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Monitor your PIVX masternodes

Crypto Masternode Monitor watches your PIVX masternodes and sends a notification when one has a problem — then again when it recovers. Free, no account, no server, no tracking: everything stays on your phone.

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What the app watches

• An alert when the node leaves ENABLED (EXPIRED, VIN_SPENT, REMOVE, PoSe ban) or the list, and when its last ping is older than your threshold — 2 hours by default, the point where the network starts penalizing. A node still registering (PRE_ENABLED) does not raise an alert.
• Rewards: an expected wait, with its uncertainty. PIVX draws each winner among the longest-unpaid nodes, so no exact block can be promised, and the app does not pretend to.
• New releases of the PIVX node software, so a mandatory upgrade does not take you by surprise.

Alerts stay quiet when nothing changes: a minimum delay between reminders, a cap per problem, and an acknowledge button for a problem you already know about.

Adding a node

In the app, tap ＋, choose PIVX, then paste the node's public identifier: PIVX address (D…), or 64-hex collateral txhash, with optional index (…-0). It is checked against the network before anything is saved.

⚠️ Never paste your masternode private key (masternodeprivkey). The app doesn’t need it: only public data is required. A private key is detected and refused immediately.

Where the data comes from

PIVX has no official public endpoint publishing its masternode list, so the app needs a node you trust, usually your own: pivxd over RPC, default port 51473. RPC credentials are stored in the phone’s secure keystore and never leave it. Step by step: configuring an endpoint.

Crypto Masternode Monitor is an independent project, not affiliated with PIVX. Names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

See also: the user guide · configuring an endpoint · all supported networks.