Networks Raptoreum
Monitor your Raptoreum smartnodes
Crypto Masternode Monitor watches your Raptoreum smartnodes 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.
What the app watches
- PoSe penalties: an alert as soon as the node’s penalty score rises above zero — usually days before a ban —, then if it is PoSe-banned or leaves the masternode list.
- Rewards: your position in the payment queue and an estimate of the next payment, computed from the full masternode list.
- New releases of the Raptoreum 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 Raptoreum, then paste the node's public identifier: 64-hex proTxHash, node IP, or payout address. It is checked against the network before anything is saved.
⚠️ Never paste your BLS operator private key. It has the same shape as a proTxHash: 64 hexadecimal characters. The app doesn’t need it and will never store it.
Where the data comes from
Raptoreum has no official public endpoint publishing its masternode list, so the app needs a node you trust, usually your own: raptoreumd over RPC, default port 10226. RPC credentials are stored in the phone’s secure keystore and never leave it. Step by step: configuring an endpoint.
| Default source | empty — your own node |
|---|---|
| Method queried | protx |
| Daemon | raptoreumd |
| Default RPC port | 10226 |
| Family | DIP3 |
| Block time | 2 min |
| Official site | raptoreum.com |
| Node software | Raptor3um/raptoreum |
Crypto Masternode Monitor is an independent project, not affiliated with Raptoreum. Names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
See also: the user guide · configuring an endpoint · all supported networks.