From the perspective of users' asset ownership, it is completely decentralized. The withdrawal key for the staked ETH is held solely by the user, meaning only the user can withdraw the funds. The validator node service provider maintains the validator and cannot control the user's assets.
Articles in this section
- Understanding order status information
- Why does the order show as closed?
- Why does staking require two signatures?
- Does non-custodial staking support participation from hardware wallets?
- What Is imToken's Non-Custodial ETH Staking Service?
- Is imToken's Non-Custodial ETH Staking Service Decentralized?
- How to Participate in Non-Custodial ETH Staking in imToken
- Understanding the Rewards Structure of Non-Custodial ETH Staking Services
- What Is the Maximum Number of Validators I Can Activate at Once?
- How Are Fees Charged for the Non-Custodial ETH Staking Service?