Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit
Installs into your user folder with no administrator rights. The client loads the app from app.noderaip.com, so it needs an internet connection while running. After downloading, verify the SHA-256 as described below before installing.
Prices are as quoted in the app. Installation itself is free.
Release details come from the manifest downloads/latest.json; if it cannot be read, no download link is offered here.
app.noderaip.com and keeps a heartbeat with the server, so it must be online while running.Click the button above and save Nodera-Setup-x.y.z.exe to this computer. Download only from noderaip.com; never use an installer someone forwarded to you.
Compute the SHA-256 as described under “Verify the installer” and compare it character by character with the value shown on this page. If it differs, do not run the file.
Double-click the installer. It installs into your user folder, and a Nodera shortcut appears on the desktop and in the Start menu.
Launch the client and register or sign in with your email. After the first sign-in this computer is bound as your trusted device; the same machine can then sign in directly, but fund operations such as gathering, exchange and cash-out still require the fund password.
Open PowerShell in the folder holding the installer and run the command below (replace the file name with the version you downloaded):
Get-FileHash .\Nodera-Setup-x.y.z.exe -Algorithm SHA256The Hash column of the output must match the SHA-256 shown at the top of this page exactly (case does not matter). Any difference means the file is corrupted or has been replaced; download it again.
Nodera uses a “machine code” to identify a computer, so that terminals and activation cards can be bound to it, terminal counts managed within quota, and risk detected. To do this the client reads the hardware attributes below. Beyond these, the client does not read or upload anything else on your computer.
The minimum hardware identifiers needed to derive the machine code:
MachineGuid (the machine identifier in the system registry)The network adapter's MAC address is not used as the primary key of the machine code.
machine_id) from these attributes.
It is used only to bind terminals to this computer, to cap the number of terminals on one machine by its
“n + n” quota, to register this computer as your trusted sign-in device, and to decide whether re-confirmation
is needed after a major hardware change. The machine code is never a security credential on its own; the
server checks it together with the installation's device key and the account binding.
HW-82F1-****-921A; click to copy the masked code. The full underlying hardware serials are never
sent to the client; in the back office, raw BIOS, motherboard and disk serials are available only to the
security-audit role on demand and are hidden from regular support staff. Every machine-code search, unbinding
and change is written to the security log.
Yes. Register a Nodera account with your email and sign in; after the first sign-in this computer is bound as a trusted device. You can sign in and look around without an activation card, but no terminal will go live.
One machine can bind several logical terminals within its “n + n” quota, and each terminal is activated by one activation card. The exact quota, and whether extra slots can be unlocked, is shown in the app.
Activation cards come in annual, quarterly and monthly terms, all priced in USDT. Exact prices and available payment methods are as quoted in the app; this site does not list prices.
First remove the trusted device in the old computer's client settings; if the old computer is no longer usable, contact support to handle the machine change or unbinding. Your terminals, activation cards and records stay with your account.