Published: 03 Sept 2017 › Updated: 03 Sept 2017

Guide to Masternode Commands
Masternode Commands
Start a Masternode Server
<executable> masternode start
Stop a Masternode Server
<executable> masternode stop
Set to debug mode
<executable> masternode debug
See current state of your masternode
<executable> masternode current
Number of Masternodes
<executable> masternode count
List all Masternodes
<executable> masternode list
Outputs
<executable> masternode outputs
Verify your Masternode
Verify your masternode is working properly
<executable> masternode list | grep $(curl -s http://icanhazip.com)
You should see your public ip address. If you don't, your masternode isn't working properly.
General Commands
Send Coins to Another Address
If you need send coins to another address from your masternode, here you go. It's easy!
<executable> sendtoaddress <YOURLOCALWALLETADDRESS> <AMOUNT>
Get Balance
<executable> getbalance
Find Number of connections to your Masternode
<executable> getconnectioncount
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