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Figment Staking Review
Institutional-grade staking infrastructure
4.7/5
Avg APY
6.0%
TVL
$12B
Min Stake
Institutional minimums apply
Founded
2018
Quick facts
TypeProfessional Validator
CustodyNon-custodial
FeesVaries (institutional pricing)
Lock periodNetwork-dependent
Insurance✅ Yes
Audited✅ Full audit
HQToronto, Canada
Overview
About Figment
Figment is an institutional staking provider trusted by some of the largest crypto funds, exchanges, and protocols. Supports 40+ networks with SLA-backed uptime and compliance tooling.
Pros & Cons
Is Figment right for you?
✅ What we like
- •40+ networks with institutional SLAs
- •Slash insurance from Lloyd's of London
- •Compliance tooling (tax reports, AML)
- •Non-custodial — clients control keys
- •Deep validator expertise since 2018
⚠️ Watch out for
- •Primarily for institutions — minimums are high
- •Not suitable for retail users
- •No liquid staking tokens
Supported assets
What can you stake on Figment?
Step by step
How to stake on Figment
1
Contact Figment sales
Institutional clients engage via figment.io — a sales consultation is required.
2
Set up custody
Integrate with your existing custody provider (Fireblocks, BitGo, etc.).
3
Delegate stake
Delegate to Figment validators — you retain key custody throughout.
4
Monitor via dashboard
Use DataHub for real-time staking analytics, tax reports, and performance tracking.
FAQ
Figment staking — common questions
Is Figment suitable for retail users?
No — Figment is designed for institutions, funds, and DAOs. Retail users should look at Lido, Rocket Pool, or a CEX.
Does Figment offer insurance?
Yes — Figment offers slash insurance underwritten by Lloyd's of London for eligible clients.
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