Customizable staking

Earn rewards and participate in network validation with customizable staking built for institutions.

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Staking the way it should be

Optimized rewards
Access validators that deliver seamless rewards.
Wide asset support
Stake assets across an array of blockchain networks.
Reporting
View detailed block-level transaction records, streamlined for compliance, accounting and performance tracking.

Features designed for institutions

Staking Ethereum from Vault
Custodial staking
Stake directly from assets held in Kraken Custody.
Stakeable assets
Non-custodial staking
Earn rewards while retaining full control of your holdings, across 40 protocols.

Why Kraken?

Security and compliance
Resilient operations and unmatched security with a global regulatory footprint.
Dedicated 24/7/365 support
Around-the-clock support complemented by dedicated relationship managers focused on institutional clients.

Get in touch with Kraken Institutional

Complete the form below and a member of Kraken Institutional will contact you to discuss your priorities.

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Geographic restrictions apply. Projected annual rate is an estimate based on the average staking rewards accrued over the past period, before commission, and is subject to change. Staking involves risks including no guarantee of rewards, potential loss from slashing or hacks, and depreciation in the value of assets while staked. Please refer to Kraken's Terms of Service for additional information.

What are the risks of staking? Before you stake cryptoassets on Kraken, you should know that: APRs are indicative and may vary over time. APRs do not include Kraken’s commission. Your commission will vary depending on the number of assets staked. You retain full ownership of your staked assets. Staking involves risks including no guarantee of rewards, and potential loss from slashing, hacks, or depreciation in the value of assets while staked. Learn more about how Kraken calculates APRs and commissions and the risks of staking.