ETH Staking
Non-Custodial Stake

ETH Staking

ETH Staking lets you put ETH to work from your own wallet through the Ethereum validator layer. Stake ETH, receive liquid stETH, and review every live detail before you sign.

  • Wallet-controlled
  • Liquid stETH receipt
  • Live network costs
  • Clear unstake flow
Stake Preview
Stake
ETHETH Amount in app
You receive
stETHstETH Balance in app
Est. APR Live rate in app
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Preview only · wallet signature required · live values in app

How it works

ETH Staking in three steps

Start with the asset you already hold, inspect the staking route, and confirm only when the app shows the live amount, rate, time, and network cost clearly.

Step 01

Connect your wallet

Open the app and connect a self-custody wallet. Your keys stay with you, and every transaction requires your own wallet signature.

Step 02

Choose ETH to stake

Enter the amount in the live app. The preview keeps the page number-free while the dashboard shows the exact quote, expected receipt asset, timing, and fees.

Step 03

Receive stETH

Confirm the stake from your wallet and receive a liquid stETH position. The stETH receipt token reflects staked ETH exposure while rewards accrue through the protocol.

Why stake ETH

Keep ETH productive without handing over custody

Liquid position

Instead of waiting on a static staking receipt, stETH gives you a liquid token that can be held, tracked, or used where supported by DeFi apps.

Rewards accrue over time

Rewards come from validators securing Ethereum. You can follow public validator activity on-chain while the app shows the live rate before you act.

Exit path visible

The app separates staking, holding, and unstaking decisions so you can inspect the available route, timing, and wallet prompts before committing.

ETH Staking starts on Ethereum and follows stETH support across compatible EVM networks listed by the EVM network directory.

Ethereum Arbitrum Optimism Base Polygon
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FAQ

ETH Staking questions

01

What is ETH Staking?

ETH Staking is the process of putting ETH into Ethereum proof-of-stake validation so it can help secure the network and earn protocol rewards.

02

What do I receive when I stake?

The app previews ETH as the asset you stake and stETH as the liquid receipt asset. Exact balances and rates appear inside the dashboard before signing.

03

How long does staking or unstaking take?

Timing depends on network conditions, protocol queues, and the route you choose. The app shows the current estimate before you approve a transaction.

04

What does it cost?

You pay Ethereum or network gas plus any protocol costs shown in the app. Check live gas costs and review the dashboard quote before signing.

05

Is ETH Staking safe?

Self-custody reduces counterparty exposure, but staking still involves smart contract, validator, liquidity, and market risks. Review every wallet prompt and only stake what you understand.

06

Which chains and assets are supported?

The core route is ETH to stETH, with availability depending on the network and wallet. See the full list on the supported chains page.

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