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Delegate SUI, WAL and IKA through your own wallet. Track validator performance and variable staking rewards while keeping control of your keys.Stake SUI
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Bringing tangible value to PoS projects & their communities3-Step guideActivation, rewards and withdrawal timing
depend on your chosen network
depend on your chosen network
Select a network
Choose a supported staking network and review its delegation rules.
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Connect your wallet
Use a wallet compatible with your chosen network.
02
Delegate & track
Review validator fees, confirm your delegation and track rewards once active.
03
Supported networks
Staking availability differs by network. Canton participation covers validator infrastructure. Testnet entries are for network testing.
mainnet
Sui Network
mainnet
Walrus Protocol
mainnet
Supra Network
mainnet
Canton
mainnet
Ika
testnet
Sui Network
testnet
Canton
testnet
Ika
Security & benefits
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Validator monitoringInfrastructure monitoring and technical support.
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Transparent feesValidator fee clearly shown before you sign.
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Reward trackingReward timing and compounding depend on the network.
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Non‑custodialKeep control of your keys when delegating through your wallet.
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Custom supportOur team is here to help you every step of the way.
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Best infrastructureBare metal by best providers.
What is staking?
Staking lets you delegate tokens to support a network and receive protocol rewards. Eligibility, activation and reward rules differ by network.
Are my funds locked and for how long?
Withdrawal rules depend on the network. Native Sui unstaking returns principal and accumulated rewards in the transaction. Walrus withdrawals become available at a future epoch boundary, depending on when you request them. Check the current network rules before staking.
What rewards can I expect?
Rewards vary with protocol parameters, network activity, validator performance and commission. APR and APY are estimates, can change and do not guarantee future rewards.
What fees do you charge?
We take a validator commission (shown before you delegate). There are also on‑chain transaction fees charged by the network.
Is staking non‑custodial?
When you delegate through your own wallet, you retain control of your keys. Staked tokens are subject to network rules and may not be immediately spendable.
How often are rewards distributed?
Timing and compounding depend on the protocol. Sui accounts for rewards at epoch boundaries. Other networks have their own activation, accrual, claim and withdrawal schedules.
How do I undelegate or move my stake?
Use a compatible wallet or staking app to request unstaking. Follow the network withdrawal process, including any waiting period or separate withdrawal transaction, before transferring or staking your tokens again.
Does Canton offer token delegation?
Canton validators provide network access and infrastructure; running a validator does not require staking Canton Coin. Our Canton listing represents network participation. Contact us for details about Canton services.