P2P.org and Colossus Digital Launch Secure Institutional Staking Service

The institutional service offered by P2P.org will ensure that users have unhindered access to staking while also preserving the greatest possible level of service quality.
Institutions are now able to engage in staking across a broad variety of Layer 1 and 2 blockchain networks by using P2P.org.

P2P.org, the leading non-custodial staking platform, has just made an announcement on the debut of an innovative staking service that is specifically designed to meet the requirements of institutions. The implementation, which was carried out in conjunction with Colossus Digital, provides institutional customers with the ability to stake digital assets directly from custody enviroments.

As the need for blockchain solutions that are suitable for institutional use continues to rise, the launch of this service is a major step toward meeting that demand. The institutional service offered by P2P.org will ensure that users have unhindered access to staking while also preserving the greatest possible level of service quality as a SOC 2-certified firm.

Through the integration of the Institutional Hub offered by Colossus Digital, P2P.org will be able to provide a universal staking solution to custodians, asset managers, and institutional investors. The integration opens up new options, making it possible for institutions to stake assets in a safe manner without the need for asset transfers that would otherwise be necessary.

Institutions are now able to engage in staking across a broad variety of Layer 1 and 2 blockchain networks by using P2P.org. These networks include Ethereum (including DVT), Babylon BTC, Celestia, TON, Sui, Polkadot, Berachain, and others. There are over twenty Proof-of-Stake assets that are supported, and custody may be obtained via institutional providers such as Dfns, Fireblocks, and Ledger Enterprise.

Artemiy Parshakov, VP of Institutions at P2P.org, commented:

Institutional staking requires both security and efficiency, and our collaboration with Colossus Digital helps meet those needs. By integrating our validator infrastructure with Colossus platform, were making it easier for institutions to participate in staking while maintaining the highest quality standards.

Lorenzo Barbantini Scanni, CRO and Founder of Colossus Digital, said:

Our collaboration with P2P.org is an important milestone in our journey of making blockchain technology more accessible and secure for institutional clients. By integrating P2P.orgs trusted validator infrastructure with our Institutional Hub, were offering a solution that simplifies institutional staking while ensuring the highest quality of service.

It is crucial to have staking that is both safe and efficient as the demand for blockchain involvement from institutions continues to increase. The partnership between P2P.org and Colossus Digital takes this need into consideration and establishes a new benchmark for institutional staking.

P2P.org is the industry-leading platform for non-custodial staking that is both secure and adapted to the needs of institutions. Staking access is democratized and Staking-as-a-Business is championed by P2P.org, which has more than 90,000 delegators and more than $10 billion in assets that have been staked and restaked. In order to encourage a wider involvement in the process of safeguarding blockchain networks, P2P.org simplifies the staking process. This helps to ensure the long-term viability of the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

In addition to providing solutions for blockchain infrastructure that are suitable for institutional use, Colossus Digital places an emphasis on providing compliant, secure, and efficient access to digital assets. Through the use of the Colossus Institutional Hub, custodians, asset managers, and institutional investors are able to stake digital assets directly from custody settings. This provides a method of blockchain participation that is both transparent and efficient.

Text source: TheNewsCrypto – Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News M

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