TON staking

Stake GRAM in nomination pools, TON Whales pools, Chorus One pools, or P2P.org pools, with a liquid tsTON option through Tonstakers.

Stake GRAM (TON’s native token, renamed from TON) on The Open Network through nomination pools or a named pool provider. Each yield delegates to pools rather than a single validator directly.

The native token was rebranded from TON to GRAM. yield.xyz keeps the network name “TON” and the existing ton-* yield IDs for compatibility; the staked and reward token is GRAM.

Yields

Yield ID	Staking type	Provider	Validator selection
ton-ton-nomination-staking	Pooled	Various nomination pools	Required
ton-ton-ton-whales-pools-staking	Pooled	TON Whales	Required
ton-ton-chorus-one-pools-staking	Pooled	Chorus One	Required
ton-ton-P2P-pools-staking	Pooled	P2P.org	Required
ton-ton-tston-staking	Liquid	Tonstakers	Not applicable

ton-ton-tston-staking is documented on its DeFi liquid-staking page. This section covers the four pooled yields.

Choosing a pool yield

• Nomination pools: the standard pool set, minimum 10,001 GRAM.
• TON Whales pools: community-run pools, minimum determined on-chain per pool.
• Chorus One pools: Chorus One’s own pools, same mechanics as TON Whales pools.
• P2P.org pools (ton-ton-P2P-pools-staking): P2P.org’s own pool, same module and mechanics as TON Whales pools.

All four share the same enter and exit shape: amount and a required validatorAddress (the pool address). Staking and unstaking both pass through the pool’s validation cycle before they settle, and a WITHDRAW pending action claims GRAM that has returned from the elector.

Related

Non-EVM staking coverage

Compare every non-EVM staking integration.

Preferred validators

How pool/validator selection works for these yields.

Actions

Enter, exit, and manage a position through the Yield API.

Networks

Non-EVM network reference.