Everstake | Crypto

The move combines Everstake’s validator infrastructure with Taurus’ regulated custody stack, adding a staking pathway for institutional clients. Taurus has entered into a partnership with Everstake that will integrate enterprise staking into its custody system for institutional clients, offering access to yield generation across proof-of-stake networks. Taurus, a Swiss FINMA-regulated digital asset infrastructure provider, will integrate Everstake’s non-custodial staking services into its custody stack, according to Tuesday’s announcement from the company.  The move enables banks and institutional clients using Taurus to delegate assets such as Solana (SOL), Near Protocol (NEAR), Cardano (ADA), and Tezos (XTZ) to Everstake’s validators while keeping private keys and operational control within their existing custody workflows. Read more

[PRESS RELEASE – Miami, FL, August 14th, 2025] Everstake, a leading global non-custodial staking provider for institutional and retail clients, has entered into a strategic partnership with io.finnet, a fintech company bridging traditional finance and DeFi through secure, MPC-powered infrastructure. The partnership will introduce non-custodial staking solutions to institutional clients on io.finnet’s platform, starting with […]

[PRESS RELEASE – Miami, FL, June 19th, 2025] Everstake, a leading global non-custodial staking provider serving institutional and retail clients, has partnered with Zodia Custody, a leading institutional digital asset custodian backed by Standard Chartered, SBI Holdings, Northern Trust, and National Australia Bank. Through this collaboration, Everstake will support institutional staking for Zodia Custody clients […]

Everstake met with the SEC’s Crypto Task Force to argue that non-custodial staking is a technical process, not a securities transaction. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has held discussions with Everstake, one of the largest non-custodial staking providers globally, to explore clearer regulatory definitions around staking in blockchain networks. The meeting, which also involved the SEC’s Crypto Task Force, comes at a time when over $193 billion in digital assets are staked across major proof-of-stake (PoS) networks. However, despite the massive scale of participation, staking remains in a legal gray zone in the US as regulators wrestle with its classification under existing securities law. Read more