Enterprise-grade TON staking

Yes. GRAM is the current name of the TON network's native asset, previously known as Toncoin. The token, the staking mechanics and the P2P.org pool contracts are unchanged; only the ticker and name differ.

TON is a high-throughput proof-of-stake network with native distribution through Telegram. Institutions stake GRAM to earn protocol rewards on treasury or client holdings, and platforms embed GRAM staking to add an earn feature for their own users while sharing in service revenue.

TON staking delegates GRAM to a validator pool that participates in block production and consensus. The protocol pays rewards each validation cycle, roughly every 18 hours, and P2P.org's pools compound them back into the staked position. P2P.org operates the validators; GRAM stays under the client's control.

Yes. Delegation runs through audited TonWhales pool contracts: GRAM is sent to the contract from the client's own wallet or custody account, the position is attributed to that address, and only that address can unstake. P2P.org never holds or transfers client GRAM.

TON applies penalties to validators that misbehave or go offline, charged against the validator's own stake. P2P.org has recorded zero slashing events since 2018 and runs TON validators on dedicated, distributed hardware with continuous monitoring to keep it that way.

Unstaking completes in roughly 18 to 36 hours. A withdrawal request is processed at the end of the current validation cycle and the GRAM becomes available after the following one, so positions are never locked for weeks.

TON validation runs in cycles of roughly 18 hours. At each cycle boundary the elected validator set and their stake are fixed, rewards for the completed cycle are distributed, and pending deposits and withdrawals take effect. Delegation therefore starts earning from the next cycle after deposit.

Rewards are distributed every validation cycle, roughly every 18 hours, and P2P.org's pools compound them automatically into the staked position. No manual claim or restake step is needed, and the position balance reflects accrued rewards.

The widget is an embeddable GRAM staking interface that platforms add via iframe or webview. It runs on P2P.org's TonWhales pool contracts, requires no backend build, keeps GRAM under the user's control and pays the platform a share of service revenue. It powers the Ledger Wallet integration.

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, policies and the TonWhales contract audits are available on request through the Trust Center.

GRR, the gross reward rate, is what the protocol pays the pool 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 GRAM delegator receives after the service fee. P2P.org's current pool NRR is around 17.1% after a 15% fee. It depends on network inflation and the share of GRAM staked, so it moves with network conditions and is not guaranteed.

Yes. The P2P.org Unified API and SDK build deposit and withdrawal transactions for the TON pools alongside 35+ other proof-of-stake networks under one integration, with reward reporting and position tracking included. Transactions are returned unsigned, so signing stays within the client's custody setup.