Kiln is a staking platform you can use to stake directly, or whitelabel staking into your product.

We enable you or your clients to stake crypto assets, manually or programmatically, while maintaining custody of your funds in your existing solution, such Fireblocks, Copper, or Ledger.

In these docs, we will take you through how to do all that.

Happy integration, and don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions!

Product architecture

• Kiln Dashboard enables you to stake in 1-click, monitor your rewards and manage your team and organisation accounts.

• Kiln Widget enables platforms to launch a fully branded decentralized application (dApp) or seamlessly embed it into any web-based interface. With the editor, platforms can customize their earn sections to perfectly align with their unique brand, providing both flexibility and a personalized user experience.

• Kiln dApp enables you to connect your wallet and stake in a single click

• Kiln Onchain enables you to offer Ethereum staking via a set of smart-contracts, with fully automated onchain rewards and commission management and a marketplace of integrated node operators. It is built in a modular way to enable you to offer dedicated (multiples of 32 ETH) or pooled (any amount) staking, and to issue a dedicated liquid staking token or not based on your requirements.

• Kiln DeFi enables native integration of DeFi protocols into their wallets or platforms while also earning fees. The solution is 100% on-chain, fully automated, and provides a simplified integration. Utilize the Kiln API for native integration directly within your platform or customize our widget to fit your needs.

• Kiln Connect enables you to programmatically manage your staking accounts, craft staking and unstaking transaction, sign and broadcast with your custodian, and pull rewards and monitoring data for each stake you made. Kiln Connect is realtime and network-wide/validator-agnostic, meaning you do not need to stake with Kiln Validators to benefit from it!

• Kiln Validators are the base of our platform, running and securing the network on all the blockchains we support.

Note that Onchain, Dashboard and Connect are validator-agnostic, meaning they are compatible with your in-house or 3rd party validators.

From Kiln Dashboard, you can deposit any amount of ETH into active compounding validators as long as the total balance remains under 2,048 ETH.

When connected to Kiln Dashboard, navigate to the Ethereum → Reporting page of your account. By hovering over an active Ethereum compounding validator, you’ll see the Deposit option appear.

On the deposit page, select your desired deposit amount and connect your wallet. Click Stake to initiate the transaction. Once the transaction is signed and broadcasted, you can monitor your deposit’s progress on the account reporting page.

On the /stake/pol page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your POL in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of POL you want to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

Stake with Metamask or WalletConnect

MATIC -> POL migration

See here for details about the migration.

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Unstake

You can unstake XTZ by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your wallet and unstake.

Kiln offers Hyperliquid staking through our partnership with IMC. All HYPE delegated through Kiln will be delegated to IMC’s validator infrastructure. Please make sure you contact you Kiln sales representative before staking

In the Ethereum validator table in the reporting page, you can hover the reward amount on each line to see the estimated next skimming date and amount for each of your validators.

Unstaking POL tokens is a 2 step process.

First, you must unstake the tokens that you wish to withdraw.

You can do so by clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect you wallet and unstake your POL.

After you have unstaked some tokens, they will be available for withdrawals in 80 checkpoints (~3/4 days). The feature to withdraw unstaked POL is not yet available on the dashboard.

On Polygon, you also have the ability to withdraw rewards to your wallet or restake them to increase your reward rate. You need a minimum of 1 POL as available rewards in order to do so.

You can unstake FET by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and unstake your FET.

Please keep in mind that the unstaked FET becomes unbonding and you will need to wait for 21 days before you can use those FET again.

Re-delegating an FET stake can be useful when you wish to move your staked FET to a different validator without waiting for the 21 days unbonding period happening when unstaking.

This can be done by selecting "Re-delegate" for an FET stake on the dashboard and specifying a new validator.

You can withdraw your available FET rewards, by selecting "Withdraw rewards" on the dashboard. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and withdraw your FET rewards.

