What is the Archive Sub-Account feature?

The archive sub-account feature is a tool for removing inactive sub-accounts from the main Sub-Accounts' list , i.e. sub-accounts that don't have a balance and haven't produced hashrate for the last 24 hours or longer. Part of implementing this feature involved creating a tabbed layout in the Sub-Accounts' view to display active sub-accounts in one tab and archived sub-accounts in the other:

Using archived sub-account feature: Archiving a sub-account

• To archive a sub-account, navigate to the Sub-Accounts view and select a sub-account from the list in the "Active Sub-Accounts" tab that has a 1 hr Hashrate average of zero and zero active workers such as the sub-account aaa shown in the screenshot below:

• Click on the sub-account's name to be navigate to its detail view
• On the Dashboard, verify the 24 hour hashrate average for the selected sub-account is also zero as shown for aaa's dashboard here:

• Next, select the Transactions' tab and confirm the balance of the sub-account is zero.

• Once you've confirmed the balance and the hashrate (24 hour average) are both zero, navigate back to the Sub-Accounts' view and click on the "Archive" button next to the sub-account you want to archive:

• Lets demonstrate this by archiving sub-account aaa. When we click the "archive" button, a confirmation dialog will appear:

• if you click the "Archive" button, you should receive a "success" message as shown here:

• And if you switch to the "Archived Sub-Accounts" tab, you'll now see the sub-account aaa listed here instead of in the "Active Sub-Accounts" tab:

Using archive sub-account feature: Unarchiving a sub-account

• You can unarchive a sub-account by simply navigating to the Archived Sub-Accounts tab, selecting the sub-account you wish to unarchive and click the Unarchive button.
• We'll demonstrate unarchiving using the same sub-account that we just archived: aaa
• Click the unarchive button located in the "Un-Archive" column, in the row displaying the data for sub-account aaa:

• You'll again be prompted to confirm the action with a dialog. If you wish to continue, click "Un-Archive"

• Again, you should see a "success" message when the sub-account is unarchived successfully:

• When you switch to the "Active Sub-Accounts" tab, you should now see your unarchived sub-account in the list

Reporting visibility: While archived, a sub-account is excluded from Reports/exports. Unarchive to include it in new report runs. 

Accessing Data from Archived Sub-Accounts

You do not need to unarchive a sub-account to access its historical data and reports. Archived sub-accounts retain full access to all historical information and reporting capabilities.

What You Can Access

When a sub-account is archived, you can still:

• Review Historical Data - Click on any archived sub-account to view:

  • Past hashrate data

  • Transaction history

  • Daily earnings

  • Daily statistics

  • Worker history

  • All other historical metrics

• Export Reports - Export Daily Stats and other reports directly from archived sub-accounts

How to Access Archived Sub-Account Data

1. Navigate to the Sub-Accounts view

2. Click on the "Archived Sub-Accounts" tab

3. Click on the name of the archived sub-account you want to review

4. Access any statistics, reports, or historical data as you would with an active sub-account

All standard viewing and export features work exactly the same for archived sub-accounts as they do for active ones.

Functional Differences for Archived Sub-Accounts

The only functional difference for archived sub-accounts is that the stratum server will not accept new shares from them. This means:

• Workers cannot connect and mine to archived sub-accounts

• No new hashrate will be recorded

All other functionality—including data access, reporting, and historical analysis—remains fully operational without requiring you to unarchive the sub-account.