Figment's Staking API
Rapidly and easily deploy institutional staking
Figment suite of API’s enables exchanges, custodians, wallets and FinTechs to easily add end-to-end staking to their platforms and end users.
Figment's Staking API offers
Integrate with ease and stake faster
A 90% reduction in time to market for institutions
Full breadth of features
A unified open architecture covering all major protocols to easily build staking flows
Drive revenue growth
Unlock a new source of revenue while reducing engineering, operational, and infrastructure costs
How does Figment's
Staking API work?
Our Staking API abstracts away all network-specific work and translates protocol-specific content into a unified transaction format - a single API - offering a simplified user experience. It takes a standardized input for each transaction type and returns a protocol-specific transaction object that is fully ready to be signed and broadcast to the network. Our Staking API enables a full suite of staking transactions, including sending, depositing, staking, un-staking, and re-delegating tokens as well as claiming rewards.
Staking made easy
Integrating and staking new tokens can be a time-consuming and expensive process. Limited engineering resources and a lack of detailed protocol knowledge often combine to hinder the deployment of staking. Figment’s Staking API addresses these challenges by providing a single interface that connects to the major protocols, enabling clients to offer staking in a matter of days.
Figment’s Staking API helps power several of the largest digital asset institutions globally.
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Learn more about Staking
Figment is the world’s leading provider of blockchain infrastructure. We provide the most comprehensive staking solution for our over 200+ institutional clients including exchanges, wallets, foundations, custodians, and large token holders to earn rewards on their crypto assets.
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