Splitting a Solana stake can be useful when you wish to withdraw a part of it without deactivating your whole stake. This can be done by splitting your stake into two stakes. The newly created stake is active right away and can be deactivated to be withdrawn an epoch later. Navigate to Portfolio > Account > SOL, hover over the active stake you wish to split, and click "Split".

You can unstake OSMO by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and unstake your OSMO.

Please keep in mind that the unstaked OSMO becomes unbonding and you will need to wait for 14 days before you can use those OSMO again.

Re-delegating an OSMO stake can be useful when you wish to move your staked OSMO to a different validator without waiting for the 14 days unbonding period happening when unstaking.

This can be done by selecting "Re-delegate" for an OSMO stake on the dashboard and specifying a new validator.

You can withdraw your available OSMO rewards, by selecting "Withdraw rewards" on the dashboard. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and withdraw your OSMO rewards.

When staking on different protocols, you will need to find Kiln's validator addresses if you choose to stake with Kiln.

Addresses on all protocols can be found in this section

By going to the /stake/xtz page of the dashboard, you can check staking information about the network and delegate your XTZ in a few click with an intuitive on-boarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on and connect your wallet to delegate!

Once you have , you can use your credentials to stake XTZ using your Fireblocks Vault.

Some notes about Fireblocks raw signing:

1. Due to technical limitations in Fireblocks API, the connection goes through Kiln's Fireblocks proxy

You can unstake INJ by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and unstake your INJ.

Please keep in mind that the unstaked INJ becomes unbonding and you will need to wait for 21 days before you can use those INJ again.

Re-delegating an INJ stake can be useful when you wish to move your staked INJ to a different validator without waiting for the 21 days unbonding period happening when unstaking.

This can be done by selecting "Re-delegate" for an INJ stake on the dashboard and specifying a new validator.

You can withdraw your available INJ rewards, by selecting "Withdraw rewards" on the dashboard. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and withdraw your INJ rewards.

You can unstake ATOM by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and unstake your ATOM.

Please keep in mind that the unstaked ATOM becomes unbonding and you will need to wait for 21 days before you can use those ATOM again.

Re-delegating an ATOM stake can be useful when you wish to move your staked ATOM to a different validator without waiting for the 21 days unbonding period happening when unstaking.

This can be done by selecting "Re-delegate" for an ATOM stake on the dashboard and specifying a new validator.

You can withdraw your available ATOM rewards, by selecting "Withdraw rewards" on the dashboard. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and withdraw your ATOM rewards.

You can unstake TRX by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your wallet and unstake.

You can withdraw your available TRX rewards, by selecting "Withdraw rewards" on the dashboard. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and withdraw your TRX rewards.

Tron reporting follow other staking assets that we support, you can export reporting by clicking "export data" from the page. Follow this setp by step on Injective page:

On the /stake/ada page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your ADA in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the validator to delegate to, the amount of ADA you wish to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

Stake with Fireblocks raw signing API

Once you have setup your Fireblocks Vault, you can use your credentials to stake ADA using your Fireblocks Vault.

Some notes about Fireblocks raw signing:

1. Due to technical limitations in Fireblocks API, the connection goes through Kiln's Fireblocks proxy

2. No Fireblocks account information or associated secrets are stored within any of Kiln's services, including our dashboard

3. We have ensured that no logs capture this sensitive data

4. The operational design guarantees that these secrets are transmitted directly to the Fireblocks API, without any interim storage

5. Please note that upon reloading the dashboard or selecting the 'disconnect wallet' option, the system terminates access to any Fireblocks-related information

After connecting and selecting your Fireblocks vault, simply choose the pool and click "stake." Before signing your transaction, decode it in or your preferred decoding tool. Carefully review and confirm that the decoded transaction details match your intended action.

In Minitel, you can paste your transaction's raw message content, retrievable from your Fireblocks console, to decode it.

For a complete walkthrough, check out the demo below.

