unlikely the OP is actually mining BTC, I would assume he's using the NiceHash miner to mine whatever his CPU/GPU is capable of, and it's being converted to BTC by NiceHash.
Daniel Morritt
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@DanielMorritt: I see. To be honest, I have not been keeping tabs on the home mining market. If you were to provide a better answer, I'd surely upvote it.
Murch
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Murch
<p>I just started out mining, and I'm using Nicehash to mine BTC, so my question is if I ran the Nicehash client on two different computers in my house, both using the same wallet address, does it add the profit to the wallet? What are the problems with it if i do use this?</p>

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Hello Sumanth, sorry that I'm not addressing your question directly, but you should probably check out https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/9046/5406
Murch
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Is it possible to use the same payout address on multiple miners at the same time?
Sumanth Saligram
# Is it possible to use the same payout address on multiple miners at the same time?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-06-10)

I just started out mining, and I'm using Nicehash to mine BTC, so my question is if I ran the Nicehash client on two different computers in my house, both using the same wallet address, does it add the profit to the wallet? What are the problems with it if i do use this?

**Tags:** miner-configuration

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hello username_0, sorry that I'm not addressing your question directly, but you should probably check out https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/9046/5406  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2017-07-02. Score: 2

Yes, NicehHash allows you to mine whatever algorithm you like, and be paid out in Bitcoin, in fact I'd recommend only using one address for as many miners/computers as you have, they currently only pay out on balances over 0.1 BTC daily, and 0.01 BTC weekly (0.001 for their own wallets). So hitting these limits on multiple accounts may be difficult without losing some dust.

As @username_1 says, you really shouldn't be reusing addresses, but in cases like this, it's difficult not to, since it's tricky to stop mining when you hit the payout limit (although not impossible, you just have to know when it is) and switch to a new payout address. If you're just getting started, then you can ensure that you don't use this address for other things, solely for NiceHash mining.

Some links on NiceHash payouts:  
<https://new.nicehash.com/help/fees>  
<https://new.nicehash.com/help/when-and-how-do-you-get-paid>  
(note: these are links to "new" as they have recently updated their website so may break.)


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### Answer by username_1 on 2017-07-02. Score: 2

You could use the same address with both miners and there would be no problem. Addresses can be reused, even though this is not recommended due to privacy concerns.

However, you will never manage to mine any bitcoins with home computers. They're too slow and don't contribute enough proof of work to get paid.

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: It's unlikely the OP is actually mining BTC, I would assume he's using the NiceHash miner to mine whatever his CPU/GPU is capable of, and it's being converted to BTC by NiceHash.  
> **username_1**: @username_2: I see. To be honest, I have not been keeping tabs on the home mining market. If you were to provide a better answer, I'd surely upvote it.  

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