Institutional Staking

Figment — Ethereum Staking Provider Profile

Figment is a leading institutional staking provider trusted by exchanges, funds, and protocols to operate Ethereum validators.

3.3%Est. APY
2.1%Network Share
21,500+Validators
8–15%Fee

Overview


Figment provides enterprise-grade staking infrastructure for institutional clients including exchanges, funds, and protocols. Unlike retail platforms, Figment requires running dedicated validators (32 ETH minimum per validator). Their DataHub API platform also provides node infrastructure for developers. Figment's clients include major funds and protocols that need SLA-backed validator operations.

Validators & Performance


Figment validators consistently rank in the top percentile for attestation effectiveness and proposal success. Their institutional-grade infrastructure includes bare-metal servers in multiple Tier-3+ data centers, with 24/7 NOC monitoring and guaranteed uptime SLAs.

MetricValue
Active Validators21,500+
Network Share2.1%
Estimated APY3.3%
Minimum Stake32 ETH
Commission Fee8–15%
Founded2018
Staking TypeInstitutional Staking

How to Stake with Figment


  1. Contact Figment's sales team for institutional onboarding
  2. Complete compliance and KYB (Know Your Business) process
  3. Transfer ETH in multiples of 32 to designated deposit contract
  4. Figment configures and launches your dedicated validators
  5. Monitor validator performance via Figment's dashboard
  6. Receive staking rewards minus agreed commission

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Frequently Asked Questions


Is Figment suitable for retail investors?
No — Figment primarily serves institutional clients. Retail stakers should consider Lido, Rocket Pool, or exchange staking.
Does Figment offer slashing protection?
Yes. Figment provides slashing insurance coverage and their infrastructure is designed to prevent double-signing and surround voting conditions.
What chains does Figment support beyond Ethereum?
Figment supports 35+ networks including Cosmos, Polkadot, Solana, Avalanche, Cardano, Tezos, and more.
How does Figment handle validator key security?
Figment uses HSMs (Hardware Security Modules) and distributed key management to prevent unauthorized access to validator signing keys.