Validators

https://reti.nodely.io/validators/45 https://reti.nodely.io/validators/124

https://reti.nodely.io/validators/147

Overview

Validators

Staking mechanics

To integrate reporting in your platform or to stake programmatically, you need to generate an API Key for your team.

Prerequisites

• You need at least one user onboarded in your Organization on Kiln's Dashboard

  • If you don't yet have access please contact our support team.

Generating an API Key by creating a new application

Start by navigating to Kiln's Dashboard: https://dashboard.kiln.fi

Please note if you need API access for the test network, you will need to have access to the testnet version of this dashboard, contact our support team for more information.

Step 1. Click on your organization name in the navigation sidebar to start managing your API keys

Step 2. Click on "Settings"

Step 3. Click on "API tokens"

Step 4. Click on "Create API token". You will have to set a name for your API Key so you can identify it later in the list, you can also add a description, like "for testing purposes" so another team member can know who is using this key.

After clicking "Create application" your API Key will be generated and displayed only once, make sure you copy it and securely share it internally ⚠️

Hover one row of the table to see the quick action buttons on the right side of the line.

• In the case you need to rotate your API Key credentials, you can keep the same application name and credentials but regenerate the access token.

  • After clicking "Regenerate Token" your API Key will be generated and displayed only once, make sure you copy it and securely share it internally ⚠️

• Click on "Update" to modify the API Key name or description.

Unstake

You can unstake CRO by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and unstake your CRO.

Please keep in mind that the unstaked CRO becomes unbonding and you will need to wait for 28 days before you can use those CRO again.

Re-delegate

Re-delegating an CRO stake can be useful when you wish to move your staked CRO to a different validator without waiting for the 28 days unbonding period happening when unstaking.

This can be done by selecting "Re-delegate" for an CRO stake on the dashboard and specifying a new validator.

Withdraw rewards

You can withdraw your available CRO rewards, by selecting "Withdraw rewards" on the dashboard. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and withdraw your CRO rewards.

From Kiln Dashboard, you can withdraw any amount from compounding validators as long as, once deducted from the validator, the validator’s balance stays above 32 ETH.

When connected to Kiln Dashboard, navigate to the Ethereum → Reporting page of your account. By hovering over an active Ethereum compounding validator, you’ll see the Withdraw option appear.

On the withdraw page, select your desired withdraw amount and connect your wallet. Click Withdraw to initiate the transaction. Once the transaction is signed and broadcasted, you can track the withdrawal progress on the account reporting page.

Unstaking NEAR tokens is a 2 step process.

First, you must unstake the tokens that you wish to withdraw.

You can do so by clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect you wallet and unstake your NEAR.

After you have unstaked some tokens, they will be available for withdrawals in 3 epochs (~36 to 48h). After this period, you will be able to see that withdraw is available for your unstaked token. You can then click "Withdraw" and follow the same flow as unstaking.

Once your stake has been deactivated, you can withdraw it. The wallet owning the stake will receive all the staked SOL and the rewards. This can be done via the Dashboard on deactivated Solana stakes. Navigate to Portfolio > Account > SOL, hover over the inactive stake you wish to withdraw, and click "Withdraw".

To withdraw your Solana stake, you must first deactivate it. This process takes one full epoch and can be completed directly through the Dashboard for active Solana stakes. Navigate to Portfolio > Account > SOL, hover over the active stake you wish to deactivate, and click "Deactivate".

On the /stake/trx page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your TRX in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of TRX you wish to stake, the type of resources you want to obtain and connect your wallet to stake!

After obtaining TRON Power, navigate to the vote tab to cast your votes and begin earning rewards.

For more information on the mechanics of TRON please refer to .

Once you have , you can use your credentials to stake TRX using your Fireblocks Vault.

