Staking Data: Multi-Chain Reporting Layer
Validator and reward data, normalized.
P2P.org's Staking Data product gives institutional teams a single, queryable reporting layer for multi-chain validator performance, delegator rewards, balances, and withdrawal status across 7 blockchain networks. Built for exchanges, custodians, banks, and wealth managers, it replaces chain-specific integrations with millisecond response times and CSV exports for accounting, audit, and regulatory workflows.
Performance & Coverage
These figures come from the validator infrastructure P2P.org operates directly, not third-party chain scrapers or delayed indexers: millisecond response times, 200 RPS capacity, and coverage across 7 networks with no historical depth limit.
Supported Networks
7
API Capacity
200 RPS
Response Time
ms
Ethereum Historical Depth
No Limit
Security & Compliance
The Problem
Every Chain Accounts for Staking Differently
Per-user reward reconciliation at scale
Exchanges and custodians need to attribute protocol-issued rewards to individual user accounts across multiple networks, each with different epoch structures, reward types, and reporting formats. P2P.org's Staking Data normalizes this into a single queryable interface.
Reporting records that finance teams can use
Finance and compliance teams need clean, structured data: reward history by period, validator performance records, and withdrawal status. Raw chain data requires significant processing before it is usable. Staking Data delivers it pre-processed and queryable.
Portfolio performance across staking positions
Wealth managers and asset managers tracking staking positions across multiple networks need a consistent view of validator performance, delegator balances, and reward history. Staking Data provides that view without requiring chain-specific integrations per network.
Data Categories
Three Data Categories, One Interface
Staking Data covers three categories across all supported networks. Full method documentation for each category is available in Docs.
Network Data
- Supply and economic state per network
- Last staking period (epoch, era) data
- Validator and delegator counts per period
- Total network stake per period
- Protocol-issued reward distribution per period
- Exit queue and staking queue timing (Ethereum)
Validator Data
- Validator summary: stake and reward history per period
- Validator state and activation timestamp
- Validator statuses: pending, active, slashed, exited, withdrawal
- Delegator count per validator
- Validator fee data
Delegator Data
- Delegator summary: stake and reward history per period
- Active stake per validator per period
- Protocol-issued reward history by type: consensus and execution
- Total cumulative rewards for a delegator
- Daily and per-epoch aggregation options
Networks
Supported Networks
Staking Data currently covers 7 blockchain networks. Coverage is expanding continuously. Contact our team to ask about specific networks not yet listed.
*NRR figures are estimated, protocol-determined, variable, and not guaranteed.
ETH
Ethereum
Staking, DeFi
2.9%
SOL
Solana
Staking, DeFi
6.6%
BTC
Bitcoin/Babylon
·
TBA
DOT
Polkadot
·
5.8%
ATOM
Cosmos
·
16.59%
GRAM
TON
·
20.69%
ADA
Cardano
·
2.2%
Built For
Who Uses Staking Data
Exchanges and Custodians
- Automated per-user attribution, no manual reward matching required
- Historical data down to epoch level supports accounting and audit workflows
- CSV exports available for tax and regulatory reporting workflows
Banks and Wealth Managers
- Monitor staking portfolios across multiple funds or clients from one dashboard
- Single interface replaces chain-specific integrations for each network
- Customization available: new data methods implemented on request
Finance and Compliance Teams
- Direct API and export access, no manual data wrangling before reporting
- Millisecond response times with 200 RPS capacity for high-volume data retrieval
- P2P.org uses this same data internally for its own accounting and analytical processes
Resources
Documentation and Integration Resources
Staking Data Overview
Full documentation covering architecture, key features, supported networks, and authentication.
Getting Started
Step-by-step integration guide with cURL and Python examples for retrieving network, validator, and delegator data.
Network and Validator Methods
Full method reference for network supply data, staking periods, validator state, statuses, and exit queue data.
Delegator Methods
Full method reference for delegator stake, reward history, and per-period aggregation options.
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P2P.org by numbers
We are the leading institutional-grade staking provider, delivering maximum network rewards with secure access to emerging opportunities across 40+ blockchain networks.
One integration across
40+ networks
Trusted Institutional Digital Assets
$10B+
Slashing Events Since 2018
Zero
Operating products since
2018
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.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Help centerThis page covers the product: what data is available and who uses it. The Staking Data API page is the developer integration surface, aimed at teams building data pipelines and custom integrations against the same underlying data.
Seven networks today, including Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot, Cosmos and Cardano. Coverage expands continuously — contact the team about networks not yet listed.
Data is served with millisecond response times, at up to 200 requests per second for high-volume retrieval.
Ethereum has no historical depth limit, and history is available down to epoch level, which is what supports accounting and audit workflows.
Yes. Delegator Data covers stake and reward history per period, reward history by type (consensus and execution), cumulative rewards, and daily or per-epoch aggregation — normalized across all supported networks.
Yes. New data methods can be implemented on request as part of an enterprise engagement.
Millisecond response times with 200 RPS capacity, sized for high-volume data retrieval.
A unified reporting layer that turns raw, chain-by-chain staking activity into clean, queryable data: validator performance, delegator reward history, network-level staking data, and exit and withdrawal status, all in one interface.