SBI Crypto Pool

SBI Crypto Pool (sbicrypto.com)

SBI Crypto Pool is a cryptocurrency mining pool service operated under the “SBI Crypto” name and branding, and presented as part of the wider SBI Group ecosystem. On its website, the service describes itself as a platform intended to provide “reliable, transparent and profitable” mining-pool infrastructure for miners of varying sizes. (sbicrypto.com)

Operator and ownership

The pool is described as being operated by SBI Crypto Co., Ltd., a Japan-registered company that conducts business related to cryptocurrency mining. SBI Crypto states that it is a wholly owned subsidiary of SBI Holdings, Inc. and part of the SBI Group (a Japanese financial conglomerate). (sbicrypto.com)

SBI Crypto’s privacy policy identifies the company as registered at 1-6-1 Roppongi, Minato, Tokyo, Japan. (sbicrypto.com)

Services and features (as described by the operator)

The site advertises a mining pool offering multiple payout methods (including FPPS and PPLNS) and features such as solo mining, a referral program, and hashrate allocation/splitting tools. (sbicrypto.com)

It also documents an SBI Crypto Pool API, described as a REST API with both public endpoints (e.g., pool statistics) and authenticated endpoints for account/subaccount management and certain settings changes. (sbicrypto.com)

Official social media presence and impersonation warnings

A “Caution” page on the website warns about fake social-media (SNS) accounts impersonating SBI Group companies and individuals, and lists SBI Crypto’s official X (formerly Twitter) account as @SBICrypto. (sbicrypto.com)

The X profile for @SBICrypto describes the account as associated with a “prop mining subsidiary” of the publicly traded SBI Group and links back to the pool’s website. (x.com)

Reported allegations (third-party reporting)

In October 2025, the news site Protos reported allegations—attributed to on-chain investigator ZachXBT—claiming that SBI Crypto Pool may have suffered a loss of digital assets and that the activity showed similarities to state-sponsored attacks; the article characterized these claims as alleged and reported that it sought comment from SBI Crypto. (protos.com)

Links provided (verbatim)

text Website: https://sbicrypto.com/ X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/SBICrypto