Secure, reliable, institutional.

Premium validator services
for layer 1 & layer 2 networks.

Non-custodial staking infrastructure with a clear, security-first approach. We run the hardware so you can focus on the protocol.

Security-first
24/7 monitoring
Institutional focus
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Our Journey

Built on experience.

From the earliest mainnet launches, we've helped secure some of the world's most innovative blockchains.

2021: Expansion

As the multi-chain ecosystem exploded, so did we. We expanded our infrastructure to support Ethereum, Solana, and Polkadot, utilizing enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure and implementing 24/7 monitoring systems.

Today: Institutional Grade

Today we secure over $12M in assets across 15+ networks—including Algorand, XDC and Blast—making us the trusted partner for funds, family offices and protocol foundations.

Philosophy

How we operate.

We view validation as a critical infrastructure service, not a passive income stream.

We focus on running infrastructure so institutional teams can focus on strategy, research, and products. Our team consists of systems engineers and security specialists who understand the stakes.

We don't chase the highest APY by skipping safety checks. We prioritize the long-term health of the network and the safety of your principal.

  • Non-custodial, security-first approach.
  • Active governance participation.
  • Built for funds, institutions, and protocol teams.
Coverage

Layer 1 and Layer 2.

One validator partner across base layers and scaling solutions.

Layer 1 Networks

Security, decentralisation, and conservative upgrades come first. We validate on Algorand, XDC, and more.

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Layer 2 Solutions

We bring the same discipline to high-throughput ecosystems. Supporting rollups and scaling layers.

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Infrastructure

Stack and operations.

Modern infrastructure with conservative assumptions and clear guardrails.

Validator stack

  • Redundant validator and sentry layers.
  • Key management via HSM where supported.
  • Hardened systems, least-privilege access.
  • Deployed across multiple availability zones and cloud providers.

Operations

  • Assume components can fail and design around that.
  • Prefer well-tested upgrades over rushed changes.
  • Clear communication when something meaningful changes.