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Run Your Own Validator
Running a Validator is a great way to support the network and contribute to the security of the network. It requires a local set up in your home. Running a Validator is a great way to foster decentralization. You can run a validator either at home on your own server, or set it up remotely in the cloud.
Reward Rate
5.01%
The reward rate is determined by calculating the average checkpoint reward over the last 30 days, multiplied by the number of checkpoints per year. This result is then divided by the staked tokens.
Minimum
1 MATIC
To run your own validator, you need to stake at least 1 MATIC or more than the balance of the 100th validator to join the active set of validators.
Lockup Time
21 days
To withdraw your staked tokens, you need to start the 21 day unbonding period. During this time, your staked MATIC will not accrue any new rewards, and you will be unable to withdraw them until the completion of the period.
Learn about Polygon Staking
Do I need to maintain my staking in any way?
How do I choose Polygon validators?
How are the staking rewards generated?
What are the risks to staking MATIC?
What is MATIC?
What consensus algorithm does MATIC network use?
What are the tokenomics of MATIC?

PolygonMATIC
Polygon is a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum that aims to improve scalability and usability without sacrificing decentralization. To achieve this, Polygon employs the Plasma framework and the More Viable Plasma (MoreVP) consensus algorithm to ensure the security and integrity of its network. Polygon is interoperable with Ethereum, allowing users to move their assets between the two networks seamlessly and aims to provide a more user-friendly and efficient blockchain platform for developers and users.