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Maritime DePIN · AIS + GNSS · $MAST + $ONO

MastnodeHear the ships. Own the coast.
The maritime DePIN node.

Mastnode turns any coastal spot with a sea view into earning maritime infrastructure — a compact indoor receiver, wired to an outdoor antenna, that captures live vessel traffic, signs it at the source, and rewards you in $MAST and $ONO around the clock.

◈ Explore the Mastchain network ↗
40+ nm
AIS Range
2×
Reward Streams
24/7
Passive Uptime
Mastnode · Live FeedRX 161.975 MHz
Vessels in range47
AIS messages / hour
Mastchain
+128 $MAST
Onocoy
+64 $ONO
GNSS · Onocoy uplink
28 sats RTK FIX streaming corrections
◈ AIS signal locked
Dual reward engine

One device. Two networks.
Two token streams.

Primary stream · Mastchain
AIS coverage → $MAST

Your node receives live AIS signals from vessels up to 40+ nautical miles offshore, signs every message at the source, and relays it to Mastchain ↗. Coverage quality and uptime drive rewards, hex by hex.

Onboard hardware
Precision AIS + GNSS chips, built in
AIS RX161.975/162.025
GNSSL1/L2/L5 RTK
UplinkEthernet / Wi-Fi
Signingat source
EnclosureIndoor use only
Second stream · Onocoy
Earn $ONO while you cover the coast

The GNSS chip streams RTK correction data to the Onocoy network in parallel — no second device, no second install.

Antenna requirements ↓
Plan · Install · Learn

Tools & media hub

MastnodePlanner — live coverage globe
⌖ MastnodePlanner

Check your rooftop before you buy. Mastnodeplanner.com simulates AIS coverage from your exact coordinates and antenna height — see estimated vessel reach and the network gaps you'd fill.

Open planner ↗
Step by Step Setup and Onboarding Mastnode

Mounting, antenna placement, cabling and first boot — unboxing to first vessel received.

How AIS works

Why every ship broadcasts its position — and how shore stations turn signals into network value.

Mastnode — capture, sign, get rewarded: track ships from shore, sign at the source, earn rewards
Choose your node

Models & what's
in the box

Mastnode
Mastnode
Standard · AIS node
$675 + shipping
In stock · ships in 2–3 days
What's in the box
✓ Mastnode receiver unit — indoor (AIS + GNSS chip)
✓ Marine VHF AIS antenna + mount
✓ GNSS patch antenna (passive) ★
✓ 10 m AIS coax cable
✓ USB-C power cable
Mastnode + RTK
Mastnode + RTK
Onocoy-ready · dual mining
Best value
$825 + shipping
Pre-order · ships end of September
What's in the box
✓ Mastnode receiver unit — indoor (AIS + GNSS chip)
✓ Marine VHF AIS antenna + mount
✓ 10 m AIS coax cable
✓ USB-C power cable
✓ Active mushroom GNSS antenna
✓ 10 m GNSS coax cable
✓ RTK survey-grade calibration

★Standard Mastnode is dual-mining capable too. It ships with a passive GNSS patch antenna and earns $MAST from AIS out of the box. To also mine $ONO on Onocoy, add an active mushroom RTK antenna & coax cable (available separately), or feed an existing GNSS antenna through a DC-blocking splitter — see the antenna-sharing FAQ.

◆Gold rows are the extras the “+ RTK” package adds over the standard Mastnode: the active mushroom GNSS antenna, GNSS coax cable and RTK calibration — ready for Onocoy straight out of the box.

⚡Power: each package includes a USB-C power cable — not a wall plug. Use any USB adapter rated at least 5V / 2.5A (12.5W), which most phone chargers and powered USB hubs already provide.

Global network

Official distributors & ecosystem

Questions, answered

Frequently asked

How is Mastnode shipped?
We ship worldwide with DHL or FedEx, tracked door to door. A few destinations may be restricted — the country list at checkout only contains countries we can ship to, so if you can select your country, we deliver there.
Where should I install it?
Mount the antenna outside with a clear view of water — a rooftop, balcony or mast near a coast, harbour or busy inland waterway; higher and clearer means more vessels in range. The Mastnode unit itself is an indoor device — keep it inside, dry and protected, connected to the antenna by cable. Check your exact spot first with MastnodePlanner ↗.
What do I need to run it?
Just power and internet: the included USB-C cable plus any USB wall adapter rated at least 5V / 2.5A (not included), and an Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection. No PC required — Mastnode runs standalone, 24/7, and typically uses very little bandwidth.
Do I need the mushroom antenna?
Only for the second reward stream. The standard model earns $MAST from AIS out of the box; mining $ONO on Onocoy requires the active mushroom GNSS antenna (included in "+ RTK") — or you can share an existing one with a splitter, see the antenna-sharing question below.
I already run another GNSS miner (Geodnet etc.) — can I use its active GNSS antenna with Mastnode?

