Inferix Decentralized GPU
  • Getting Started
    • Overview
    • $IFX
    • Resources
    • Brand Kit
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  • Inferix Whitepaper
    • Introduction
      • Rendering network using crowdsourced GPU
      • Rendering verification problem
    • High-level description of ANGV
      • Noise generation
      • Noise verification
      • Thread model
    • Implementation of ANGV
      • Structure of noise
      • Noise insertion
        • Geometric constraints
        • Distortion region
      • Adaptive noise spreading
      • Verification key generation
      • Noise verification
      • Threat analysis
        • Attacks on verification keys
        • Attacks on noises
        • Attacks on verifiers
      • Performance evaluation
      • Integration
    • Decentralized visual computing
      • Client Apps plugin
      • Client API and SDK
      • Manager node
      • Worker node
      • Decentralized storage
        • Data categories
        • Multi-level 3D polygon data
        • Polygon digester
        • Decentralized storage
        • Decentralized cache
      • Data security with FHE and TEE
        • Verifier data security enhancement with FHE
        • Worker and Manager data security enhancement with FHE
    • Decentralized federated AI
      • Federated learning with TensorOpera
      • Meta LLaMA
      • Stable Diffusion
      • Other AI models
      • Inferix AI
    • Economic model
      • GPU compute market for visual computing and federated AI
      • Inferix vision
      • $IFX token
      • Burn-Mint-Work token issuance model
      • Inferix bench and IBME
        • IB and IBM
        • IBME
      • Price simulation
      • Token metrics and allocation
        • Token allocation
        • Token vesting
      • Governance
      • Node staking and rewards
        • Worker
        • Verifier
        • Manager
        • Penalty pool
      • Node sale and guaranteed node buyback
        • Node sales
        • Guaranteed Node Buyback
    • Future development
      • PoR and NFT minting for graphics creative assets
      • ZKP and PoR communication
      • Inferix RemotePC
      • Rendering professional network
    • References
    • Appendix A: Proofs
    • Appendix B: Price simulation details
    • Appendix C: Hardware requirements for nodes
    • Appendix D: Performance evaluation data
  • Worker Node Guide
    • What is Worker Node
      • How do the Worker Node work
      • Worker Node Rewards
      • How to run Worker Node
      • What is the Worker Node License (NFT)
    • Worker Node Sales
      • Guide to Purchase Worker Nodes
      • Worker Node Sale Timeline
      • Node Supply, Price, Tiers and Purchase Caps
      • Guaranteed Node Buyback
      • How to get Node Whitelisted?
      • Smart Contract Addresses
      • User Discounts & Referral Program
      • Worker Node Purchase FAQ
      • ABKK Collaboration FAQ
  • Verifier Node Guide
    • What is Verifier Node
      • How do the Verifier Node work
      • Verifier Node Rewards
      • How to run Verifier Node
      • What is the Verifier Node License (NFT)
    • Verifier Node Sales
      • Guide to Purchase Verifier Nodes
      • Verifier Node Sale Timeline
      • Node Supply, Price, Tiers and Purchase Caps
      • Guaranteed Node Buyback
      • How to get Node Whitelisted?
      • Smart Contract Addresses
      • User Discounts & Referral Program
      • Verifier Node Purchase FAQ
      • Aethir Node Winners FAQ
  • Inferix MVP
    • Tutorial: MVP for designers & GPU owners
    • PoR MVP
  • Inferix Testnet 2 on Solana & IoTeX [ENDED]
    • Adding GPUs to the Network
      • For GPU providers
      • For GPU providers without funds
      • For users without GPUs
      • For Inferix Node Holders
    • Renting GPU Devices
    • User Revenue Calculation
      • Worker Rewards
      • Rental Revenue
      • Viewing Revenue
      • Claiming Rewards
    • GPU Staking & Unstaking
      • Staking Requirements
      • Unstaking GPUs
    • Guide to get tIFX tokens
    • Why choose Inferix DePIN GPU Solutions?
  • Inferix Testnet 1 on IoTeX [ENDED]
    • Inferix GPU Solutions
    • Adding GPUs to the Network
    • Renting GPU Devices
    • User Revenue Calculation
    • GPU Staking
    • Multiple options to participate in the Staking & Mining Program
    • Special airdrop for Inferix Node Holders! 🎉
    • Guide to get tIFX tokens
    • FAQ
  • Inferix Explorer
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Guide to Purchase Worker Nodes

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Last updated 16 days ago

A video walk-through on how to purchase a node:

Step 1 - Get USDT tokens to buy the Node and for gas fee. Nodes can be purchased using , the bridged on Network.

Don't know how to get USDT on Abitrum One Network?

  • If you don't have USDT token in your wallet, go to a centralized exchange, such as Binance, buy USDT and then withdraw it to your wallet address using the Arbitrum One network

Step 4 - Approve the purchase of your Inferix Node License Click on “Approve” on the sale page. You will be prompted to sign a contract in your wallet. Once it has been signed, accept.

Make sure you have enough ETH on Arbitrum One network in your wallet to cover gas fee! A node purchasing order typically incurs gas costs equivalent to about $0.10–$1.00 worth of ETH.

Not sure how to get ETH on Arbitrum One network?

  • If you don't have ETH token in your wallet, go to a centralized exchange, such as Binance, buy ETH and then withdraw it to your wallet address using the Arbitrum One network

Congratulations you have now successfully purchased your Inferix Node License!

Go to , connect your Metamask wallet, in "Select Network" dialog set "Testnet mode" to OFF, choose your "From" and "To" network and convert your USDT token assets to USD₮0

Step 2 - Go to the Node Sale Page () and connect your wallet. Please take into consideration rewards from nodes will be airdropped to the same wallet used to purchase it, and this cannot be changed.

Step 3 - Select available tier and click “Purchase” There are a total of 30 tiers of nodes available for purchase. For detailed information about each node read and

Go to , connect your Metamask wallet, in the "Select Network" dialog set "Testnet mode" to OFF; choose your "From" and "To" networks then convert your ETH assets to Arbitrum One ETH

What’s next? Important info! Within 72 hours after purchasing Inferix nodes, investors will receive ERC-721 NFTs to the wallet addresses used during the Inferix node sale. The NFT symbolizes ownership of the purchased Inferix Worker node.

Keep in mind that in order to run nodes, you will need a PC that match the min. requirements for EACH node license you buy. () There are limits on the number of nodes you can buy during whitelist sales and public sales. (see info )

The NFTs will be airdropped to buyer wallets directly, there's no claiming process. The NFTs will be non-transferable for the first year after the node sale. a After this lock-up period, you’ll be able to transfer or sell your node on the secondary market. You can also join our program after purchasing nodes.

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