Unlock scalable rewardswith in-custody staking
Make your crypto assets work harder for you. Get safe, predictable staking rewards directly into your account with Finoa's institutional crypto-staking solution.
Optimize token efficiency
Minimize counterparty risk
Advance your strategy
Delegate reliably
Secure in-custody staking across 11 networks
How it works
1
Deposit your assets into your Finoa account.
2
Choose the assets to stake and select your validator.
3
Generate rewards directly into your Finoa account.
Finoa is a white-glove service compliant with the highest regulatory standards.
About usIt’s a pleasure working as a staking partner with Finoa. They understand the importance of staking for the security and operability of Proof-of-Stake networks and stable financial returns for those who participate, and the need to enable that through a trusted, highly secure, and regulated platform.
Lorien Gabel
CEO & Co-Founder at Figment
Staking FAQ
Staking crypto is safe so long as you respect the protocol rules and don't act against the interests of the network.
As an institutional investor, you benefit from added security by staking your crypto with a vetted staking validator, which can protect you against risks such as unwanted validator downtime.
You can learn more about staking risks from our introductory article.
Finoa offers a curated selection of staking tokens.
Currently, you can stake the tokens of Proof-of-Stake protocols Agoric (BLD), Audius (AUDIO), Axelar (AXL), Flow (FLOW), Mina (MINA), NEAR (NEAR), Oasis (ROSE), Polkadot (DOT) and SKALE (SKALE), with more constantly added.
As a crypto-native company, Finoa is well-rooted in the blockchain space. We are constantly scouting for new protocols at the bleeding-edge of crypto innovation to find projects with a strong vision and team, as well as sound tokenomics and high disruptive potential.
A staking validator is a node in a computer network whose task is to validate (or sign) new transactions and append them to the blockchain. In exchange for this, validators earn network fees, also known as staking rewards.