Yes — with a GNSS splitter. A passive 1×2 splitter lets Mastnode and your existing receiver listen to the same active mushroom antenna, so you don't need a second antenna on the roof.

The catch is power. An active antenna is fed 3–5 V DC through the coax by the receiver. If two receivers both push DC into one antenna, the voltage sources fight each other — and can damage the antenna's LNA or both receivers. The splitter must therefore feed DC through exactly one port and block DC (0 V pass-through) on every other port.

Wiring diagram: one mushroom antenna into a 1×2 GNSS splitter; DC pass to Mastnode, DC block to the second receiver
ArduSimple GPS/GNSS Antenna Splitter
1×2 · L1/L2/L5/L6 · DC pass port 1 · DC block port 2
Fits this setupView ↗
GNS Electronics GNSS Power Splitter
1×2 · one DC-blocked port · 2× SMA cables included
View ↗
INSTOCK Wireless GPS212
1×2 · all ports DC block + 200 Ω load
View ↗
Heads-up: these are examples for orientation only — not endorsements, and availability changes. Before buying, verify the splitter covers L1/L2/L5, and check its DC topology: exactly one DC-pass path to the antenna, every other port DC-blocked. Wiring and hardware choices are the operator's own responsibility; incorrect powering can damage antennas and receivers.
When do rewards start?
As soon as your node is online and receiving vessels, it starts contributing signed coverage to the network. Reward mechanics are defined by the networks themselves — see mastchain.io ↗ for $MAST and onocoy.com ↗ for $ONO.
Can I run it alongside Geodnet?
Yes. Mastnode coexists happily with other miners — and with a correctly configured GNSS splitter both receivers can even share one mushroom antenna. See the antenna-sharing question above for the wiring rule and recommended splitters.
Can MastNode stream AIS data to third-party services (MarineTraffic, AISHub, etc.)?

No — MastNode's AIS pipeline is managed by MastChain firmware and streams exclusively to the MastChain network. References to TCP/IP and UDP/IP in the specifications describe the device's network communication protocols and do not represent third-party AIS data streaming capabilities. MastNode is not a general-purpose standalone AIS network receiver, and it does not provide AIS/NMEA/AIVDM output over TCP/UDP or a user-accessible AIS server as a standard feature. This is a deliberate design choice:

Verified provenance. Every data packet is signed by the device's hardware secure element, so the network can prove where, when and by which certified receiver the data was captured — and that it wasn't altered in transit.

Reward integrity. A closed pipeline prevents spoofed, replayed or duplicated feeds from entering the network and diluting honest operators' rewards.

Data value. The dataset stays unique, verifiable and commercially licensable — that value is what backs $MAST rewards. Openly re-streamed data would be worth less to data customers.

Consistent quality. Firmware-managed output enables network-wide deduplication, precise PPS-disciplined timestamps and measurable uptime.

Any future external data output or third-party integrations remain subject to MastChain firmware capabilities, network policies and authorization.

Docs · Getting started

Quick Guide

Mastnode Quick Setup Guide — cover
PDF · Getting started

Mastnode Quick Setup Guide

Unboxing to first vessel in five steps: connect the antennas, set the A–B switch, get online over Ethernet or Wi-Fi, watch for the green LED, and pair via ais-station.local.

Download the guide ↓
The maker

Engineered by MonsPro

MonsPro Ltd. Şti. (Türkiye) builds infrastructure for next-generation networks — decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN), centimeter-grade RTK/GNSS positioning, and maritime AIS data systems. Mastnode is designed, manufactured and supported in-house: hardware, firmware and network, end to end.

Maritime AIS networks RTK & precise positioning DePIN hardware & hosting Crypto security Enterprise IT & IoT
Visit monspro.com ↗
CompanyMonsPro Ltd. Şti. · Türkiye
Phone+90 216 515 4024
LinkedIn@monspro
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