Staking API for Per-Chain Integration
Non-custodial, no nodes to operate
P2P.org's Staking API provides per-chain staking integration across 17 proof-of-stake networks, giving exchanges, custodians, wallets, and fintechs programmatic access to validator infrastructure without running nodes. Non-custodial throughout, with customizable node configuration covering location, MEV relay, and regulatory entity selection. Zero slashing events since 2018, and no additional fee for API usage.
Staking API Specs
Building staking in-house means running validators on every target network and tracking each protocol's upgrade schedule. The Staking API gives enterprise clients direct programmatic access to P2P.org's validator infrastructure instead.
* All latency, throughput, and rate-limit figures are approximate, based on internal benchmarks at time of writing, and may vary depending on network conditions, geographic location, and client infrastructure.
Lifecycle
Full staking flow
Proof-of-Stake Networks
15+
Chain-specific abstraction
Lower level
Transaction signing
Client-side
Uptime SLA
99.9%
Average response time
200 ms
Security & Compliance
How the Staking API Works
The Staking API provides per-chain endpoints for each supported network. Each network follows the same three-step staking flow with chain-specific parameters documented in the Docs.
Initiate a staking request
Send a POST request to the chain-specific staking endpoint with the staker address, amount, and configuration parameters. The API validates the request against P2P.org's validator infrastructure and returns an unsigned transaction.
Sign the transaction
Sign the unsigned transaction using the client's existing key management or custody solution. Signing remains entirely on the client side. P2P.org never receives or processes private keys.
Broadcast and monitor
Submit the signed transaction to the network. Monitor validator status, balance, and protocol-issued rewards via the dedicated status and data endpoints. Access reporting via the Data API.
Networks
Supported Networks
The Staking API currently supports 17 blockchain networks across mainnet and testnet environments. New networks are added regularly.
*NRR figures are estimated, protocol-determined, variable, and not guaranteed.
ETH
Ethereum
Staking, DeFi
2.9%
SOL
Solana
Staking, DeFi
6.6%
DOT
Polkadot
·
5.8%
MON
Monad
·
5.2%
TRX
Tron
·
Up to 5%
NEAR
Near
·
4.89%
POL
Polygon
·
2.94%
APT
Aptos
·
7.26%
ATOM
Cosmos
·
16.59%
GRAM
TON
·
20.69%
ADA
Cardano
·
2.2%
Built For
Who Uses the Staking API
Exchanges and Platforms
- Offer staking to clients across 17+ networks without managing validator infrastructure
- Customizable node configuration aligns staking setup with platform requirements
- Per-chain endpoints give direct access to each network's staking lifecycle
Custodians
- Integrate staking into existing custody workflows programmatically
- Non-custodial: signing and key management remain with the custodian at all times
- Compatible with Fireblocks and major institutional custody solutions
Wallets and Fintechs
- Add staking to your product across 17+ networks via API
- Dedicated developer support channel throughout the integration process
- Full lifecycle coverage: stake, unstake, withdraw, and monitor
Developer Teams
- Per-chain guides available in Docs for every supported network
- Testing environment available at api-test.p2p.org before production deployment
- API Reference covers all endpoints for stake, unstake, withdraw, and validator status
Client Results
Trusted by the Institutions That Set the Standard
“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.”
Developer Resources
Integration Resources
Staking API Overview
Full documentation covering authentication, request format, and integration workflow for the Staking API.
Networks Supported
Full chain and network parameter table for all 17 supported networks, including mainnet and testnet environments.
API Reference
Complete endpoint reference for all staking, unstaking, withdrawal, and validator status operations across all supported networks.
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Other Integration Tools Worth Exploring
Unified API
Single endpoint for staking across 22 blockchain networks. Pairs with the Signer SDK for signing.
Staking Data API
Validator performance, reward, and balance data for reporting and client-facing dashboards.
SDKs
JavaScript and TypeScript libraries for local transaction signing and typed Staking API access.
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
Trusted by industry leaders
Frequently Asked Questions
Help centerA per-chain staking API giving programmatic access to P2P.org's validator infrastructure across 17 proof-of-stake networks, without the client running any nodes. Non-custodial throughout.
The Staking API is per-chain and lower level, exposing each network's own endpoints for teams that need chain-specific control. The Unified API is one endpoint with a consistent request format across every supported network.
17 blockchain networks across mainnet and testnet environments, including Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot, Monad, Tron, Near, Polygon, Aptos, Cosmos, TON, and Cardano. New networks are added regularly.
Yes. Signing remains entirely on the client side using existing key management or custody solutions — P2P.org never receives or processes private keys.
Latency, throughput, and rate-limit figures are approximate and based on internal benchmarks, varying with network conditions, geographic location, and client infrastructure. Current limits are documented per network in the Docs.
Yes. Node configuration is customizable, covering location, MEV relay, and regulatory entity selection.
Yes. A testing environment is available at api-test.p2p.org before production deployment, and both mainnet and testnet environments are supported.
A dedicated developer support channel is available throughout the integration process, alongside per-chain guides and a full API Reference in the Docs.