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Institutional Staking and Vaults for Payment Apps

Staking and vaults. No rebuild required.

P2P.org provides payment apps non-custodial staking infrastructure across 35+ proof-of-stake networks via the Unified API, with pooled ETH staking available below the 32 ETH minimum. Protected Vaults add a treasury earn layer: transparent, overcollateralized, and non-custodial. Integration path depends on the platform's existing wallet or account architecture. Contact our team for configuration guidance.

Non-Custodial Infrastructure for Payment Apps

Payment apps exploring staking or onchain features need infrastructure that fits around an existing account and wallet architecture without requiring a rebuild.

ETH stake size

No minimum

Architecture

Non-custodial

Staking access

Widget

App branding

White-label

Integration path

Unified API

RPC coverage

220+ networks

Security & Compliance

SOC 2 Type IISumsub Risk Intolerant SentinelISO/IEC 27001:2022BSSC Member

Products

Products for Payment Apps

*Protected refers to security and operational controls, not a guarantee of returns.

Unified API

One key across 35+ proof-of-stake networks. The baseline integration path for payment apps adding staking or onchain features to their product.

Pooled Staking API

ETH staking below the 32 ETH minimum for consumer-facing payment products. White-label vaults, full lifecycle via API, no minimum deposit size.

Wallet Data API

Balance, transaction history, and DeFi positions across supported networks. Relevant only if the payment app has its own wallet or account surface.

dRPC NodeCloud

Managed multi-chain RPC access across 220+ networks for payment apps with their own onchain infrastructure needs.

Widget

Staking and onchain protocol access embedded via iframe or webview. White-label, configurable to any brand. Live in Ledger Wallet.

Protected Vaults*

Treasury Earn: a simple parking layer for stablecoin liquidity, on transparent, overcollateralized markets, backed by Protected Plus.

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Browse Products by Audience

Fintechs

Non-custodial staking and Protected Vaults for consumer-facing fintech platforms, white-label.

Wallets

Embedded staking and onchain yield inside a wallet interface, non-custodial and white-label.

Neobanks

White-label ETH staking below the 32 ETH minimum, embedded in a neobank's consumer app.

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.

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Networks supported

35+

Institutional digital assets secured

$10B+

Dedicated support

Global

Operating infrastructure since

2018

Institutional clients

190+

Slashing events track record

Zero

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes. Payment apps integrate through the Unified API, which covers staking across 35+ proof-of-stake networks with one key, and can add pooled ETH staking, Protected Vaults for treasury earn, and the Widget for an embedded user experience. The integration path is chosen to fit the app's existing account and wallet architecture.

Yes. The Pooled Staking API pools user deposits into white-label vaults, so each user can stake any amount of ETH while P2P.org runs the validators. Deposits, rewards, exits and withdrawals are handled via API with no minimum deposit size for end users.

Yes. P2P.org never takes custody of user or treasury assets. Every transaction is signed within the payment app's own key management setup, P2P.org only generates unsigned transactions and operates the validator layer, and staked assets remain under the app's or user's control throughout.

Yes. Treasury-side products such as Protected Vaults and native staking via the Unified API do not require a user-facing wallet. Consumer-facing products like the Wallet Data API and the Widget apply only when the payment app exposes its own wallet or account surface.

Contact our team. The right configuration depends on the platform's custody model, account architecture and whether staking is offered to end users or run on treasury balances. P2P.org reviews the setup and recommends the integration path before any build starts.