P2P
Staking
Staking
Hızlı Bilgiler
Established
2018Staking type
Native delegation and validator stakingSupported assets
40+ PoS assetsSupported networks
40+ networksMinimum stake
Network-specificRewards
Variable; network-dependentFees
0%–30% of rewards, depending on networkReward distribution
Network-specificUnstaking
Network-specific unbonding or exit periodCustody model
Non-custodialKYC
Not publicly stated for standard stakingSupport
24/7 live supportAbout P2P.orgP2P.org is a non-custodial validator and staking infrastructure provider founded in 2018. It enables token holders, wallets, exchanges, custodians and institutional clients to stake Proof-of-Stake assets without operating their own validator infrastructure. In a standard delegation flow, the user retains ownership of the staked assets while P2P.org operates validator infrastructure and performs network-validation activities.
P2P.org supports staking across 40+ blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot, Cosmos, Cardano, Polygon, Sui, Tezos, TRON, Avalanche, Aptos, Celestia, Hyperliquid and others. Rewards are variable and depend on the relevant protocol’s issuance rules, validator performance, total stake, uptime and other network conditions. Rewards are distributed in the native token of the relevant network according to that network’s schedule.
P2P.org deducts validator fees only from staking rewards, rather than from the principal amount delegated. Its current published schedule lists fees from 0% to 30%, depending on the network. Minimum delegation amounts, reward frequency, compounding, lockups and unbonding periods are set by the underlying blockchain and vary by asset. Some networks permit flexible unstaking, while others require an exit queue or unbonding period.
P2P.org also offers institutional staking, white-label validator services, a unified staking API, portfolio monitoring and staking-data products. Staking involves network, validator, slashing, smart-contract or integration, liquidity and market risks. Network rewards are not fixed or guaranteed.
P2P.org supports staking across 40+ blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot, Cosmos, Cardano, Polygon, Sui, Tezos, TRON, Avalanche, Aptos, Celestia, Hyperliquid and others. Rewards are variable and depend on the relevant protocol’s issuance rules, validator performance, total stake, uptime and other network conditions. Rewards are distributed in the native token of the relevant network according to that network’s schedule.
P2P.org deducts validator fees only from staking rewards, rather than from the principal amount delegated. Its current published schedule lists fees from 0% to 30%, depending on the network. Minimum delegation amounts, reward frequency, compounding, lockups and unbonding periods are set by the underlying blockchain and vary by asset. Some networks permit flexible unstaking, while others require an exit queue or unbonding period.
P2P.org also offers institutional staking, white-label validator services, a unified staking API, portfolio monitoring and staking-data products. Staking involves network, validator, slashing, smart-contract or integration, liquidity and market risks. Network rewards are not fixed or guaranteed.
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Sağlayıcı Metrikleri
Değerlendirmeler, ücretler, ödüller, saklama kurulumu, ihraççı güvenilirliği ve kullanılabilirlik dahil olmak üzere kripto kartların gerçek dünya kullanımındaki performansına dayanır. Puanlar karşılaştırmalıdır ve ortaklıklardan bağımsızdır.
KYC
Not publicly stated for standard stakingAML
Not publicly stated4.4
incelemeler
İşlem hızı4.4Tahmine eşit4.4İade politikası4.4Ortak desteği4.4
Bileşik puan
Dört metriğin tümünde ağırlıklıPros and cons
Pros
40+ supported PoS networksNon-custodial delegation modelValidator fees are deducted from rewards onlyInstitutional API and white-label options24/7 live supportCons
Rewards are variable and not guaranteedValidator fees vary by networkUnbonding periods vary by networkSlashing and protocol risks remainAlternatives to P2P org
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