Crypto Staking Wallet – Stake SOL, ETH, TRX & BNB

Staking lets coins that would otherwise sit idle help secure a proof-of-stake blockchain, and earn rewards for it. With Virtex Wallet you can stake Solana, Ethereum, Tron and BNB straight from the app, without moving your coins to an exchange.

Choose non-custodial staking to delegate on-chain from your own keys, or custodial staking if you'd rather Virtex handle it for you. Before you confirm, the app shows the estimated rewards, the validator's commission and how long unstaking takes.

Supported coins

What you can stake

Coin	How staking works	Good to know	Guide
Solana (SOL)	Delegate SOL to a validator through a stake account	Stake activates at the next epoch (roughly 2–3 days)	How to stake Solana
Ethereum (ETH)	Stake any amount through a staking provider, no 32 ETH needed	Ethereum network fees can be high at busy times	How to stake ETH
Tron (TRX)	Stake TRX for Energy or Bandwidth, then vote for Super Representatives to earn rewards	Energy makes USDT TRC20 transfers cheaper; unstaking takes 14 days	How to stake TRX
BNB (BNB Smart Chain)	Delegate BNB to a validator on BNB Smart Chain	Keep a little BNB unstaked to pay network fees	How to stake BNB

Other EVM proof-of-stake networks are supported where available in the app. Bitcoin does not use proof of stake, so BTC can't be natively staked.

Two ways to stake

Non-custodial or custodial staking

Non-custodial staking

You delegate on-chain from your own keys. The validator can never spend your coins, and you can check your stake and rewards yourself on a public block explorer. Best if you want full control.

Custodial staking

Virtex stakes for you through pooled staking and credits rewards to your account. No validator to pick and nothing to manage. Not available in the EEA, the UK or the United States.

How it works

Start staking in five steps

Install Virtex Wallet

Get the app free from Google Play, then create a new wallet or import one you already have.

Back up your recovery phrase

In non-custodial mode, write your recovery phrase down and keep it offline. See what is a seed phrase.

Add the coin you want to stake

Buy it in the app or send it from an exchange. Here's how to move crypto from an exchange.

Tap Stake and pick a validator

Choose a validator or the recommended option and enter an amount. Leave a little of the coin unstaked for network fees.

Review and confirm

Check the estimated rewards, commission and unstaking period, then confirm. Track your rewards in the app.

Know the risks. Staking rewards are paid in the staked coin, so their dollar value moves with the price. Most networks have an unbonding period before unstaked coins can be spent. Read is crypto staking safe? before you start. This page is general information, not financial advice.

FAQ

Crypto staking questions

Which coins can I stake in Virtex Wallet?

Solana (SOL), Ethereum (ETH), Tron (TRX) and BNB on BNB Smart Chain, plus other EVM proof-of-stake networks where available in the app. Bitcoin does not use proof of stake, so BTC cannot be natively staked.

Do I give up control of my coins when I stake?

Not in non-custodial mode. You delegate on-chain from your own keys, the validator cannot spend your coins, and your stake is visible on public block explorers. In custodial mode Virtex stakes on your behalf, which is simpler but means trusting Virtex with the funds.

How much can I earn from staking?

Rewards depend on the network, the validator's commission and network conditions, and they change over time. Virtex Wallet shows the estimated rewards, commission and unstaking period before you confirm. Rewards are paid in the staked coin, so their value in dollars moves with the price. See APY vs APR explained.

Can I unstake at any time?

You can request to unstake at any time, but most networks have an unbonding period before coins become spendable again. The length depends on the network and is shown in the app before you stake.

Is crypto staking safe?

Native staking from your own wallet removes the biggest risk, which is handing your coins to a third party. Remaining risks are price drops, lock-up periods, validator penalties (slashing) on some networks and, for custodial staking, the provider itself. More in is crypto staking safe?

Crypto Staking with Virtex Wallet