Some notes about Fireblocks raw signing: due to technical limitations in Fireblocks API, the connection goes through Kiln's Fireblocks proxy

Here is the high level changelog of the v3:

• The Kiln class now exposes a type safe HTTP client that exposes all Kiln Connect endpoints available. The client is generated from our OpenAPI specs. The OpenAPI typescript schema is also exposed so you can benefit from all type definitions. The schema and SDK will be updated frequently with newly added endpoints.

• The fireblocks raw signing feature is now under the fireblocks service exposed by the Kiln class. A sign method is available for all protocols we support.

2.X:

3.X:

On the /stake/DYDX page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your DYDX in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of DYDX you wish to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

Once you have , you can use your credentials to stake DYDX using your Fireblocks Vault.

Some notes about Fireblocks raw signing:

On the /stake/inj page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your INJ in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of INJ you wish to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

Once you have , you can use your credentials to stake INJ using your Fireblocks Vault.

Some notes about Fireblocks raw signing:

1. Due to technical limitations in Fireblocks API, the connection goes through Kiln's Fireblocks proxy

On the /stake/sol page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your SOL in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of SOL you want to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

All wallets integrated with are supported through the Kiln Dashboard.

Stake SOL through the Dashboard with Fireblocks using WalletConnect. After connecting and selecting your Fireblocks vault, simply choose the amount and click "stake."

Before signing your transaction, decode it in Minitel or your preferred decoding tool. Carefully review and confirm that the decoded transaction details match your intended action.

In Minitel, you can paste your transaction's raw message content, retrievable from your Fireblocks console, to decode it.

On the /stake/near page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your NEAR in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of NEAR you want to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

Upon connecting your wallet, you will be prompted to sign an addKey transaction. This transaction is required to interact with Kiln's pool contract.

Once you have , you can use your credentials to stake NEAR using your Fireblocks Vault.

Some notes about Fireblocks raw signing:

• Craft, sign and broadcast staking transactions using Fireblocks as a custody solution

• Get staking data about your stakes and their rewards

• Get network wide data

Within your Kiln Organization, you can create multiple Accounts, which act as folders for your stakes. This way you can organize your stakes as you want: per customers, regions, etc.

You can then see the overview of AUS and total rewards of every account:

Finally, you can check the AUS and total rewards per protocol for every account, and see the details of every stakes in the account:

You can unstake TIA by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and unstake your TIA.

Please keep in mind that the unstaked TIA becomes unbonding and you will need to wait for 21 days before you can use those TIA again.

Re-delegating an TIA stake can be useful when you wish to move your staked TIA to a different validator without waiting for the 21 days unbonding period happening when unstaking.

This can be done by selecting "Re-delegate" for an TIA stake on the dashboard and specifying a new validator.

You can withdraw your available TIA rewards, by selecting "Withdraw rewards" on the dashboard. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and withdraw your TIA rewards.

Solana memo instruction

A Solana transaction is composed of multiple instructions, executed one after the other. Here is an example of instructions you can define with the standard Solana @solana/web3.js package.

This transaction will be taggued with the hello, world! memo and will create, initialize and delegate a stake account.

What value should we use for the memo?

Kiln gives to each partner a fix value to include as memo in all the transactions they craft with the following format: kiln_{uuidv4}.

1. Install the SDK

The Kiln Connect SDK is only available in TS/JS for now, if you have other programming language requirements, please contact the support.

# using bun
bun install @kilnfi/sdk​

2. Retrieve your Kiln API key

Create an application on your Kiln Dashboard, and retrieve the given API key.

The API key is used to authenticate with the Kiln REST API which can manage Kiln accounts, craft transactions, and provide reporting data.

3. Set up Fireblocks (required to sign transactions)

In the case that you would like to craft and sign transactions with your Fireblocks vault, you will need to setup the following in Fireblocks:

1. The raw signing feature is required on all protocols except on EVM compatible protocols (ETH, MATIC). Make sure that it is enabled in your workspace in case you wish to stake on other protocols. You can ask the Fireblocks support for information.

