Install Bazaarpa WalletOne tap from your home screen.
Run a backbone node
Earn a bigger share — and keep Bazaarpa running for everyone.
Why you earn more
Each minute's reward is split equally between active participants. A browser wallet keeps only % of its share; the other % goes to the network: % to the backbone node that hosts the wallet's mining, and % pooled and divided equally among all active backbones, because every backbone stores the same chain and relays everyone's work. A backbone that mines for itself pays that fee to nobody — and also receives an equal share of the pool.
One share of 100 BPC — example
Browser wallet keeps
to its hosting node, shared equally by all backbones
Backbone mining itself keeps 100
no fee on your own mining
… plus an equal share of the pool
from every browser wallet, split equally among all active backbones, plus from each wallet you host. The more wallets mine, the bigger the pool; the more wallets you host, the more you earn.
This shows how one share is divided. Real amounts depend on how many wallets are active, and nothing is guaranteed.
What is a backbone node?
It is the Bazaarpa program running on a desktop that stays online. It keeps its own full copy of the chain, relays transactions and blocks to other nodes, takes its turn producing blocks, and is the connection point that browser wallets mine through. A browser wallet is just a web page — it can do none of that.
Why does the network need them?
Browser mining depends on them. Every checkpoint a browser wallet submits goes through a backbone. No reachable backbones, no browser mining.
More backbones, stronger network. The more independent machines run one, the harder Bazaarpa is to take offline or slow down.
You check things yourself. Your own node verifies blocks and balances instead of trusting someone else's.
What you need
A desktop or laptop (Windows, macOS or Linux) that can stay on.
A router you can set port forwarding on, and a free DDNS name, so others can reach you. The node's Set Up This Computer screen checks both for you.
A one-time setup. After that it runs in the background, and can start with your computer.
Running a node is not for everyone — browser mining stays fully supported.
Add to your home screen
About Bazaarpa
Bazaarpa is a network where anyone can earn BPC two ways — as a browser wallet or by running your own backbone node.
🌐 Browser Wallet
This is the easy way — just this page, no download. You connect to someone else's backbone node (they host and relay your work), tap Start Mining, and earn your share. % of your share goes to the backbone network as a hosting commission ( to the node hosting you, divided equally among all active backbones) — you keep the rest.
🖥️ Backbone Node
A backbone node is software you run on your own computer that stays online, relays the network, and produces blocks. Browser wallets' commission is split: 20% goes to the backbone hosting that wallet, and 50% is pooled and divided equally among all active backbones. Running one takes real setup — see our website for the full guide.
Known Bootstrap Nodes
These are backbone nodes this wallet already knows about and can automatically fail over to if your current node goes offline. This built-in list is updated with each new release; nodes discovered live over the network (while connected) are also included below.
Starting up…
Loading the wallet engine.
Welcome
Your keys are generated and stored only on this device. Bazaarpa never sees them.
This node already has its own wallet. To see its mining and backbone-commission earnings, import its recovery phrase below — check the console this node printed when it first started, or the node-recovery-phrase.txt file next to it.
Set Up This Computer
Before this node can mine or show its wallet, two things need to be true so other nodes can actually find and connect to it. Checked automatically — nothing here is something you tick yourself. This is our suggested method below — you're free to search for and use any other way that achieves the same two things instead (each section below has a "What is this, and why?" you can open for the full explanation).
Port Forwarding
DDNS (a hostname that always points here)
Waiting to verify — this checks itself every few seconds, nothing to click.
This Node's Wallet
This node just generated its own wallet. Save these 12 words now — they're the only way to access this wallet's mining and backbone-commission earnings.
Never share this phrase with anyone. Anyone with it can access every BPC this node earns. Bazaarpa staff will never ask for it.
Even if you don't download it now, it's already saved on this computer in node-recovery-phrase.txt, next to this node.
Your Recovery Phrase
Write these 12 words down in order and keep them somewhere safe. This is the only way to recover your wallet.
Never share this phrase. Anyone with it can access your funds. Bazaarpa staff will never ask for it.
Careful: an image of your phrase can be found by anyone who opens your gallery, cloud backup or phone. Keep it somewhere private, and delete it once the phrase is written on paper.
Set a Password
This password unlocks your wallet on this device. It is never sent anywhere.
Import Wallet
Enter your 12-word recovery phrase, separated by spaces.
Balance?Your total spendable BPC — the sum of everything you've ever received, minus everything you've sent (including fees). Updates automatically, or tap Refresh.
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Address?Your public wallet address. Share this with anyone who wants to send you BPC — it's safe to share, unlike your password or recovery phrase.
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Mining runs on the node for 24 hours, even if you log out or close the app. It stops by itself, and you tap again to continue.
Not mining
🖥️ Run a backbone node
Keep 100% of your share, not %
Run a node on your desktop: earn more, and keep the network alive for everyone.
Mining rewards?Total BPC you've earned as a miner — from your own wallet submitting checkpoints, split with any other wallets mining through this same node.
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Backbone commission?Total BPC you've earned from the backbone commission — 20% of each wallet you host, plus your equal share of the 50% pooled from all browser wallets among all active backbones.
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Your Bootstrap Address?The network address other backbone nodes use to find and connect to yours (e.g. your DDNS + port). Share this if you want other operators to add you to their bootstrap list.
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Waiting to automatically verify this computer is reachable from outside before registering.
Set Up This Computer
Two things need to be true before other nodes can actually find and connect to this one. Checked automatically — a connected peer verifies this by actually trying to reach you, never something you tick yourself. Self-mining stays paused until both are checked below. This is our suggested method — you're free to search for and use any other way that achieves the same two things instead (each section below has a "What is this, and why?" you can open for the full explanation).
1. Port Forwarding
2. DDNS (a hostname that always points here)
Register as Backbone
A free, one-time announcement — no fee, no balance needed. It records your bootstrap address (below) on-chain so every other synced node can find you and, once you've earned at least one reward, automatically include you in the block-producer rotation. Requires your password again, entered fresh each time.
This wallet was registered on-chain as a backbone — a computer that stays online and reachable. Opened here, in a browser or on a phone, it is not that computer, so it keeps showing up in the network's peers while nothing can actually be reached at its address. To use it here, unregister it first. It is free, takes effect once the next block confirms, and you can register again later from your own node.
Wallet
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Start 24-hour mining
Confirm with your password. After that the node mines for you for 24 hours — you can log out or close the app.
Send BPC
Sending requires your password again, entered fresh each time — your key is never kept in memory longer than the moment it's needed.
Network fee?A small percentage fee added on top of every Send — funds mining rewards, backbone commission, and (in the Burn Phase) burning. Charged in addition to the amount you're sending.
height?The blockchain's current block count — how many blocks have been produced so far, network-wide.—peers?How many other nodes this node is currently connected to on the peer-to-peer network.—miners?How many DIFFERENT wallets are actively mining through THIS node right now, this minute. Resets every minute.—all-time?How many DIFFERENT wallets have EVER mined through this node since it last started — not just right now. Resets to 0 if this node restarts.—minted?Total BPC minted across the ENTIRE network so far, out of the fixed 500,000,000 BPC total supply — not specific to this node or wallet.—statusidle
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