CryptoLeaks
IDLE GPU RENTAL PILOT

Put your idle GPU to work.

CryptoLeaks is preparing a managed GPU rental service for AI compute. Your equipment stays at your location. Check the hardware without typing its specifications, then request a personal USDT rate after technical review.

Pilot intake is open. Hosting software, a fixed rental quote and earnings guarantees are not available yet. Full operating details are disclosed before any agreement or installation.
YOUR NEXT STEPS

A clear path from check to rental.

The screening and inquiry work now. Operating access, customer balances and payments begin only after a real pilot proves the process.

01 / Scan

Run a local Windows or Ubuntu hardware check and review its report. Nothing is sent until you choose to upload it.

02 / Apply

Suitable hardware automatically opens a prefilled inquiry. Add your contact details, location and available hours.

03 / Verify & quote

We review connectivity, the final provider benchmark and the operating terms. Windows owners need a native-Linux plan before hosting.

04 / Operate & settle

After written agreement, a reviewed host package could run compute jobs. Status, usage and the agreed USDT amount would appear in your dashboard. This stage is not live yet.

AUTOMATIC HARDWARE CHECK

Choose your computer. No specification typing.

A website cannot reliably read your exact GPU, RAM and SSD. These small, readable tools collect those facts locally and create a JSON report for you to review. They do not install anything, access a wallet or contact a server.

Native Ubuntu computer

Download the Python source, open a terminal in its folder and run:

python3 gpu-check-linux.pyDownload Ubuntu check ↓
Windows computer

Download and review the PowerShell source, then run it from its folder with a one-process policy setting:

powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\gpu-check-windows.ps1Download Windows check ↓

Both tools write cryptoleaks-gpu-report.json in the current folder. Review it before uploading. They do not collect serial numbers, wallet keys, hostnames, file lists or IP addresses. If your Windows policy blocks scripts, use the manual fallback below.

Upload your hardware report

A matching report advances to the pilot inquiry automatically. Windows hardware can qualify for review, but production hosting currently requires native Linux. Internet speed and the provider benchmark are checked later. The uploaded file is discarded after screening.

MANUAL FALLBACK

Cannot run a local check?

Enter the basic details yourself for an initial screen. This does not verify the hardware. A positive Windows result still needs a native-Linux operating plan.

RATE & RESPONSIBILITIES

Your rate comes after verification.

We aim to offer an individual USDT rental rate after reviewing the GPU, connection, availability and real pilot utilization. The owner pays electricity and internet. We will state the rate, payment schedule, software, compute use, permissions and stop rights before any commitment.

Available now

Hardware screening and a pilot inquiry. No rental contract or host download starts from this page.

After the first pilot

Validate actual jobs, operating controls, customer dashboard and settlement process before publishing a fixed rate or enabling payouts.

PILOT INTEREST

Have a GPU sitting idle?

Start with a hardware check or send a pilot inquiry. We will review your setup and contact you when the operating and payment process is ready. An inquiry creates no commitment.

Request a rental quote ↗
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