EVM Staking

Native staking on EVM-compatible networks with unified action flows

Native staking on EVM networks using standardized action flows. Approvals are handled automatically where required.

For current availability, use the Providers catalog and filter by network. The docs describe the integration model; the API reflects live availability.

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Supported EVM networks

Mainnets

Network	Chain	Example Yield IDs
Ethereum	ethereum	ethereum-eth-*-staking, ethereum-matic-native-staking
Avalanche	avalanche	avalanche-avax-native-staking
BNB Chain	bsc	bsc-bnb-native-staking
Polygon	polygon	polygon-matic-native-staking
Arbitrum	arbitrum	arbitrum-grt-native-staking
Base	base	Query catalog
Celo	celo	celo-celo-native-staking
Core	core	core-core-native-staking
Cronos	cronos	cronos-cro-native-staking
Gnosis	gnosis	Query catalog
Harmony	harmony	harmony-one-native-staking
HyperEVM	hyperevm	Query catalog
Linea	linea	Query catalog
Optimism	optimism	Query catalog
Sonic	sonic	sonic-s-native-staking
Unichain	unichain	Query catalog
Viction	viction	Query catalog

Testnets

• Base-Sepolia
• Ethereum-Goerli
• Ethereum-Holesky
• Ethereum-Sepolia
• Polygon-Amoy

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Integration pattern

All EVM staking follows the same flow:

1. Fetch yield metadata

   Get required arguments and mechanics from the yield endpoint.

2. Request action

   Call enter, exit, or manage with the required arguments.

3. Sign & submit

   Execute ordered transactions (approvals first if required).

4. Track balances

   Monitor lifecycle states and pending actions.

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Chain-specific pages

Ethereum

ETH, MATIC, GRT, APE, SNX

Avalanche

AVAX staking

BNB Chain

BNB staking

Arbitrum

GRT staking

Base

Base staking

Celo

CELO staking

Core

CORE staking

Cronos

CRO staking

Gnosis

Gnosis staking

Harmony

ONE staking

HyperEVM

HyperEVM staking

Linea

Linea staking

Optimism

Optimism staking

Polygon

MATIC staking

Sonic

S staking

Tron

TRX staking

Unichain

Unichain staking

Viction

Viction staking

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Common EVM patterns

Approval transactions

ERC-20 staking typically requires an approval transaction before the stake transaction. The API returns these as ordered steps — execute them sequentially.

Validator selection

Where applicable, staking yields accept a validatorAddress argument. Fetch available validators from the yield metadata or validators endpoint.

Gas estimation

The API returns gas estimates in the transaction object. Use these as starting points; adjust based on network conditions.

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Where to go next

Non-EVM Staking

Cosmos, Solana, Polkadot, and more

Liquid Staking

LST protocols

StakeKit

Full staking integration guide

API Reference

Discovery endpoints