Staking API Integration for Institutions
Unified or per-chain, non-custodial
P2P.org's API suite provides staking integration across 22 blockchain networks for exchanges, custodians, wallets, and developer teams. Products cover unified multi-chain staking, per-chain staking, distributed validator technology, pooled staking, EigenLayer restaking, and staking data. All APIs are non-custodial: only unsigned transactions are generated, with signing and key management staying with the client.
API Suite Specs
Specifications common to every API in the suite. Network coverage and rate limits vary by API, with per-product detail in the Docs.
Custody model
Non-custodial
Integration paths
Staking and data
Credentials
One key, all APIs
Uptime SLA
99.9%+
Average response time
200 ms
Security & Compliance
Integration Tools
Staking APIs Compared
P2P.org's staking APIs cover a range of integration requirements. Each is built for a specific use case, network scope, or data need, and each is documented separately.
Unified API
Single endpoint for staking across 22 blockchain networks. Consistent request and response format across all supported chains. Modular architecture adds new networks without new integrations.
Best for:
- Platforms integrating multiple networks simultaneously
- Teams wanting one API key for all supported chains
- Rapid multi-chain staking deployment
Staking API
Per-chain staking across 17 proof-of-stake networks with full lifecycle coverage. Customizable node configuration including location and MEV relay. 60 requests per minute on standard endpoints.
Best for:
- Platforms requiring chain-specific staking control
- Teams needing customizable validator configuration
- Full stake, unstake, and withdraw lifecycle management
DVT Staking API
Distributed validator technology via SSV Network. Validator keys split across four independent operators, three required to run. Two integration paths: SSV 1.0 direct or SSV 3.1 proxy contract.
Best for:
- Uptime-critical platforms
- Teams requiring fault-tolerant Ethereum validator operations
- Institutions minimizing single-point-of-failure risk
Pooled Staking API
Offer ETH staking below the 32 ETH minimum via vault-based pooled infrastructure. White-label vault configuration per enterprise partner. Full lifecycle via API: deposit, unstake, withdraw, monitor.
Best for:
- Wallets and fintechs offering ETH staking at any position size
- Exchanges adding pooled staking without a minimum threshold
- Platforms requiring white-label vault configuration
Staking Data API
Validator, delegator, and network data across 7 blockchain networks. Network supply, validator state and reward history, delegator stake and activity. Millisecond response, 200 requests per second.
Best for:
- Exchanges and custodians powering client-facing staking dashboards
- Asset managers requiring historical staking data for reporting
- Developer teams building staking analytics products
SDKs
JavaScript and TypeScript libraries for local transaction signing and typed access to P2P.org's staking APIs. Private keys remain on the client's server throughout. Node.js 20 or later required.
Best for:
- Teams building their own staking integration
- Platforms keeping private keys on their own infrastructure
- Developers needing typed access to P2P.org's staking APIs
References
What P2P.org's Institutional Clients Say
We are excited to team up with P2P.org to supply our clients with unparalleled security and efficiency in managing their staked digital assets.
We are proud to associate the Bybit name with P2P.org, the most trusted validator and infrastructure provider in the space. We look forward to elevating the space for believers in the digital economy together.
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P2P.org by numbers
P2P.org is a non-custodial staking and DeFi infrastructure provider serving institutional clients across 35+ blockchain networks. Founded in 2018, P2P.org operates validator infrastructure, DeFi execution controls, and transaction data services for custodians, exchanges, asset managers, wallets, and treasury teams worldwide.
Networks supported
35+
Institutional digital assets secured
$10B+
Dedicated support
Global
Operating infrastructure since
2018
Institutional clients
190+
Slashing events track record
Zero
Frequently Asked Questions
Help centerSix products cover the range of integration requirements. The Unified API provides one endpoint across 22 networks. The Staking API provides per-chain control across 17 networks. The DVT Staking API runs distributed validators via SSV Network. The Pooled Staking API enables ETH staking below 32 ETH. The Staking Data API serves validator, delegator, and network data. SDKs provide typed local signing.
The Unified API is a single endpoint with a consistent request and response format across 22 networks, so adding a chain requires no new integration work. The Staking API is per-chain across 17 networks and exposes chain-specific control, including customizable node configuration such as location and MEV relay. Choose Unified for breadth and speed, Staking API for per-chain control.
Yes. Every API in the suite generates only unsigned transactions. Signing and key management stay entirely with the client or their custodian, so P2P.org never holds client assets or the keys that could move them. The SDKs follow the same model: private keys remain on the client's own server throughout, including in air-gapped and server-side environments.
One API key works across every API in the suite, so credentials are provisioned once rather than per product. The Unified API is the fastest route to multi-chain coverage because its request and response format is identical across all 22 supported networks. Documentation, typed SDKs, and API references are available at docs.p2p.org, and dedicated support is available globally.
SOC 2 Type II attestation, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, Sumsub Risk Intolerant Sentinel screening, and BSSC membership. The suite runs to a 99.9%+ uptime SLA with a 200 ms average response time. Documentation is available for review during due diligence, alongside audit trails and reporting suitable for accounting and audit workflows.
Yes, and this is a common pattern. One API key covers the whole suite, so a platform can run the Staking API for per-chain control while using the Staking Data API to power client-facing dashboards, and add the Pooled Staking API for positions below 32 ETH. The APIs share credentials and conventions, so combining them adds no separate integration.