Enterprise-grade Sui staking

Sui is a high-throughput layer-1 built on the Move language and an object-centric data model. Institutions stake SUI to earn protocol rewards on treasury or client holdings while securing the network, with the added benefit that delegated SUI is never locked behind an unbonding period.

Sui staking delegates SUI to a validator through a stake object held in the delegator's own address. The validator participates in consensus, and the protocol distributes rewards at the end of every epoch, roughly every 24 hours. P2P.org operates the validator; the stake object and the SUI stay under the client's control.

The protocol minimum is 1 SUI per stake object. P2P.org applies no minimum of its own, so positions of any size above 1 SUI can be delegated to its validator and split across several stake objects if required.

Yes. Delegation creates a stake object in the client's own Sui address, controlled only by that address or its custodian. P2P.org never holds SUI or signs on the client's behalf; it operates the validator the stake is delegated to.

Slashing is not currently activated on Sui, so delegated SUI is not at risk of being burned for validator misbehaviour. Poorly performing validators can lose rewards through tallying-rule penalties, which is why P2P.org monitors validator performance and uptime continuously.

There is none. A withdrawal request takes effect at the next epoch boundary, roughly within 24 hours, and the SUI plus accrued rewards return to the client's address as liquid balance with no further lock-up.

Every epoch, which on Sui mainnet lasts about 24 hours. At the epoch boundary the protocol calculates each validator's rewards and credits the delegators' share to their stake objects.

Yes. Rewards are added to the staked principal inside the stake object at every epoch, so the following epoch's rewards are earned on the larger balance. No manual claim or restake step is required.

P2P.org is SOC 2 Type II attested and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified, holds Sumsub's Risk Intolerant Sentinel status and is a BSSC member. Audit reports and policies are available on request through the Trust Center.

GRR, the gross reward rate, is what the protocol pays a validator before fees. NRR, the net reward rate, is the figure after the service fee, so it reflects what the delegator actually receives. P2P.org quotes NRR, and both figures are estimated, variable and not guaranteed.

NRR is the net reward rate a Sui delegator receives after the service fee. P2P.org's current NRR is around 1.51% after a 10% fee. It depends on the network's reward schedule and the share of SUI staked, so it moves with network conditions and is not guaranteed.

Sui's staking rewards come from a fixed subsidy schedule plus transaction fees rather than high token inflation, and a large share of the supply is already staked, so the same rewards are spread across more stake. The trade-off is liquidity: no unbonding period and daily compounding, which many treasuries value over a higher headline rate.

Yes. The P2P.org Staking API builds stake and withdraw transactions for Sui alongside 35+ other proof-of-stake networks under one integration. Transactions are returned unsigned, so signing stays within the client's custody setup.