ParnianCoin is a cryptocurrency built as a fork of PascalCoin, rebranded and extended with its own infrastructure: a public node, a block explorer, a web-based wallet, and a mining pool. No desktop client is required — everything runs through the web wallet.
0How do I use it?
Create an account at the web wallet using email or Google/Microsoft OAuth — no key files to manage manually. Your account ID/public key appears on your dashboard, which you use to receive PARC. To mine, download the custom rhminer fork, point it at the pool with your account ID, and start submitting shares.
Why should I care?
- CPU-friendly RandomHash2 algorithm — no specialized hardware needed
- Network is newly launched with low difficulty — a good time for small and mid-size miners
- Fully transparent about being a PascalCoin fork; fee structure disclosed openly (20% dev fee + 0.5% pool fee)
- Multi-language site: English, Arabic, Persian
How do I get help?
Ask in this thread or join the Discord — support is active and responsive.
Hi Nickz, thanks for the heads-up and the fair deadline. You’re right that the Litecoin link wasn’t clear. We’re adding a direct “Buy PARC with LTC” option on parniancoin dot com, with LTC as the primary payment method. I’ll update the first post with details and a link within the week. If you’d prefer we move the thread elsewhere in the meantime, just let me know.
Great once you are ready feel free to open an offer in Market Place. Give as much detail and make sure you mention to accept litecoin wherever you post.
We’ve launched Parnian Pay, a non-custodial payment gateway for ParnianCoin. You can find it on the “pay” subdomain of our official website (listed in the first post of this thread).
• Payments go straight from the buyer’s wallet to the merchant’s own PARC account — the gateway never holds funds or keys
• Buyers sign in their own wallet; no shop (and not us) ever sees a private key
• Simple REST API with signed webhooks (full API docs on the gateway site)
• Ready-made plugins for WooCommerce, OpenCart and PrestaShop
• Available in English, Persian and Arabic
Merchants can create an account directly on the gateway site.
Feedback from developers and shop owners is very welcome — bug reports, feature requests, or plugins for other platforms you’d like to see.
Also: PARC is now listed on Blockspot dot io — search for “ParnianCoin” there to see our profile.
One thing worth spelling out next to the escrow terms: since the buyer’s LTC goes straight to the seller’s address, the escrow only covers the PARC side. If an order falls through after payment, getting the LTC back depends on the individual seller, and buyers should know that before they send. We’d also look closely at how payments are matched to orders. When several orders point to the same seller address, telling them apart by amount alone gets fragile, especially when a buyer pays from an exchange that takes its withdrawal fee out of the amount sent. A fresh address per order, derived from the seller’s xpub, is the usual way LTC payment processors avoid that, with the trade-off that sellers share their address history with the platform.
Thanks, this is exactly the kind of review we need, and you’re right on both points.
Escrow scope
Correct: the escrow only protects the PARC side. Once the buyer sends LTC directly to the seller, getting it back depends on the seller. We’ll make this explicit on the market page and in the order screen before the buyer pays, so nobody sends LTC without knowing it.
Payment matching
Also correct. Matching by amount works at our current volume, but it breaks down exactly in the case you describe (exchange withdrawals that deduct fees, or several open orders to the same seller). We’re looking at per-order addresses derived from the seller’s xpub, with the privacy trade-off clearly explained to sellers so they can choose. As an interim step we’ll stop allowing two open orders with the same amount to the same seller address, and flag underpaid orders for manual review instead of auto-matching them.
We’ll post an update in this thread once these changes are live.
If ChangeNOW ever looks at small CPU-mined coins, we’d be glad to provide a public node, RPC access and anything else needed for an integration review.