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Solana Staking

Stake Solana (SOL) to NuFi’s high-performance validator and you'll earn MEV rewards too — that's extra SOL for you, paid directly into your stake account

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Solana Staking APY

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NuFi Validator Uptime (30 days)

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Total Solana Staked

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Stakers worldwide

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Validator ID

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Non-custodial Solana staking, with support for five hardware wallets

You can stake Solana (SOL) direct to the blockchain inside NuFi's non-custodial wallet. When you stake via NuFi, your staked SOL remains in your wallet at all times; it isn't ever transferred and you retain complete ownership.

NuFi wallet supports Solana staking for Trezor, Ledger, Keystone, GridPlus and OneKey hardware wallets

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Why stake Solana with NuFi?

NuFi provides a non-custodial wallet with an easy-to-use Solana staking dashboard, plus a high-performing Solana validator with low fees and 8%+ APY

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Non-custodial SOL Staking

Staking via NuFi is non-custodial and native, i.e. direct to the blockchain. Staked SOL never leaves your wallet; you retain full ownership at all times.

High APY & Extra Rewards

NuFi’s Solana validator pays extra rewards to delegators, so your staked SOL earns more. These are called MEV rewards.

High-Performance Validator

NuFi operates a highly-available, highly-ranked validator with low commission fees. See how we rank here.

Auto-staked Rewards

Solana Staking rewards are received into your stake account every 2 to 3 days and are automatically staked.

Withdraw SOL Anytime

You can unstake all or just some of your SOL at any time; it becomes available when the current epoch ends.

Use a Hardware Wallet

NuFi wallet supports Solana staking for Trezor, Ledger, Keystone, OneKey and GridPlus hardware wallets.

Read more about Solana staking in our knowledge base here

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To start staking Solana, create a new wallet or restore your existing Solana wallet into NuFi

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Frequently Asked Questions

Staking Solana means unlocking its intrinsic voting power to support the security and operations of Solana blockchain.
While staked, the SOL in your wallet can be used by the blockchain to 'vote' when the blockchain needs to make a decision, for example when verifying new transactions and deciding if they should be included in the next block. By voting, staked SOL helps the Solana blockchain to reach a consensus without giving authority to a single entity.
As a thank you for staking (and helping the blockchain run in a secure and decentralized way), you earn rewards in the form of additional SOL tokens paid directly into your stake account by the blockchain itself.
Read more about Solana staking here
You can stake SOL inside NuFi wallet from the Solana staking dashboard.
If you want to use your existing Solana account, you can restore your Solana accounts into NuFi’s interface using a recovery/seed phrase, or by syncing a hardware wallet. NuFi supports Trezor, Ledger, GridPlus, OneKey and Keystone devices for Solana.
When you’ve restored your Solana accounts into NuFi wallet’s interface, click Staking > Solana staking to create new Solana stake accounts and manage existing stake accounts.
Yes, staking is safe. When you stake Solana with a non-custodial wallet like NuFi, the SOL you stake does not leave your wallet. You retain full ownership and control of your staked SOL at all times.
Yes, you can stake Solana with your hardware wallet via NuFi wallet. NuFi is compatible with Trezor, Ledger, GridPlus, OneKey and Keystone devices for Solana.
Yes, you can unstake your SOL at any time; there are no minimum staking periods. You can choose to unstake all or just some (a custom amount) of your staked SOL.
When you unstake, the SOL becomes available to withdraw as soon as the current epoch ends (up to 2 days).