ETH StakingThree options. One place.

Choose the option that fits your ETH holdings, liquidity needs, and technical expertise.

Non-custodial native staking

From 32 ETH · Est. 2.78% APY

Native protocol rewardsYou control withdrawalsNo third-party protocol risk

Reward simulator

Enter a staking amount to estimate your potential rewards over different time periods.

ETH
Estimated APY:2.78%
Daily rewards0.0024 ETH≈$4.6
Monthly rewards0.074 ETH≈$141.1
Yearly rewards0.890 ETH≈$1693.3

*Service fees not included. See the imToken App for details.

How it works

Stake ETHRewards are sent to your walletValidate transactionsEarn rewards
You
  • Stake 32 ETH or more directly from your wallet
  • Store your private keys offline with an imKey hardware wallet for added security
imToken's professional validator infrastructureWe handle validator operation, monitoring, and maintenance
Multi-region nodesDistributed infrastructure for reliable operation
24/7 monitoringReal-time alerts and rapid response
Risk managementHelps reduce slashing risk and maintain validator health
Key isolationValidator keys are isolated from withdrawal keys and user assets.
Ethereum network
  • Earn block rewards
  • Participate in network validation
  • Transparent and verifiable anytime

Liquid staking

Start small · Est. 2.18% APR

No 32 ETH minimumAccess DeFi opportunitiesMaintain asset liquidity
Powered byLido

Reward simulator

Enter a staking amount to estimate your potential rewards over different time periods.

ETH
Estimated APR:2.18%
Daily rewards0.0003 ETH≈$0.6
Monthly rewards0.009 ETH≈$17.3
Yearly rewards0.109 ETH≈$207.6

*Service fees not included. See the imToken App for details.

How it works

Lido as an example

You
  • Start small
  • Withdraw anytime
DeFi use cases
  • Transfer or use stETH across supported DeFi apps
Liquid staking token
  • Receive stETH representing your staked ETH position
Lido protocolSmart contracts manage ETH deposits, stETH issuance, and withdrawals
01Deposit ETHETH enters the Lido staking pool
02Mint stETHstETH represents your staking position
03Deposit to EthereumSubmit ETH to the Ethereum deposit contract
04Assign validatorsValidators are operated by node operators
Ethereum network
  • Validators participate in consensus and generate rewards
Node operators
  • Node operators perform validation
  • Rewards are distributed by protocol rules
Stake ETHIssue stETHMaintain liquidityCreate validatorsThe protocol allocates staking deposits to node operatorsRewards are reflected in your stETH balance
You
  • Start small
  • Withdraw anytime
Lido protocolSmart contracts manage ETH deposits, stETH issuance, and withdrawals
01Deposit ETHETH enters the Lido staking pool
02Mint stETHstETH represents your staking position
03Deposit to EthereumSubmit ETH to the Ethereum deposit contract
04Assign validatorsValidators are operated by node operators
Ethereum network
  • Validators participate in consensus and generate rewards
Node operators
  • Node operators perform validation
  • Rewards are distributed by protocol rules
Liquid staking token
  • Receive stETH representing your staked ETH position
DeFi use cases
  • Transfer or use stETH across supported DeFi apps

Home staking

32 ETH minimum · Est. 2.62% APY

Full operational controlHighly customizableEarn all validator rewards

Reward simulator

Enter a staking amount to estimate your potential rewards over different time periods.

ETH
Estimated APY:2.62%
Daily rewards0.0023 ETH≈$4.4
Monthly rewards0.070 ETH≈$132.8
Yearly rewards0.837 ETH≈$1593.0

How it works

Set up equipmentRewards return to walletParticipate in consensusProtocol rewards
You
  • Have 32 ETH
  • Create and maintain your own validator
Self-run validator workspaceA local node system that requires long-term online maintenance
Execution clientSyncs transactions and execution state
Consensus layer clientSyncs with the consensus layer and participates in consensus
Validator clientSubmits block proposals and attestations
Keys and withdrawal credentialsGenerated, stored, and backed up by you
Ethereum network
  • Receives blocks and attestations submitted by validators