p2p.org

P2P.org is a non-custodial staking infrastructure provider founded in 2018, serving institutional clients including exchanges, custodians, wallets, and treasury desks across more than 40 proof-of-stake networks. The company positions itself as a Staking-as-a-Business partner, offering enterprises a way to earn protocol rewards without transferring custody of their assets to a third party.

Problem and Purpose

Institutions seeking staking yield face a structural tension: they need operationally robust, auditable infrastructure while retaining control of assets and meeting board-level risk requirements. Self-operating a validator requires significant DevOps capacity and carries meaningful slashing risk. Outsourcing to a custodial provider introduces counterparty exposure. P2P.org occupies the middle ground: it handles validator operations, MEV optimization, uptime monitoring, and compliance reporting while assets remain in the delegator's own wallets.

How It Works on Solana

On Solana, P2P.org operates a dedicated validator node. Users delegate SOL to P2P.org's validator (on-chain address: FKsC411dik9ktS6xPADxs4Fk2SCENvAiuccQHLAPndvk) through compatible wallets such as Phantom, Solflare, or Ledger. The delegation is fully non-custodial: the SOL never leaves the delegator's wallet and can be unstaked at any time subject to the standard Solana unbonding period.

P2P.org charges a 7% service fee on staking rewards, distributing the remainder to delegators. The reward stream on Solana has three components: consensus rewards (the base protocol inflation allocation), MEV rewards optimized through proprietary block-production strategies, and block rewards from transaction fees shared monthly. As of its Fireblocks integration announcement, P2P.org cited a total gross reward rate of 9.40% on Solana, above the then-current network average of 9.16%.

Rewards compound automatically each epoch (approximately every two days), and the validator's performance is tracked publicly on-chain.

Key Features

Staking API and integrations. P2P.org offers a Staking API that lets exchanges, custodians, and wallets integrate delegation programmatically. A Unified API covers 20+ networks from a single endpoint, reducing integration overhead for multi-chain platforms. The Signer SDK provides a standardized transaction-signing layer for quick integration.

Major custody integrations. P2P.org is available as a Solana staking provider directly inside Fireblocks, the institutional custody platform used by over 2,000 enterprises. Fireblocks clients can select P2P.org from their staking dashboard and begin delegation without leaving the custody environment. A similar integration exists with The Vault custody platform, where P2P.org's validator infrastructure is embedded so institutional clients can earn staking rewards while assets remain under their own custody arrangements. P2P.org also serves as a default Solana staking provider in Ledger Live, giving hardware wallet users a direct path to delegation without leaving the Ledger interface.

Syncro transaction infrastructure. For teams running high-frequency on-chain operations on Solana, P2P.org developed Syncro, a transaction sender designed to land transactions reliably during network congestion. This product extends P2P.org's Solana presence beyond pure validation into infrastructure for teams that cannot tolerate missed slots.

Reporting and compliance tooling. P2P.org provides per-delegator reward reporting that distinguishes consensus rewards from MEV rewards, a breakdown that institutional tax and audit teams require. Validator-level dashboards expose uptime, block production history, and reward history.

Supported Networks

P2P.org operates across 40+ networks. Beyond Solana, the supported list includes Ethereum, Polkadot, Cosmos, Cardano, Tezos, Aptos, Polygon, Sui, and Near, among others. The company added 23 new protocol integrations in 2025 alone and has served as a genesis validator for Symbiotic, Babylon, Aztec, and Monad.

Security and Compliance

P2P.org holds SOC 2 Type II certification, the audit standard that evaluates security, availability, processing integrity, and confidentiality controls over an extended observation period. The company has maintained a zero-slashing record across all supported networks since its founding in 2018. Its infrastructure uses geographically distributed nodes to minimize single points of failure.

The Solana validator has maintained 99%+ block production uptime, cited as among the best in the network's top validator cohort. Institutional clients evaluating the provider typically review its withdrawal-key recovery procedures and on-chain track record alongside the SOC 2 documentation.

A March 2026 joint interpretation from U.S. financial regulators clarified that self-custodial staking with a third-party validator — where the custodian acts as agent and does not determine staking amounts or fix reward rates — does not constitute a securities transaction. This ruling has reduced compliance friction for institutions considering P2P.org's non-custodial model.

Team and Background

P2P.org was founded in 2018 and has grown primarily through institutional relationships. By the end of 2025 the company reported more than $12 billion in assets under management across its validator network, 130+ institutional clients, and more than $300 million in cumulative rewards distributed to delegators.

On Solana specifically, P2P.org held the number one validator position by APR for more than 96% of 2025. On Ethereum, it led staking APR for 51 of 52 weeks in the same year.

Solana Ecosystem Fit

P2P.org's Solana presence spans pure delegation, API-driven integration for intermediaries, custody platform partnerships, and transaction infrastructure. For retail and professional delegators the entry point is direct delegation through hardware or software wallets. For institutions and intermediaries the Staking API, Fireblocks integration, and The Vault partnership provide programmatic or custody-native access. Syncro serves teams with latency-sensitive transaction requirements.

The combination of non-custodial architecture, SOC 2 compliance, a documented zero-slashing history, and deep custody integrations positions P2P.org as one of the primary institutional validator operators active on Solana.