2. Create an API user using the Fireblocks tutorial with the Editor role (minimum privilege to initiate transactions on the workspace). This might require that you contact your Fireblocks support.

3. Generate the CSR certificate and make sure you store it somewhere safe.

4. Get the API key of the user by clicking on "Copy API key" of the user in the workspace members list

5. Get the vault account id you want to stake with by clicking on it in your Fireblocks workspace and check the URL. For example the vault id of is '4'.

You can now configure the SDK with you Kiln API token.​

Validators

Links

Mainnet: https://dashboard.kiln.fi/

Testnet: https://dashboard.testnet.kiln.fi/

Supported chains and networks

Unstake

You can unstake DYDX by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and unstake your DYDX.

Please keep in mind that the unstaked DYDX becomes unbonding and you will need to wait for 30 days before you can use those DYDX again.

Re-delegate

Re-delegating an DYDX stake can be useful when you wish to move your staked DYDX to a different validator without waiting for the 30 days unbonding period happening when unstaking.

This can be done by selecting "Re-delegate" for a DYDX stake on the dashboard and specifying a new validator.

Withdraw rewards

You can withdraw your available DYDX rewards, by selecting "Withdraw rewards" on the dashboard. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and withdraw your DYDX rewards on a wallet

Bridge DYDX-USDC rewards

Limitations with some wallets

In some cases, you may not be able to directly move the DYDX-USDC rewards earned from your staking activities. To address this, you can bridge your available USDC balance from the dYdX chain to any Ethereum mainnet address directly from Kiln Dashboard.

Using the Noble Bridge

This bridging process leverages the , which is recommended by the dYdX Foundation and Circle.

The goal of this bridge is to bring your dYdX rewards in USDC on your ETH address so that you can use them for other purposes like depositing them on a centralized exchange to get some dYdX back redelegate them from kiln's dashboard.

Step-by-Step Bridging Process

1. From the Dashboard, under the DYDX section, click on the "Bridge to Ethereum" button above the stakes table.
2. A modal will appear and guide you through the following three steps:

   • Transfer USDC from dYdX to your wallet on the Noble chain.

The goal of this bridge is to bring your dYdX rewards in USDC on another cosmos address here on Osmosis so that you can use them for other purposes like depositing them on a centralized exchange or a Swap on Osmosis to get some dYdX back redelegate them from kiln's dashboard.

Step-by-Step Bridging Process

1. From the Dashboard, under the DYDX section, click on the "Bridge to Osmosis" button above the stakes table.

2. A modal will appear and guide you through the following two steps:

   • Transfer USDC from dYdX to your wallet on the Noble chain.

Once you performed your bridge to ethereum or to a cosmos wallet like or , you can reinvest the earned rewards back into DXDY token.

From your destination chain you can use any wallet to transfer the ETH-USDC, for example to an exchange or a marketmaker to purchase more DYDX and send them back to your dYdX address to them on Kiln's dashboard.

To save on fees you can leverage the feature to then perform a Then from page, find your DYDX token and click "withdraw".

Then edit your receipient address to the address you use to delegate in Kiln's dashboard, so that you will directly see the DYDX in your available balance and.

Unstake

You can unstake ADA by simply clicking "Unstake" on your stake. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and unstake your ADA.

Withdraw rewards

You can withdraw your available ADA rewards, by selecting "Withdraw rewards" on the dashboard. After that you will be able to connect your Fireblocks Vault and withdraw your ADA rewards.

On the /stake/gram page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your liquid GRAM as well as your GRAM in a vesting contract in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

The Kiln Dashboard offers two GRAM staking options: pooled contracts with a 10 TON minimum stake, and single nominator pools requiring at least ~1M GRAM. For more details about GRAM mechanics, please refer to .

