FAQ's

• What is Staking Facilities?

  Staking Facilities is a Munich-based validator and node operator for various blockchain networks. We operate institutional-grade validator architecture for thoroughly vetted networks with an ambitious vision, innovative tech stack as well as a strong team and community backing it.

  We envision a more open, decentralized internet and economic system. Our mission is to provide professional and highly secure infrastructure for these networks to successfully run on. In addition we offer token holders a seamless staking experience, so that they can partake and profit from the development of these networks.

• What is your teams expertise / track record?

  We are a diverse and independent (self-funded) team of IT, business and policy specialists. With over five years experience in the blockchain space, we were able to successfully participate in the early stages of the PoS ecosystem by offering our services to the Tezos and Cosmos community at mainnet launch. Over the past one and a half years, we generated over one million $USD worth of staking rewards. In order to best align with the incentives of our customers, we always put down a substantial self-bond for every validator.

• What is your Infrastructure Security Setup?

  Our core infrastructure is deployed at Tier 3+ data centers. We use a combination of different security measures in combination with state-of-the-art monitoring to ensure high availability and security. Protecting our customers funds against slashing is our highest priority.

• How do you handle Governance Decisions?

  Adaptation and the ability to evolve is paramount for blockchains to remain significant. This is achieved through governance and we see it as one of our core responsibilities as a validator to be informed about the technical and economic impact of every proposal to the state of the blockchain.

  We always try to best represent the interests of our customers when voting on proposal. Through our telegram channel we are available at all times and discuss any uncertainties.