Staking Providers
23 exchanges, protocols, and infrastructure providers offering staking. We list who is custodial vs non-custodial so you know exactly who holds your keys.
Major US-listed exchange offering in-app staking for several PoS assets, custodying keys on the user's behalf.
Long-running US exchange with one of the earliest exchange staking programs.
The world's largest crypto exchange by volume, with locked and flexible staking products across many assets.
US brokerage that added crypto staking for ETH and SOL, aimed at retail investors already using its trading app.
Exchange and card issuer with tiered staking rewards tied to its native CRO token and loyalty program.
Global exchange offering both flexible and fixed-term staking across a broad asset list.
Derivatives-focused exchange that has expanded into spot staking products for major PoS assets.
Exchange with a wide long-tail listing base and 'Pool-X' style staking products.
New York-regulated exchange offering staking with an emphasis on compliance and custody transparency.
One of the oldest continuously operating exchanges, with a European regulatory footprint.
Social trading platform that layers staking rewards on top of its brokerage crypto offering.
The US-market affiliate of Binance, operating as a separately regulated entity.
The largest non-custodial liquid staking protocol; deposits are spread across a curated set of node operators.
A permissionless liquid staking protocol where anyone can run a node with as little as 8 ETH (plus RPL collateral).
Solana's original liquid staking protocol, distributing delegations across a broad validator set.
Combines Solana liquid staking with MEV reward distribution through its jitoSOL token.
Liquid staking hub for the Cosmos ecosystem, issuing st-assets for many IBC-connected chains.
One of the largest independent validator operators, supporting delegation across dozens of PoS networks.
Institutional-grade staking infrastructure provider serving exchanges, custodians and funds.
White-label staking infrastructure used by wallets, exchanges and fintechs to offer staking under their own brand.
Large validator operator providing staking-as-a-service to institutions across dozens of networks.
Hardware-wallet companion app that lets self-custody users delegate directly from their device.
Mobile self-custody wallet with built-in staking flows for several major PoS assets.