pNode owners
Use the portal to review pNodes associated with your wallet, confirm what actions are available, and understand how ownership connects to current programs.
pNode setup guide
pNodes are storage provider nodes for Xandeum's decentralized storage layer. This page gives owners, operators, and managers a public starting point: what the role means, what to prepare, how the portal fits in, and where programs like STOINC and XFDP connect.
Who this is for
Use the portal to review pNodes associated with your wallet, confirm what actions are available, and understand how ownership connects to current programs.
Run the infrastructure side: storage capacity, availability, updates, monitoring, and performance that can make a pNode useful to the network.
Managers can help owners who prefer delegated technical operations. The manager path should be treated as an operational relationship, not a wallet-security shortcut.
Before the portal
Have the wallet that is connected to your pNode position ready. Do not share seed phrases or private keys with managers, support, community members, or websites.
A useful pNode is not just a wallet entry. Operators should expect to maintain uptime, updates, network reachability, monitoring, and troubleshooting over time.
Reward and delegation programs can depend on licensed status, performance, mainnet readiness, boost assignments, and current program terms. Always check the latest public program page.
When asking for help, bring wallet address, pNode IDs if visible, screenshots, exact portal URL, browser, operating system, and console errors. That turns vague reports into diagnosable issues.
Setup path
The portal is the action surface; this guide is the orientation layer. It helps public readers understand the role, wallet boundary, program context, and support details before taking action.
A pNode is a storage provider node. It exists to store and serve data for Xandeum's scalable storage layer under network rules.
The owner-side wallet proves association with a pNode position. The operator-side work is infrastructure. Keep wallet security and server operations conceptually separate.
STOINC explains storage-income mechanics. XFDP explains foundation delegation context. Read both before assuming what a pNode qualifies for.
Connect your wallet through the official portal to view available pNode actions, manager options, and owner or operator next steps.
If something does not match expectations, document what you see before refreshing, switching wallets, or changing browsers. Clear evidence helps the team reproduce issues.
Network context
pNodes are part of Xandeum's storage network, which is designed to give Solana programs access to scalable, smart contract-native data.
View storage layerThe Xandeum Foundation Delegation Program supports qualifying licensed pNode operators with XAND delegation.
Review XFDPSTOINC explains how storage usage, performance, pNodes, stake, and boosts can fit into the storage income model.
Open STOINCNeed help?
Include the connected wallet address, pNode identifiers, screenshots, and any browser console errors. Never share seed phrases, private keys, or recovery material.