Solo Staking
Solo Staking is the direct validator staking app for ETH holders who want independent control, transparent setup and live checks before signing. Build a validator path from your own wallet with no pooled custody.
- Non-custodial
- Validator control
- ETH staking
- Live setup checks
ETH
Amount in app
Validator
Status in app
Preview only · non-custodial · validator details in the app
Solo Staking in three real steps
Solo staking means you run your own validator path instead of joining a pool. The app keeps the workflow focused: prepare, fund and monitor from a wallet you control.
Connect your wallet
Open the app and connect your self-custody wallet. You keep the keys, review every prompt and decide what gets signed.
Prepare the validator
Review the deposit path, withdrawal address, hardware readiness and uptime responsibilities against the Ethereum Launchpad flow before committing.
Stake and monitor
Confirm from your wallet, track activation status and follow validator performance as Ethereum staking rewards accrue on-chain.
Validator rewards without pooled custody
Control the validator
Solo staking keeps the validator relationship direct: your wallet, your withdrawal credentials and your operating choices.
Know the time tradeoff
Validator activation, exits and withdrawals depend on network queues. The dashboard surfaces live status so you are not guessing at the next step.
Price the real cost
Solo staking cost is more than gas. Consider the validator deposit, hardware, maintenance, internet uptime and the risk of penalties before you sign.
Solo Staking focuses on ETH validator staking and related beacon chain visibility where supported.
Solo Staking questions
What is Solo Staking?
Solo Staking is running an ETH validator independently instead of delegating to a pool. You keep custody, choose your setup and manage validator responsibilities directly.
How is it different from liquid staking?
Liquid staking gives you a receipt token. Solo staking gives you direct validator exposure, which can offer more control but also requires uptime, key management and active monitoring.
How are staking rewards generated?
Rewards come from validators proposing and attesting to blocks under proof of stake. Actual results vary with network conditions, validator performance and penalties.
Is Solo Staking non-custodial?
Yes. The app is built around self-custody: you connect your wallet, review transaction details and sign from your own wallet before any on-chain action.
What does it cost?
Costs can include the validator deposit, network fees, hardware, maintenance and uptime. The app shows live transaction costs before confirmation, without inventing a fixed fee.
Which chains and assets are supported?
ETH validator staking is the core asset path, with supported environments listed separately. See the full list on the supported chains page.