Institutional Staking and Vaults for HNWIs and Family Offices
Staking and vaults. Full custody kept.
P2P.org gives high-net-worth individuals and family offices non-custodial staking access across 35+ proof-of-stake networks, cross-chain portfolio visibility via the Wallet Data API, and reward reporting via Staking Data. Protected Vaults add curated single-strategy yield access with transparent parameters and institutional-grade infrastructure underneath. Assets remain under client control throughout.
Trusted Infra for Modern Wealth Management
High-net-worth individuals and family offices managing digital asset positions need staking infrastructure that keeps assets under their control, produces auditable reward records, and integrates with existing wealth management structures.
Custody model
Non-custodial
Portfolio visibility
Wallet Data API
Reward history via
Staking data
Structured for
Tax reporting
Security & Compliance
Products
Products for HNWIs and Family Offices
*Protected refers to security and operational controls, not a guarantee of returns.
Wallet Data API
Cross-chain portfolio visibility: token balances, transaction history, DeFi positions, and P&L across supported networks for private clients managing digital asset portfolios.
Staking Data
Protocol-issued reward history, validator performance, and withdrawal status across 7 networks. Structured for private accounting, tax reporting, and advisor-level reporting.
Protected Vaults*
Build an institutional yield portfolio without the complexity of a multi-strategy fund. Transparent, non-custodial vaults, one source of alpha each.
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Funds and VCs needing non-custodial staking that integrates with existing compliance and reporting workflows.
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 centerThrough non-custodial staking across 35+ proof-of-stake networks: P2P.org prepares the staking transactions and operates the validator layer, while you or your custodian sign every transaction. Private clients typically onboard through their family office, wealth manager or custodian; contact us to set it up.
No. P2P.org never takes custody of client assets. Keys and withdrawal addresses stay with you or your chosen custodian, and every transaction is signed within that setup.
The Wallet Data API returns token balances, transaction history, DeFi positions and P&L across supported networks in one interface, giving a consolidated cross-chain view of a private portfolio.
Staking Data provides protocol-issued reward history, validator performance and withdrawal status across 7 networks, structured so that private accountants and advisors can produce tax and accounting reports without reconstructing reward records per chain.
P2P.org has operated validator infrastructure since 2018 with a zero slashing events track record. Validators run across multiple node clients with continuous monitoring and automated failover. Slashing remains a protocol-level risk on every proof-of-stake network, so it is managed, not eliminated.
P2P.org is SOC 2 Type II attested and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified, and is a BSSC member. Compliance documentation is available on request through the Trust Center.
Yes. Protected Vaults are transparent, non-custodial vaults with one source of alpha each, so a private client can build an institutional yield portfolio without the complexity of a multi-strategy fund. Protected refers to security and operational controls, not a guarantee of returns.