How to Stake Frax Finance (FXS)

What is Frax Finance?

Frax Finance runs a liquid staking product for ETH (frxETH) alongside its stablecoin and DeFi products. FXS is the protocol's governance token and can be locked for veFXS.

How to stake FXS

Open an official or well-audited interface for the Frax Finance protocol — start from the link on this page.
Connect a wallet holding the asset you want to stake and deposit the amount you choose.
Receive the protocol's liquid staking receipt token in return — it starts accruing rewards immediately.
Use the receipt token freely (hold, trade, or use in DeFi), or hold it until you want to redeem.
To exit, either sell the receipt token on the open market or redeem it directly through the protocol, subject to its own withdrawal process.

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Unbonding & lock-up

The liquid staking receipt (frxETH/sfrxETH) is usable in DeFi immediately; FXS itself can additionally be locked for veFXS to boost rewards and voting power.

Staking providers for FXS

Independent, third-party operators that run validator infrastructure across many Proof of Stake networks, Frax Finance included. StakeRadar does not receive live rate data from these providers — always compare current terms on each provider's own site before choosing one. Listing here is not an endorsement or ranking.

P2P.org Institutional & retail

Large multi-chain validator operator running infrastructure across dozens of Proof of Stake networks.

Stake FXS with P2P.org →

Figment Institutional-grade

One of the longest-running staking infrastructure providers, widely used by exchanges and custodians.

Stake FXS with Figment →

Chorus One Multi-chain validator

Independent validator operator active on a large number of Proof of Stake networks since 2018.

Stake FXS with Chorus One →

Everstake Non-custodial

Multi-chain staking provider offering both non-custodial delegation and managed staking options.

Stake FXS with Everstake →

Kiln Institutional infrastructure

White-label and API-based staking infrastructure aimed at exchanges, wallets, and institutions.

Stake FXS with Kiln →

Allnodes Node hosting & staking

Non-custodial node hosting and staking dashboard supporting a wide range of networks.

Stake FXS with Allnodes →

InfStones Enterprise infrastructure

Blockchain infrastructure and staking provider serving enterprise and institutional clients.

Stake FXS with InfStones →

Blockdaemon Institutional-grade

Institutional blockchain infrastructure company offering staking across many networks.

Stake FXS with Blockdaemon →

Stakin Multi-chain validator

Independent, multi-chain validator operator focused on institutional and retail delegators.

Stake FXS with Stakin →

Frequently asked questions

Is staking FXS safe?

Staking Frax Finance carries the general risks common to all staking — market price risk, and depending on the network and method, slashing, lock-up, smart-contract, or counterparty risk. It is not risk-free. Read our staking risks guide before you start.

What's the minimum amount of FXS needed to stake?

Minimums vary by method: delegating from a personal wallet often has no minimum or a very small one, while running your own validator (where relevant) usually requires a much larger amount. Check the official Frax Finance site for the current requirement.

How long does it take to unstake FXS?

The liquid staking receipt (frxETH/sfrxETH) is usable in DeFi immediately; FXS itself can additionally be locked for veFXS to boost rewards and voting power.

What is Frax Finance?

How to stake FXS

Unbonding & lock-up

Staking providers for FXS

Frequently asked questions

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