Documentation

Welcome to the KuberCoin documentation portal.

Welcome to the KuberCoin documentation portal. KuberCoin is an open-source, SHA-256d proof-of-work blockchain with a 21 million coin hard cap and 10-minute block intervals. Genesis block was mined on 19 February 2026.

Start here

• Getting started — install a node, create a wallet, send your first transaction.
• Whitepaper — protocol specification and design rationale.
• Mining guide — SHA-256d hardware, solo and pool setup.
• SDK — Rust and TypeScript client libraries.

Operate

• Operations — health checks, deployment notes.
• Mainnet policy — release gates, rollback rules, and rollout coverage.
• Network parameters — canonical ports, genesis values, and network defaults.
• Release artifacts — signed builds, checksums, SBOMs, and provenance notes.
• Release provenance — signed release evidence and attestation expectations.
• Audit scope — trust-critical modules enumerated for external review.
• Status — current health, uptime sources, and incident thresholds.
• Incident log — public post-mortems and action items.
• Backup & restore — cadence, retention, and the DR drill.
• Database migrations — numbering and rollback conventions.
• Service level objectives — per-surface availability targets.

Secure

• Security policy — vulnerability disclosure process.
• Report a vulnerability — encrypted disclosure channel.
• Secret rotation runbook — HMAC, DB and RPC credentials.
• Acknowledgments — thanks to disclosing researchers.

Participate

• Contributing — code, documentation, and review guidelines.
• Governance — the RFC lifecycle and how decisions are made.
• Code of conduct — expectations for community spaces.
• License — KuberCoin is released under the MIT License.