Ethereum staking for custodians and platforms
Develp offers Ethereum staking to custodians, exchanges and wallets that stake for their own clients, on a setup designed to differ from the operators already on your list.

What you need
Staking for your clients' ETH, with the withdrawal credentials on addresses you control.
What to plan for, and how Develp handles it
| What to plan for | How Develp handles it |
|---|---|
| Each new operator means integration and diligence work | A diligence pack ready for your risk and security teams |
| Concentration on one or two operators | A setup designed to differ from your current operators |
| Client statements that need validator-level data | Each client's validators and reports kept separate |
| Network upgrades your clients ask about | The team behind Nimbus follows each upgrade before it reaches mainnet |
How it works for you
Talk to our team- Scoping call
Your platform, your clients' stake and how you report to them.
- Setup design
Validators sized to the stake, with relays chosen to fit your policy.
- Diligence pack
The documents your risk, legal and security teams ask for.
- Key setup
Keys generated offline, and withdrawal credentials on the addresses you control.
- Live, with reporting
Your validators go live, and reporting starts.
Proof you can check
See the recordQuestions custodians and platforms ask
Can validators be set up per client?
Yes. Each client's validators can be set up and reported on their own, so their stake and rewards stay separate in your statements.
Who holds the withdrawal credentials?
You do. They point to addresses you control, the only place the stake can go. Develp manages the keys that sign duties, and those keys cannot move funds.
How does Develp fit beside our current operators?
As an additional operator on a setup that differs from theirs, so your clients' stake is less concentrated.
Can OFAC-compliant relays be used?
Yes, if your policy requires them.
Start with a call
Tell us how your organization holds ETH and what you need.