Polish streaming · paid for by idle GPU time
CDA Premium for free — let your graphics card cover the subscription
CDA is the Polish film and series service — the one you grew up with if you grew up in Poland, and the one that still has the catalogue nobody else licenses. Your PC sits idle for hours every day, and in that time it can earn toward it. You run the app, the GPU works on AI tasks, and the balance is yours to spend in the GamerHash store.
- Premium costs from 23.99 PLN per 30 days
- Two idle days on an RTX 5090 builds a starter balance
- The balance never expires — it waits for you
How it works — three steps
No subscription on the GamerHash side and no catch. You rent out your graphics card for AI compute and get paid for it, in exactly the hours you were not using the machine anyway.
Install and forget
Download the app, hit EARN and go back to what you were doing. Setup takes a minute.
The card works, the balance grows
Not gaming? The GPU runs AI tasks. Gaming? It hands the card back instantly. The counter moves every hour.
Spend it in the store
Pick any card on the shelf. The balance is real money in the shop and does not expire.
How many days would your card need?
At eight idle hours a day an RTX 5090 clears a 5 EUR Steam card in two days, an RTX 4090 or 4080 in three, an older RTX 3090 in six. Pick your model in the calculator for the exact figure.
What your PC needs to earn
6.66 GUSD
RTX 5090 2 daysRTX 4090 3 daysEstimated at 8 idle hours a day.
Run it on your cardBalances are held in GUSD — an internal unit equal to 1 USD. How fast it adds up depends on your card, the hours it runs and current network demand.
CDA is not on this market’s shelf — the balance still is
The European catalogue carries no CDA cards, so this page will not pretend you can buy one here. What it can tell you is true and useful: the balance you build does not expire, and it already buys 400+ games and gift cards this market does stock. When a CDA card lands in the catalogue, it will be waiting.
If you are in Poland, switch to the Polish version of this page — there CDA sits on the shelf in two denominations and the balance buys the code outright, with nothing to trade in between.
CDA Premium — the basics
What the service is, what Premium unlocks and what it costs, from CDA’s own pricing page.
- What it is
- Poland’s own video-on-demand service, films and series, running since 2006
- Premium price
- From 23.99 PLN for 30 days — roughly 0.80 PLN a day
- What it unlocks
- Films that are closed to non-Premium accounts
- Advertising
- Switched off across the whole service, not just Premium titles
- Devices
- Three at once on a single account
- Commitment
- None — no long-term contract, access simply lapses if you do not renew
- Availability in this catalogue
- Not stocked in the European market; the Polish catalogue carries 25 and 70 PLN cards
Source: CDA’s official pricing page (cda.pl/premium) and the GamerHash store listing.
Frequently asked questions
Not directly on this market. The European catalogue stocks no CDA cards, so the honest answer is that your balance buys other things today — and keeps its value until a CDA card appears. If you shop on the Polish market, the card is there and the balance buys the code outright.
The PC is idle anyway. Put it to work.
Setup takes a minute. After that the balance builds on its own and waits until you decide what it buys.
CDA, CDA Premium and all related trademarks and artwork are the property of CDA S.A. GamerHash is not affiliated with CDA S.A.