Guarda Wallet Staking Provider

Guarda is a multi-chain wallet built to keep assets, actions, networks, and access working together as one dependable system. Launched in 2017, Guarda supports 70+ blockchains and 1M+ assets across Web, Desktop, Mobile, and Browser Extension, serving more than 1M active users. Users retain control of their private keys and encrypted backup while accessing everyday wallet operations and broader functionality, including purchases, sales, swaps, staking, crypto-backed loans, WalletConnect, predictions, perpetual trading, multisignature capabilities, and hardware wallet integrations. Sending assets and updating balances maintain a success rate of at least 99.9% across Guarda’s own wallet operations. Live human support is available 24/7 when an action needs clarification or resolution.

Guarda supports staking and reward-earning functionality across 14 assets, including Ethereum (ETH), Qtum (QTUM), TRON (TRX), Cardano (ADA), Ontology (ONT), Harmony (ONE), Cosmos (ATOM), Tezos (XTZ), ChangeNOW (NOW), Callisto (CLO), NEO, EOS, Komodo (KMD), and Zilliqa (ZIL). Supported staking features and platform availability vary by asset and network.

Staking is available directly from supported asset wallets in Guarda. Open the asset you want to stake, select the staking option, choose the amount, and, where applicable, select a validator. Review the staking details and network fee before confirming the transaction. Because Guarda is non-custodial, users retain control of their private keys while participating in staking.

Staking rewards depend on the rules and current conditions of each blockchain, as well as factors such as the amount staked, staking duration, and validator performance or terms. Guarda displays estimated yields for supported assets and provides a staking calculator for estimating potential rewards. Fees also vary by network and validator: validator or service commissions may be deducted from rewards, while blockchain network fees may apply when staking, claiming rewards, or unstaking. For example, Guarda’s Ethereum staking pool currently charges a 10% service fee on on-chain rewards.

Minimum amounts and withdrawal conditions are determined by the individual blockchain and therefore vary by asset. For example, Guarda currently requires a minimum of 0.1 ETH for Ethereum staking and 10 ADA for Cardano staking. ADA remains available in the wallet and can be unstaked at any time, while other networks use unbonding periods: ATOM, for example, has a 21-day unbonding period after unstaking. Users should check the conditions for the specific asset before staking, as minimums, lock-up periods, reward schedules, and withdrawal rules differ between networks.