Solana Staking
Solana Staking helps SOL holders use native delegated staking from their own wallet. Compare validator details, preview timing and costs, then stake without handing over custody.
- Non-custodial
- SOL staking
- Validator choice
- Live preview in app
SOL
Amount in app
Validator
Selection in app
Preview only · non-custodial · final details appear before signing
Stake SOL in three steps
Solana Staking keeps the flow direct: connect, choose a validator, and sign from your wallet. The app shows the live quote, validator information, activation state, and transaction details before you approve.
Connect your wallet
Open the app with a Solana wallet that follows modern wallet connection standards. You keep your private keys and approve every transaction yourself.
Pick a validator
Review validator commission, activity, and performance context. Independent validator performance data can help you understand the tradeoffs before delegating.
Delegate SOL
Enter the SOL amount, preview the stake account action, and sign. Your delegated stake supports proof-of-stake consensus while rewards accrue according to network and validator conditions.
Put idle SOL to work without leaving self-custody
Delegate, do not deposit
Native Solana staking assigns voting weight to a validator while your wallet remains the authority over the stake account.
Preview live conditions
Estimated rewards, validator commission, activation state, and network fees can move. The dashboard surfaces live details before you sign.
Stay flexible
Deactivate when you choose, then withdraw once the stake account is inactive. Timing follows the Solana network, not a fixed app promise.
This Solana Staking route focuses on SOL delegation on Solana, with stake account status visible through a public Solana explorer.
Solana Staking questions
What is Solana Staking?
Solana Staking is the process of delegating SOL to a validator so your stake can help secure the network and become eligible for staking rewards.
Is this non-custodial?
Yes. You connect your own wallet, keep control of your keys, and sign each transaction yourself. Delegating SOL does not give a validator ownership of your tokens.
How long does staking take?
Activation and deactivation follow Solana epoch timing and current network conditions. The app shows live status so you can see when stake is activating, active, deactivating, or inactive.
What does it cost?
You pay Solana network transaction fees, and validator commission affects rewards. Any app route details, network costs, and validator terms appear before you confirm.
Which asset and chain are supported?
This page is built for SOL staking on Solana. See the current routing scope on the supported chains page.
What are the main safety checks?
Review the validator, commission, destination, wallet prompt, and transaction details before signing. Staking involves validator, network, wallet, and smart-contract risks.