The three official ways to mine Brisvia

We want mining to be within everyone's reach, whatever your level. That's why there are three official ways to mine Brisvia, all using your computer's processor (RandomX). Here's what each one is for, so you can pick the right fit.

All three are available now, and you should always download them from brisvia.com and verify what you get.

1. Brisvia Desktop — for everyone

The desktop app brings wallet, node and miner in a single program, ready to use. Version 1.1.3 adds automatic updates: when a new version is out, the app updates itself with your confirmation. If you're just starting, this is the recommended option.

2. Command-line miner — for terminal and servers

The command-line miner is a lightweight tool for those comfortable with a terminal. It offers more control and is handy for a VPS, a server or a headless machine. Available now for Linux and Windows.

3. Brisvia XMRig — for advanced miners

Brisvia XMRig is a version of the well-known XMRig miner adapted to Brisvia, for advanced users who want maximum control and professional tuning. Available now for Windows and Linux.

Which one should you pick?

If you want the simplest path, go with Desktop. If you run servers or like the terminal, the command-line miner fits. If you already use XMRig and want to fine-tune performance, Brisvia XMRig is for you.