Institutional Staking Infrastructure
P2P.org provides institutional staking infrastructure across five non-custodial configurations: native staking, DVT staking, pooled staking, EigenLayer restaking, and staking as a service. With $10B+ in trusted institutional digital assets, 190+ institutional clients, and zero slashing events since 2018, P2P.org delivers the validator infrastructure and audit-ready compliance documentation that regulated capital requires.
Since its founding in 2018, P2P.org has always measured itself against the highest standards of risk managed performance, key security, audit ready compliance, transparent reporting and timely delivery of operational SLAs.
Proof-of-Stake Networks
35+
Slashing Events Track Record
Zero
Digital Assets secured
$10B+
Institutional Clients
190+
Security attestation
SOC 2 Type II
Dedicated support
Global
Security & Compliance
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Direct validator infrastructure across 35+ proof-of-stake networks. MEV optimisation, OFAC-compliant relay options, on-chain or invoice billing. Non-custodial from day one.
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Distributed Validator Technology via SSV Network. Validator keys split across four independent operators. Near-zero slashing and downtime risk for institutions with uptime SLA obligations.
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Stake ETH below the 32 ETH minimum via vault-based pooled infrastructure. ERC-20 token represents staked position. Suitable for smaller positions and platforms offering ETH staking to clients.
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Restake ETH on EigenLayer using P2P.org's institutional-grade infrastructure and operational expertise, earning eligible protocol rewards on top of Ethereum consensus rewards.
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White-label staking infrastructure for exchanges, neobanks, wallets, and custodians. P2P.org's Staking-as-a-Business model: white-label branding, existing client relationships, P2P.org validator infrastructure.
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ReadP2P.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
Institutional staking infrastructure separates validator operation from asset custody and adds the controls regulated capital requires: audit-ready compliance documentation, SLA-backed uptime, dedicated support, and reporting suitable for accounting and audit. Retail staking typically pools assets under a provider's control. P2P.org operates non-custodially, so keys and assets stay with the client or their custodian throughout.
Native staking runs direct validator infrastructure across 35+ networks. DVT staking splits validator keys across four independent operators via SSV Network. Pooled staking enables ETH positions below the 32 ETH minimum. EigenLayer restaking earns eligible protocol rewards on top of consensus rewards. Staking as a service provides white-label infrastructure for exchanges, neobanks, wallets, and custodians.
Native staking suits institutional token holders, treasury teams, and custodians staking directly. DVT staking suits institutions with uptime SLA obligations and high-value ETH positions. Pooled staking suits positions below 32 ETH and platforms offering staking to clients. Restaking suits institutions with existing ETH positions. Staking as a service suits platforms offering staking under their own brand.
Yes, across all five configurations. Validator keys are separated from withdrawal credentials, so P2P.org can operate a validator but cannot move staked assets or rewards. Assets remain with the client or their existing custodian. P2P.org integrates with Fireblocks, Copper, and other major custody solutions, so existing custody arrangements do not need to change.
SOC 2 Type II attestation, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, Sumsub Risk Intolerant Sentinel screening, and BSSC membership, alongside audit trails, operational SLA reporting, and reward reporting suitable for accounting and audit. Documentation is available for review during due diligence, and OFAC-compliant MEV relay options are available where a mandate requires them.
P2P.org has a zero-slashing record since 2018. Controls include key separation, geographically distributed infrastructure with no single point of failure, redundant client diversity, continuous validator monitoring, and slashing-protection tooling that prevents double-signing. DVT staking adds a further layer: keys are split across four independent operators, three of which are required to sign, so no single operator failure can cause a slashable event.
Yes. P2P.org's staking infrastructure is available through Fireblocks ETH Staking, so institutions already using Fireblocks for custody can stake without a separate integration. P2P.org is also compatible with Copper and other major custody solutions, and provides a unified API across 35+ networks for platforms integrating directly.
Reporting covers validator performance and uptime against SLA, reward accrual and distribution per period, and validator state across the full lifecycle. Historical reward data separates rewards from balances and flows, which is what accounting and audit workflows require. Data is available via the Staking Data API for platforms powering client-facing dashboards.
