Professional Staking
P2P Validator — Ethereum Staking Provider Profile
P2P.org is a top-tier non-custodial staking provider with the largest ETH validator count among dedicated staking companies.
3.4%Est. APY
5.0%Network Share
51,000+Validators
5–10%Fee
Overview
P2P.org is one of the largest non-custodial staking providers globally, with over 51,000 ETH validators making it the biggest dedicated staking company on Ethereum. They serve 30,000+ delegators across 40+ networks. P2P's non-custodial model means clients maintain control of withdrawal credentials while P2P handles technical operations.
Validators & Performance
P2P validators consistently rank in the top tier with 99.2%+ attestation effectiveness. Their scale provides statistical advantages, and their MEV optimization generates above-average yields for clients.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Active Validators | 51,000+ |
| Network Share | 5.0% |
| Estimated APY | 3.4% |
| Minimum Stake | 32 ETH |
| Commission Fee | 5–10% |
| Founded | 2018 |
| Staking Type | Professional Staking |
How to Stake with P2P Validator
- Visit p2p.org and create an account
- Select Ethereum staking and choose between custodial or non-custodial options
- Generate withdrawal keys (non-custodial) or use P2P custody
- Deposit ETH to the Ethereum deposit contract
- P2P deploys and monitors your validators 24/7
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is P2P.org non-custodial?
P2P.org offers both custodial and non-custodial staking. In non-custodial mode, clients generate and control withdrawal credentials while P2P manages validator operations.
What is P2P's fee?
P2P charges 5–10% depending on the staking arrangement and volume. Institutional clients with large validator counts typically receive lower fees.
How many validators does P2P run?
P2P runs over 51,000 Ethereum validators, making them the largest dedicated (non-exchange, non-protocol) staking provider on Ethereum.
What other chains does P2P support?
P2P supports 40+ chains including Cosmos, Solana, Polkadot, Cardano, Near, Avalanche, Tezos, and many others.