imToken non-custodial ETH staking is a service provided by imToken. To join, simply tap Stake in your ETH account to open the staking page. If you have 32 ETH or more, you can create your own validator with these features:
You control your funds: The withdrawal keys stay with you. The service provider cannot touch or withdraw your staked ETH.
Fully transparent: You can check your validator and its status directly on the blockchain.
Different modes: You can choose between Compounding or Auto-Withdrawal validators.
Simple fees: Fee rules follow the product page and official announcements.
No KYC: No identity verification is required.
The page defaults to Compounding Validators, but you can switch to Auto-Withdrawal if you prefer. You can track your validators and history on the staking management page.
How it works: Two Keys
In Ethereum staking, every validator has two keys:
Signing Key: Used for validating blocks (handling the work).
Withdrawal Key: Used for withdrawing your ETH and rewards (handling the money).
The imToken non-custodial ETH staking service separates the signing key from the withdrawal key. Users retain the withdrawal key, while a professional service provider handles node operations and provides validator operation and maintenance support, preserving the user's control over withdrawals.
For more details, see: How to Participate in Non-Custodial ETH Staking in imToken.
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