KuMining Adds Zcash Cloud Mining Service to Expand Proof-of-Work Product Line

PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos Islands.

KuMining, the cloud mining platform operated by global cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin, has expanded its Proof-of-Work offerings with the launch of ZEC Cloud Mining. The service enables eligible users to participate in Zcash mining through cloud-based infrastructure, removing the need to purchase and manage mining equipment.

The product is designed to simplify access to ZEC mining, which has traditionally depended on specialized ASIC hardware, dedicated mining facilities, power resources, and technical expertise. Instead of operating their own infrastructure, users can access ZEC hashrate through the KuCoin ecosystem while the platform manages the underlying mining operations.

ZEC is the native cryptocurrency of Zcash, a Proof-of-Work network launched in 2016 with a fixed maximum supply of 21 million coins. By introducing cloud-based access to ZEC hashrate, KuMining aims to lower the operational barriers associated with participating in the network.

The new offering also follows KuMining’s broader approach of making mining infrastructure available through managed services. Users are not required to source hardware, configure mining pools, build mining facilities, or maintain equipment, allowing them to participate without taking on the operational responsibilities typically associated with mining.

“Mining has historically been limited by access to specialized hardware, infrastructure, and operational expertise,” said Jolie Du, Chief Operating Officer of KuMining. “Our goal is to make professional mining infrastructure accessible to more users, so participation is no longer defined by who owns the most equipment, but by who wants to take part in the Proof-of-Work ecosystem. The launch of ZEC Cloud Mining is another step toward lowering barriers and giving users more ways to participate in digital asset mining through a simpler and more accessible experience.”

The service includes a “mine first, pay electricity later” model that postpones electricity costs instead of requiring users to cover them upfront. Rather than purchasing ZEC directly at the prevailing market price, participants accumulate mining rewards throughout the duration of their contracts, with returns dependent on network conditions and the product’s terms.

The launch broadens KuMining’s cloud mining portfolio as the platform continues to develop services that reduce the complexity of participating in Proof-of-Work mining. By shifting hardware ownership and infrastructure management away from end users, the company seeks to make mining more accessible to a wider range of participants.