🏁FAQ
Where can I view all my checker nodes?
You can view your checker node in the Node Owner Hub. You can also check out our KIP Checker Node License NFT Contract Address:
If you have purchased KIP Checker nodes but did not see them in the Node Owner Hub, please contact us via our Discord Channel.
When can I start to run my checker nodes?
You can start to run your checker nodes from 16th Dec, 2024. Detail start time will be announced via our X account / Discord Channel.
How are rewards calculated?
You can check here.
What is a Burner Wallet?
A burner wallet is a "disposable wallet" created specifically for your Checker Node Client. Its only purpose is to receive KIP Checker Node NFT delegation, allowing the KIP Checker Node License Owner to earn rewards. Since no on-chain transactions are needed from the burner wallet, you do not need to (and should not) transfer any tokens into it.
You can either create a new burner wallet in your Checker Node Client, or import the burner wallet from a previous Checker Node Client.
How I know the burner wallet address when delegating my nodes?
If you decide to run the node in your own machine/VPS → Download Checker Client CLI or GUI, and get a burner wallet.
If you decide to use a NaaS service → Contact your NaaS provider
Which NaaS provider have you integrated with?
Currently we have integrated with below NaaS provider:
Easeflow: https://app.easeflow.io/
Nodeops: https://console.nodeops.xyz/deployNode/kip
Easynode: https://app.easy-node.xyz/
Rapidnode: https://app.rapidnode.xyz/dashboard
Validators Heaven Network (VHN): https://dashboard.validatorsheaven.network/
(more partners coming soon...)
Please kindly follow our X account for NaaS provider partnership announcement.
Can I run multiple Checker Node Licenses on one single server?
Yes, as long as the server meets the minimum hardware requirements. You can refer to the hardware requirements here.
Can I delegate multiple Checker Node Licenses to one burner wallet? Can I run multiple Checker Node Licenses in one single machine?
Yes, you can delegate multiple Checker node Licenses to one burner wallet. And yes, you can run all your nodes in one single machine. However, please ensure the machine meets minimum hardware requirements, as indicated here.
How can I delegate multiple Checker Node Licenses to one burner wallet easily?
Currently, in our Node Owner Hub, you can only delegate your checker nodes one-by-one.
If you are holding multiple nodes, you can use our node reward contract's BatchSetDelegationmethod.
Our Official Node Reward Contract address is:
https://arbiscan.io/address/0xcb729b82d368a6ded4684006f8fc944a628c2e1e#writeProxyContract
Use the first function: batchSetDelegation
Example input if you want to delegate three checker nodes to one burner wallets:
tokenIds: [tokenId1, tokenId2, tokenId3]
slots: [1, 1, 1]
addresses: ["0x12345...", "0x12345...", "0x12345..."]
tokenId1 / tokenId2 / tokenId3 is the token id of the checker node NFTs that you own. You can use this link to check all your checker node NFT's token id:
https://arbiscan.io/token/0x454eb80d6b198c6da0f90822436810641ee6554d?a={yourWalletAddress}#inventory
slots is an array of 1, where 1 is a default slot for KIP Checker node.
addresses is an array the burner wallet addresses that you want to delegate the nodes to. They can be the same.
What is the maximum number of Checker Node Licenses I can run on my PC / Laptop?
Unfortunately we cannot give an exact number, as different PC / Laptop have different configurations.
We recommend to run maximum 50 nodes on your PC / laptop, but please ensure the machine meets minimum hardware requirements, as indicated here.
What does ping and report means?
Ping refers to the number of requests a Checker node sends to the KIP network to fetch transactions verification tasks.
Report refers to the number of transactions verification tasks that the Checker node completes and reports back to the KIP network.
Every 15 minutes, new tasks are generated and distributed to all online Checker nodes. Each Checker node completes tasks within that time frame to earn rewards, ensuring fairness in task allocation and providing incentives for efficient task completion.
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