Validator infrastructure · est. 2019
Axiovell operates validators on 40+ proof-of-stake networks for custodians, exchanges, funds, and 120,000+ individual delegators. No custody, no black boxes — just infrastructure that stays up.
Four things, done properly. We don't do liquid staking tokens, we don't trade, and we don't custody assets.
We run validators under your brand. Your customers delegate to your name; we handle the infra, monitoring, and slashing coverage underneath. Custodians, exchanges, and wallets use this to add staking without hiring a protocol team.
Our public validators take delegations on 40+ networks. Roughly 120,000 addresses stake with us today, most of them on Ethereum, Solana, and the Cosmos ecosystem.
One API for rewards, positions, and reporting across every network we run. Finance teams use it for accounting; product teams embed it so users see yields without leaving the app.
A small fund backing proof-of-stake networks we actually want to validate. If we invest, we usually run infrastructure too — it keeps us honest.
Production networks as of March 2026. Reward rates are network-wide averages before commission, shown for orientation — they move.
| Network | Min. self-bond | Avg. reward rate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | 32 ETH | 3.1% | Active |
| Solana | — | 6.4% | Active |
| Cosmos Hub | — | 14.2% | Active |
| Celestia | — | 11.8% | Active |
| Avalanche | 2,000 AVAX | 7.9% | Active |
| NEAR | — | 8.6% | Active |
| Polkadot | — | 11.5% | Active |
| Sui | — | 3.4% | Active |
| Aptos | — | 6.8% | Active |
| Hyperliquid | — | 2.2% | Active |
| dYdX | — | 15.1% | Active |
| Injective | — | 10.3% | Active |
| Osmosis | — | 12.7% | Active |
| Sei | — | 4.9% | Active |
| Monad | testnet | — | Testnet |
| Berachain | — | 9.1% | Active |
| Babylon | — | — | Active |
| EigenLayer | — | 3.6% | Active |
23 additional networks not shown. Full list on request.
Written by the people who run the infrastructure. No ghostwriters, no content calendar — we publish when there's something worth saying.
Purpose-built chains with their own validator sets change the compliance picture. We walked through the architecture with three custodians; here is what came out of it.
Four months of block data on how validators order transactions. Streaming beats batching on latency, but the fee economics are less obvious than the discourse suggests.
Modular vault frameworks promised configurable operator choice. We tracked 11 vaults since launch to see whether institutions actually use that configurability. Mostly: not yet.
Everything in the coverage table above is in production today. New networks take 2–6 weeks depending on whether we already run infrastructure in that ecosystem. Testnets we care about are usually live within days.
For whitelabel validators, API access, or funds looking at delegation: email is fastest. We reply within one business day, usually faster.