Tashi DePIN Worker Node: Requirements and 1-Click Setup
Tashi is a coordination layer for robots, AI agents and IoT devices, built on its leaderless Vertex consensus. Worker nodes provide the discovery, relay and failover services behind it. EasyNode runs your Tashi worker on a server with a public IP, the setup that earns the most.
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Tashi node in 30 seconds
Network
Tashi Alphanet, on a development network. Real $TASHI is not live yet; activity earns XP.
Node type
DePIN worker, also called a resource node.
Wallet
A Solana wallet on devnet, such as Phantom, to bond the worker.
Reachability
UDP port 39065 open to the internet unlocks the highest-rewarding services.
EasyNode plan
From $2.50/mo, on a server with a public IP.
What is Tashi?
Tashi, formerly Tashi Gaming, builds coordination infrastructure for autonomous systems. Vertex, its leaderless Byzantine fault-tolerant consensus, reaches agreement in tens of milliseconds (about 26 ms with 8 peers, according to the Tashi FAQ). MeshNet handles peer discovery, NAT traversal and relay fallback, and each consensus round produces a Proof of Coordination.
Target use cases are robotics, AI agents, industrial IoT and multiplayer games. The team is led by Amar Bedi (CEO), with Ákos Maróy as CTO.
How Tashi worker nodes work
The network has two roles. Orchestrators queue and validate jobs and propose rewards. Resource nodes, the workers, provide proxy, failover, matchmaking and lobby services, plus discovery and relay for MeshNet.
Jobs are assigned according to reputation, location, capacity and track record. According to the Tashi Alphanet documentation, workers reachable from the public internet receive the highest-rewarding services, while workers behind NAT earn less.
Tashi worker node requirements
Figures from the official Tashi install script (release 0.7.9, October 2026):
CPU
2 threads minimum, 4 recommended.
Memory
2 GB of RAM minimum, 4 GB recommended.
Disk
20 GB of free space. The install script stops below that.
Platform
Linux on x86_64, with Docker or Podman. Apple Silicon only runs through Rosetta, with lower performance and earnings.
How to run a Tashi worker yourself
- Sign in to the Tashi app with a Solana wallet on devnet.
- Run the official install script: it checks your hardware and starts the worker container.
- Sign the bond message in your browser and paste the license token into the terminal.
- Open UDP port 39065, keep the worker updated (out-of-date workers may be excluded) and restart it after every reboot if you use Podman.
Run it yourself or with EasyNode
Same node, two ways to run it.
- Manually: run the install script on an x86_64 machine, bond the worker, open UDP 39065 on your router and keep the machine online and up to date.
- With EasyNode: deploy in one click from $2.50/mo on a server with a public IP. After deployment, open the bonding URL, bond the worker to your wallet and paste the license into your node settings.
Tashi rewards
Tashi is in Alphanet: workers earn XP, and real $TASHI is not live yet. Earlier Tashi documentation described a model where resource node operators receive 60% of network revenue through job completions, availability and bonuses, with a reputation score from 0 to 2 that affects job assignment. These figures may change before launch.
Tashi node FAQ
Does a Tashi worker earn money today?
No. Tashi is in Alphanet: workers earn XP and real $TASHI is not live yet.
What hardware does a Tashi worker need?
At least 2 CPU threads, 2 GB of RAM and 20 GB of free disk. 4 threads and 4 GB of RAM are recommended.
Which port must be open?
UDP 39065 should be reachable from the internet. Workers behind NAT receive fewer of the best-paying services.
Which wallet do I need?
A Solana wallet on devnet, such as Phantom, to sign in to the Tashi app and bond the worker.
Can I run it on a Mac?
Only Intel Macs natively. Apple Silicon runs the worker through Rosetta, with lower performance and earnings; a Linux server avoids that.
Do I need KYC?
No. EasyNode does not ask for any identity verification. You pay in crypto or by card.
Official Tashi links
Information checked against official Tashi sources on October 31, 2026.