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Power the world's largest decentralized storage network

Play a vital role in the future of decentralized storage. Become a Filecoin storage provider and contribute capacity to a global system preserving humanity’s most important information.

Join a global network of storage providers

Getting started with PDP storage

Running a warm storage node using Proof of Data Possession (PDP) is the easiest way to begin offering Filecoin storage — no expensive hardware or long-term collateral required.

  • Lowest hardware costs

    Warm storage requires minimal infrastructure, making it affordable to start offering storage with just basic compute and disk.

  • Fastest path to becoming a SP

    Get online quickly with a simple setup and no sealing hardware — perfect for testing, learning, and onboarding your first clients.

  • Ideal for new operators and small teams

    Operate a reliable, permissionless storage service without managing complex pipelines or large-scale hardware.

Scaling your storage operations

If you're already running a warm storage node and want to expand, Filecoin supports enterprise-grade proofs like Proof of Replication (PoRep) and Proof of Spacetime (PoSt) — enabling high-capacity, production-scale storage operations. Scaling involves:

  • Dedicated sealing hardware (CPU/GPU)

    High-performance machines designed to handle sealing workloads reliably and at scale.

  • High-performance storage pipelines

    Optimized data paths that maintain consistent throughput and stable thermal performance.

  • Distributed sealing systems

    Run parallelized sealing workflows with networked workers and production-grade tooling.

  • Deep support from Filecoin solution architects

    Get expert guidance on architecture, scaling strategy, and best practices for large deployments.

Need help choosing the right architecture?

Our team can guide you through PoRep requirements, recommended hardware, sealing pipelines, and operational best practices.