Stake Ethereum
with Simply Staking

Staking Ethereum network means locking up ETH to help secure the network under its Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus. Validators process transactions and maintain the chain the network runs on; in return they earn rewards. To become a full Validator a node must have exactly 32 ETH staked. After the network’s transition, staking is the primary way network security and consensus are maintained rather than traditional mining.

By staking ETH via Simply Staking you earn passive rewards, while contributing to Ethereum’s decentralization and security. You bypass having to run your own validator hardware, manage keys and uptime. With our dashboard (powered by StakeWise), you can stake smaller amounts, we handle validator operations on your behalf.

There are several ways to staking Ethereum. You can either become a validator yourself, which requires the technical skillset to do so, but it also requires exactly 32 ETH. Or you start staking Ethereum through Simply Staking, which explicitly does not require 32 ETH. You can just follow above link “Staking” to our Ethereum Staking Dashboard, Connect your Wallet, Delegate the amount of ETH and verify it.

Ethereum staking rewards vary depending on the total amount of ETH staked across the network, validator performance, and network conditions. Our dashboard displays real-time APR estimates.

Running your own validator requires 32 ETH, but by staking with Simply Staking you can participate with smaller amounts through delegation.

Ethereum staking includes a withdrawal queue. Once you request to unstake, ETH is released after an exit period defined by the protocol, which may vary depending on network demand.

Yes. Your ETH remains securely tied to your wallet and delegated to our validator. Simply Staking uses enterprise-grade infrastructure with 24/7 monitoring to minimize risks.

Yes. You can restake rewards to grow your ETH holdings over time. Compounding increases long-term returns.

Currently, staking ETH does not provide direct governance rights, but stakers benefit from network participation and protocol security. Governance in Ethereum primarily happens off-chain through community and developer discussions.

Simply Staking offers professional validator services with high reliability, competitive yields, and transparent reporting, making it easy for individuals and institutions to stake ETH securely.

Yes. We provide institutional-grade staking solutions, including white-label validators, tailored agreements, and dedicated support for funds, custodians, and exchanges.

The Ethereum Merge is the successful transition from a Proof-of-Work Consensus mechanism to a Proof of Stake (POS) consensus mechanism.

Earnings (or rewards) from staking ETH depend on the total amount of ETH staked across the network, Network conditions (e.g., how many validators are active). Our Simply Staking dashboard shows real-time APR estimates for your stake. Because we use StakeWise backend, the reward accrual mechanics mirror those outlined in their documentation.

If you were running your own validator, yes: a full validator requires 32 ETH. With Simply Staking pooling and delegation (via StakeWise), you can participate with smaller amounts and you don’t need to meet 32 ETH yourself.

Since your ETH remains securely on your wallet, there is nothing to fear. Simply Staking only does non-custodial Staking, which means that you do not even send your Tokens anywher

It is not done automatically, you would have to claim and stake again, which incurs gas fees.

The fees you should be aware of include about 3.75% network fee for staking Ethereum with Simply Staking.

Yes, Simply Staking supports institutional-grade staking solutions: we offer professional validator services, transparent reporting, tailored agreements and support for custodians, funds, exchanges. Institutions can benefit from our reliability, infrastructure and experience while using the StakeWise-powered backend and our dashboard interface.