Stake with the right validator.
Every active validator, ranked by what it actually paid stakers, with its fees and reliability next to it. Pick one, enter an amount, and sign a single native stake transaction in your own wallet. Your SOL stays in a stake account that only you control.
| # | Validator | APY | Comm. | MEV fee | Skip | Uptime | Stake (SOL) | Wiz score |
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Data: Stakewiz (refreshed every 10 minutes). APY is the validator's recent realised yield to stakers; it moves every epoch and is not a promise. Superminority = the largest validators that together hold a third of all stake; staking outside it helps decentralisation.
1 · Validator
Click a row in the table.
2 · Amount
Staking and unstaking both wait for an epoch.
An epoch is about two days. Your stake starts earning at the next epoch boundary, and when you unstake it keeps earning until the epoch ends, then becomes withdrawable. Nothing is instant.
Stake now
The stake account is created and delegated in this transaction. It shows as "activating" until the current epoch ends.
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Unstake later
Deactivate the stake account in your wallet (Phantom and Solflare both show it under staking). It stays "deactivating" until the epoch ends.
Withdraw
After the epoch boundary, withdraw the SOL back to your wallet, including the small rent deposit. Plan for up to about two to three days end to end.
What you sign
One transaction from your wallet: create a stake account derived from your address, set you as both staker and withdrawer with no lockup, and delegate it. It is simulated against mainnet first and the result is shown before you sign.
Fees
No platform fee. You pay the normal Solana network fee (a fraction of a cent) and a refundable rent deposit for the stake account.