# Stakely > Secure staking with your trusted staking provider Stakely is a staking-as-a-service company that operates validator infrastructure for proof-of-stake blockchains. It serves delegators and institutions with staking, RPC node, and white-label validator services. Stakely is a staking-as-a-service company and node operator that provides infrastructure for proof-of-stake blockchain networks. It runs validators across multiple networks and offers tools that let individuals and institutions delegate assets, access blockchain infrastructure, and earn staking rewards. The company targets retail delegators, developers, and institutional clients seeking reliable access to proof-of-stake ecosystems. The platform addresses the operational complexity of running validator nodes by handling infrastructure, monitoring, and automation on behalf of clients. Stakely operates as a licensed staking provider and publishes security certifications related to its infrastructure. Its systems are designed to maintain uptime and support delegators across a range of supported networks. Stakely's offerings include its core staking services, alongside a Staking API for institutional integration and White-Label Staking for partners seeking customized validator services. It also provides RPC node infrastructure and community tools such as a multicoin faucet and a Web3 load balancer. These products are used by retail crypto holders, blockchain developers, and institutional partners across the proof-of-stake ecosystem. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2020-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/stakely ## Products - [Stakely Staking](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stakely): Stakely Staking is a non-custodial staking service that lets asset holders delegate tokens to validators across a wide range of proof-of-stake blockchains. Users retain control of their assets while Stakely operates the validator infrastructure that participates in network consensus and reward distribution. The service is aimed at individual and institutional delegators seeking to earn staking rewards without running their own nodes. (Staking & Validation Services, Live, Main Product) - [Stakely White-Label Staking](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stakely): Stakely White-Label Staking is a validator infrastructure service that lets blockchain networks and partners deploy customized, branded validator nodes. It provides configuration options for network selection and validator specifications, with Stakely handling deployment, monitoring, and maintenance on a non-custodial basis. The service targets networks and enterprises seeking dedicated validator infrastructure without operating their own hardware. (Staking & Validation Services, Live) - [Stakely Staking API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stakely): Stakely Staking API is a developer integration product that lets institutions orchestrate staking flows across multiple blockchains through a single REST interface. It supports delegating, unstaking, claiming rewards, and automating recurring staking operations while transactions remain signed client-side, keeping private keys outside Stakely's environment. The product is built for institutional clients and custodians that need to embed staking into their own platforms without building infrastructure from scratch. (Developer Tooling, Live) - [Stakely RPC Node Provider](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stakely): Stakely RPC Node Provider is an infrastructure service offering dedicated, archive, and shared RPC nodes for developers building on multiple blockchains. Users select a network and node type through a self-serve dashboard, with endpoints provisioned and managed by Stakely for reliability and uptime. The service is aimed at developers and institutions that need blockchain connectivity without operating their own node infrastructure. (RPC Provider, Live) - [Stakely Multicoin Faucet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stakely): The Stakely Multicoin Faucet is a community tool that distributes small amounts of test tokens to cover transaction fees on supported blockchains. Users request tokens through the faucet interface to explore new networks and test transactions without needing to acquire assets elsewhere. It serves developers and users experimenting with blockchains supported by Stakely's other services. 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