Ledger Enterprise staking goes live with P2P.org for SOL, XTZ, and ADA

Before You Dive In:

• Institutional staking for SOL, XTZ, and ADA is now live directly inside the Ledger Enterprise UI, with ETH integration coming soon.
• The workflow runs through the standard Ledger Enterprise approval flow, so institutions can stake without changing how they already manage custody operations.

The integration is non-custodial throughout: Ledger Enterprise secures the keys while P2P.org operates the validators, meaning you never relinquish control of your assets.

For most networks, institutional staking has required blind signing: signing delegation transactions outside the standard custody approval flow institutions use for everything else. 

The operational risk of blind signing is one reason many institutions have not staked, despite holding assets eligible for protocol delegation.

That changes today inside Ledger Enterprise. P2P.org is now live in the platform, allowing institutional clients to delegate SOL, XTZ, and ADA directly through the standard Ledger Enterprise UI, with Clear Signing on every delegation transaction. 

No raw signing involved. 

The friction this removes

Raw signing has been the default requirement for institutional delegation on most networks. The reason is structural: most validator interfaces were not designed for institutions running formal approval workflows. 

Institutions that wanted to stake had to build custom procedures around raw signing, route transactions through additional internal sign-offs, and introduce additional operational complexity and approval overhead.

For institutions where every transaction is logged, reviewed, and reconciled against policy, that overhead has been a hard stop. Many simply did not stake.

Inside Ledger Enterprise, delegation transactions now move through the same approval flow institutions already use for custody. Interface, compliance steps, and audit trail are unchanged. The operational lift of starting to stake drops from building a new workflow to using the existing one.

What is live today

Three networks at launch:

- Solana: walk through the flow 

- Tezos: walk through the flow 

- Cardano: walk through the flow

For each, the workflow is the same: clients select a P2P.org validator inside the Ledger Enterprise UI, approve the delegation transaction through the standard flow, and protocol rewards are distributed on-chain by the network. 

No assets move into P2P.org's control at any point. Ledger Enterprise holds the keys throughout.

What is coming

ETH integration is in active development and is coming live soon.

The workflow will be the same: ETH staking support inside Ledger Enterprise, with no raw signing required. The roadmap is multi-asset by design, covering the major institutional networks under one platform with one workflow.

Why P2P.org?

About the partnership

Sam Goh, Head of Partnerships and Strategy, Ledger Enterprise:

"Institutional clients have been asking for broader native staking coverage inside Ledger Enterprise. The P2P.org integration expands that footprint with SOL, XTZ, and ADA today, ETH next, all running through the standard Ledger Enterprise approval flow without raw signing. The non-custodial setup keeps clients in control of their assets throughout."

This is the first integration between P2P.org and Ledger Enterprise, Ledger's flagship B2B SaaS platform. It builds on P2P.org's existing work with Ledger Wallet on the retail side, moving the same trust signal into institutional infrastructure. 

Disclaimer: Staking rewards are protocol-generated, variable, and subject to network rules, validator performance, and applicable slashing or protocol risks.

FAQ

Which networks are live today?

SOL, XTZ, and ADA delegation is live inside the Ledger Enterprise UI as of launch.

When does ETH go live?

ETH integration is in active development. A separate launch announcement will follow when it is live.

How is this different from raw signing?

Raw signing requires institutions to sign delegation transactions outside the standard custody approval flow, which adds operational steps and creates additional risk on every transaction. Inside Ledger Enterprise, delegation moves through the same approval workflow institutions already use for custody.

Who controls the assets?

Ledger Enterprise holds the keys throughout. P2P.org operates the validator infrastructure on a non-custodial basis. Assets stay in the institution's control at all times.

Is this the same as Ledger Wallet?

No. Ledger Enterprise is the institutional platform. Ledger Wallet is the retail product. P2P.org has worked with Ledger Wallet on the retail side; this integration is the first on the Enterprise side.

How do I get started?

Existing Ledger Enterprise clients can find delegation options inside the platform UI. 

Talk to our institutional team about staking on Ledger Enterprise → https://calendly.com/p2p-staking-partnerships/discovery