A crypto staking platform that keeps your users' coins on your exchange
Create staking products for any coin you list, with several lock periods and a reward for each. Users subscribe in two clicks, the reward is paid automatically when the term ends, and you decide every rate and limit.
Why exchanges offer staking
Coins that sit idle in a wallet are easy to move to another exchange. Coins earning a reward for 30 or 90 days are not. Staking gives holders a reason to keep their balance with you between trades, and gives you a clear picture of how much will stay locked and until when.
It also works as marketing. A high rate on a short USDT product, or a new listing paired with a staking campaign, brings in deposits that often end up being traded.
Locked balances
Know which funds stay on the exchange and for how long.
Campaigns
Pair a new listing with a short, attractive staking product.
Retention
Users with active stakes come back to check them.
Your rules
Every rate, term and limit is set by your team.
Designing staking products
A product belongs to one coin. For each product you set:
- The terms users can choose, for example 7, 30, 60 and 90 days
- A reward rate for each term, so longer locks can earn more
- The minimum and maximum a user can stake
- Whether the product is live or hidden
You can run several products for the same coin, for example a short 7-day USDT product next to a 90-day one with a better rate.
Subscribing takes two clicks
The staking page lists every product with its best rate. Opening a product shows each term with its rate, the amount the user can stake, their available balance and a "Max" button. Before confirming, the user sees the estimated reward, the date the stake starts counting and the redemption date.
Active stakes appear in the user's staking history with the amount, term, expected reward and maturity date. When the term ends, principal and reward return to the user's wallet without them doing anything.
How rewards and early redemption work
Reward for the term
The rate you set for a term is the reward for that whole term. 2% on a 30-day term means 2% of the stake after 30 days.
Paid at maturity
A scheduled job pays principal plus reward on the maturity date and closes the stake.
Early redemption
Users can take their coins back before the end. They get the principal; the reward is forfeited.
Rewards are paid by the exchange from its own funds. Set rates you can cover, and use the admin overview of locked amounts and upcoming maturities to plan for them.
Staking in the admin panel
- Create, edit and hide products
- See active stakes, stakers and the total locked per product
- Browse every subscription with its user, amount, term and status
- A staking transactions report for finance
Staking sits next to the launchpad under Earn, and both are part of the Business package.
Crypto staking platform questions
Which package includes staking?
Coin and token staking is part of the Business package and above. See pricing.
Which coins can be staked?
Any coin or token you list on the exchange. You create a product for each coin you want to offer.
Is this on-chain staking?
No. It is exchange staking: users lock their balance on your platform for a term, and the exchange pays the reward. No validator setup is needed.
How is the reward calculated?
The rate you set for a term applies to the whole term. A 5% rate on a 60-day term pays 5% of the stake when the 60 days end.
Can users withdraw early?
Yes. Early redemption returns the principal right away, and the reward is forfeited.
Can I limit how much one user stakes?
Yes. Each product has a minimum and a maximum stake per user.
