Meet Evernodes
Enterprise-grade validators,
built to stay online
Evernodes runs validator nodes across proof-of-stake networks, monitored around the clock and kept in the active set. Built for institutions. Open to everyone.
- AUM
- 45m+
- Customers
- 33k+
- Servers
- 400+
- Uptime
- 99.9%
Trusted by Top Organizations
- Agoric
- AIOZ Network
- Akash
- Allora
- Althea
- Amitis Network
- Andromeda
- Aptos
- Archway
- Arkeo
- AssetMantle
- AtomOne
- Aura Network
- Avalanche
- Axelar
- Axone
- Babylon Genesis
- Band Protocol
- BeeZee
- BitBadges
- BitCanna
- BitSong
- BNB Smart Chain
- C4E
- Carbon
- Celestia
- Cheqd
- Chihuahua
Proof of stake, explained simply
Most of today’s biggest blockchains run on proof of stake. Here is what that means, in four steps.
- 01
Blockchains need validators
Networks like Ethereum and Solana are kept running by computers called validators. They check every transaction and add new blocks to the chain.
- 02
Validators lock up a stake
To take part, a validator must lock up tokens as a stake: proof that it will play by the rules. If it cheats or stays offline too long, the network can take part of it.
- 03
The network pays for the work
Every day, the network rewards validators that do the job well, from newly created tokens and the fees people pay to use it.
- 04
Staking means sharing in it
Staking is putting your funds behind a validator. Its stake grows, and you share in the rewards it earns. Below is how Evernodes makes that simple.
How Evernodes works
People delegate to us, we run the validator, and the rewards it earns are paid out daily. That is the whole of it.
- 01
You add funds
Deposit USDT from any wallet or exchange. Your balance sits in your account until you choose what to do with it.
- 02
You pick a network
Each pool is one Proof-of-Stake network, with its own commission, unbonding period and reward rate.
- 03
We run the validator
Your delegation joins the pool. We operate the node that helps secure that network, keep it online and keep it in the active set.
- 04
You are paid every day
Rewards come from the blocks the validator produces and the fees it collects. What you receive follows what the validator earns, credited to you every day. Take rewards out whenever you like; your delegation is released after the network's unbonding period.
Compare the networks we validate
Commission and unbonding period, side by side. Members see each pool’s daily rate and minimum once signed in.
Sign in to see rates and minimums
Each pool's daily rate, its range and its minimum are shown to members once they sign in.
| Chain | Status | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cosmoshub-4 | 5% | 21d | Open | |
| osmosis-1 | 8% | 14d | Paused | |
| polkadot | 8% | 2d | Open | |
| 1 | 8% | 10d | Open | |
| 56 | 7% | 7d | Open | |
| 137 | 8% | 4d | Open |
Network rate is what the chain itself paid when it was last measured, shown with its source when you open a row. It is not a rate Evernodes offers, and it varies with network conditions and total stake.
Funding your account
You fund in a dollar stablecoin and delegate from that balance, so what you deposit and what your balance says are the same number. Send on one of these networks.
USDT
- Tron (TRC-20)
- BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20)
- Polygon
- Ethereum (ERC-20)
USDC
- Polygon
- Solana
- BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20)
BTC
- Bitcoin
ETH
- Ethereum (ERC-20)
BNB
- BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20)
TRX
- Tron (TRC-20)
SOL
- Solana
POL
- Polygon
- The network has to match on both ends. Funds sent on a network not listed here cannot be recovered by us or by anyone.
- Dollar stablecoins only. No BTC, ETH or other volatile assets. Crediting one would mean pricing it at the moment it arrives, and a wrong price there creates balance that was never funded.
Delegate your own assets
Put USDT into a pool and take a share of what its validator earns.
- 145 networks are listed, each with its own commission and unbonding period.
- Rewards come from the blocks the validator produces. What you receive follows what the validator earns, shared every day between delegators, our commission and the infrastructure fund.
- Withdraw rewards at any time. What you delegated is released once that network’s unbonding period ends.
Have us run your validators
Validator-as-a-Service for teams that need infrastructure, not a retail pool.
- We are not running a validator yet. The first will be published on our transparency page, with its address, the day it starts signing.
- Infrastructure, monitoring, upgrades and key management are handled by our team, not yours.
- Commission and reporting are agreed per engagement, not the standard rates shown on the retail pools.
How the rewards split works
When a validator earns rewards from a protocol, that amount is split three ways. The rates are fixed per pool and shown before you delegate anything.
- Paid to delegators
- 80%–83%
- Infrastructure fund
- 12%
- Commission
- 5%
Divided between everyone in the pool, in proportion to what each person delegated.
Funds the servers, monitoring and validators we launch on the next networks.
Our operating revenue for running the validator and the platform.
These are the rates on Cosmos Hub. Rates vary slightly by pool; see the exact split for each network in the table above. What a pool pays follows what its validator earns, so it changes from day to day and is not a guarantee.
What you should know before you start
- Rewards vary. They depend on network inflation, how much is staked overall, and validator performance. They are not fixed and they are not guaranteed.
- What you delegate is at risk. Proof-of-Stake networks can penalise validators for downtime or misbehaviour (this is called ), and the penalty is shared by every delegator behind them.
- Funds are locked during . Each network sets its own period, from 0 to 30 days. During it you earn nothing and cannot withdraw.
- We hold your balance in your Evernodes account, not in a wallet you control, so you are trusting us to operate honestly and competently. Our transparency page shows what we hold and how it moves.