Crypto mining companies in the UAE

What a crypto mining company in the UAE actually does

“Crypto mining company” covers three different businesses in this market, and the difference matters before you send anyone money. A self-miner owns the machines and keeps what they mine; its scale is quoted in megawatts and exahash it operates for itself. A hosting operator racks machines that belong to customers, and charges for power, cooling and maintenance; the hashrate under its management is customer-owned. A hardware supplier sells the machines. Some companies are one of these, some are two. CryptoMiners is the second and third: it hosts customer hardware and sells ASICs, and it does not mine for its own account.

That distinction is the first thing to establish when you compare providers, because a self-miner’s headline capacity is not a promise of anything to you, while a hosting operator’s energised capacity is the thing your machine plugs into.

Secured, energised, and claimed are three different numbers

Capacity figures in this industry are quoted loosely. “Secured” means power a company has contracted for. “Energised” means power that is live and metered, with machines drawing on it today. A company can honestly hold a large secured figure and have very little of it running; a company can also quote a number that is neither, being a plan.

CryptoMiners publishes both figures. 58 MW is secured across three Abu Dhabi sites, of which 10.2 MW is energised and metered across 19 live containers — 7.53 MW hydro and 2.65 MW air. The remaining 48 MW sits on a third site held under a ten-year lease to 2034-07. When you compare us with anyone else, ask them for the same split, and treat a single round number with suspicion.

What we run today

2,245 customer machines are racked, of which around 1,531 are hashing at any given moment, for 0.45 EH/s of SHA-256 under management. Measured availability is 97.83% and hashing uptime 97.54%, taken across a full twelve-month contract year (August 2025 to August 2026) on a dedicated client container — not a best month, and not a target.

Hosting is charged per kWh, metered at the circuit: US$0.065 hydro-cooled and US$0.075 air-cooled. The rate covers rack space, cooling, network, monitoring and first-line maintenance, with no per-unit rack fee and no commission on what the machine mines. The minimum is one machine. Cooling decides the rate, not the size of the order.

Reach, and why it is on this page

CryptoMiners operates from 6 offices across 5 countries — United Arab Emirates, Oman, Bahrain, India, Portugal — and is corporately registered in four of them. The Dubai head office and showroom opened in June 2022; the Abu Dhabi entity, which holds the hosting facility and the repair bench, was established in September 2023. Customers are in more than 20 countries.

Manufacturing and repair, in-house

The hydro cooling is ours: 8 in-house models covering 2 to 20 miner slots miner slots and 1.6 to 9 kW, built on our own laser cutters, press brakes and weld cells. Repairs are done to board and chip level on our own benches in both Dubai and Abu Dhabi — around 500 machines a month, 5,509 jobs completed to date, median turnaround 11 days. A host that sends a dead hashboard away is quoting you a different service from one that fixes it in the same building as the rack.

How to check any of this

Every figure above is published, dated and sourced on the facts page, and restated in machine-readable form at /llms.txt. The questions worth putting to any UAE mining host — CryptoMiners included — are set out on choosing a mining host, with our own answers against each so you can take the same list to anyone else. We do not publish figures about competitors we cannot verify.