Easily connect your GRAM wallet through GRAM Connect

1. Connect your Fordefi wallet by selecting TON Connect as your connection method (see in

On the /stake/tia page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your TIA in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of TIA you wish to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

is a fast, secure, and user-friendly wallet designed for the Cosmos ecosystem. It seamlessly integrates with our platform, allowing you to stake TIA from Kiln Dashboard.

Step-by-step staking process from Kiln Dashboard:

1. Connect your wallet:

On the /stake/cro page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your CRO in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of CRO you wish to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

is a fast, secure, and user-friendly wallet designed for the Cosmos ecosystem.

Prerequisites :

• Connect your Ledger wallet to Keplr wallet/dashboard, 📼

Auto-compounding of your staking rewards is available for FET, please visit on how to enable it.

On the /stake/fet page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your FET in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of FET you wish to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

After connecting and selecting your Fireblocks vault, simply choose the amount and click "stake." Before signing your transaction, decode it in or your preferred decoding tool. Carefully review and confirm that the decoded transaction details match your intended action.

In Minitel, you can paste your transaction's raw message content, retrievable from your Fireblocks console, to decode it.

For a complete walkthrough, check out the demo below - The video below introduces the way to stake ATOM (Cosmos), FET as a Cosmos chain follow the same process.

Postman is a GUI you can use to run some API call examples and visualise the returned data.

You can use the community desktop version or the web version of to import the demo.

1. In postman, select the Collections tab on the left menu

2. Press the import button and import the following collection:

A new consolidation feature will let you convert skimming validators to compounding validators and merge them into target compounding validators. These consolidation requests are sent from the execution layer to a special smart contract with fee mechanisms to prevent DDoS attacks. To consolidate validators, you must control the withdrawal credentials of the source validators, and only compounding validators can be targets. There is one exception: when converting a single skimming validator to a compounding validator, you can send a consolidation request using the same validator as both source and target.

You can enable compounding for any of your skimming validators through a consolidation request that uses the same validator as both source and target.

When connected to Kiln Dashboard, navigate to the Ethereum → Reporting page of your account. By hovering over an active Ethereum skimming validator, you’ll see the Enable Compounding option appear.

From the Enable Compounding page, select a skimming validator to enable compounding. To finalize, connect your wallet holding the withdrawal key and click Enable compounding to initiate the consolidation operation. Once the transaction is signed and broadcast, it will enter the consolidation on‑chain queue for execution by the consensus layer.

Validators

Validators

Overview

Validators

Unbonding Period (continued):

You can unlock your staked APT at any time. However, the unlocked stake will only become withdrawable after the delegation pool's lockup period expires, which can range from 0 to 30 days. During this waiting period, your unlocked stake will continue to earn rewards until it becomes available for withdrawal.

On the /stake/osmo page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your OSMO in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of OSMO you wish to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

Staking with Keplr Wallet

Keplr is a fast, secure, and user-friendly wallet designed for the Cosmos ecosystem. It seamlessly integrates with our platform, allowing you to stake OSMO from Kiln Dashboard.

Step-by-step staking process from Kiln Dashboard:

1. Connect your wallet:

   • Click the "Connect Wallet" button on our platform.

   • Select "Keplr" from the list of available options.

   • Approve the connection request in the Keplr popup.

2. Enter stake amount: Specify the amount of OSMO you wish to stake.

3. Confirm transaction: Review the details and confirm the staking transaction in the Keplr popup.

4. Track your stake: Monitor your staked assets and rewards directly in Kiln Dashbord or through the Keplr dashboard.

Prerequisites :

• Connect your Ledger wallet to Keplr wallet/dashboard, 📼

Staking with Keplr Dashboard :

1. From ; Select your asset and click stake

2. Search Kiln validator and select it

3. Click the stake button

4. Follow the signing instruction in Keplr wallet and on your Ledger Device (make sure it's plugged-in)

Once you have , you can use your credentials to stake OSMO using your Fireblocks Vault.

Some notes about Fireblocks raw signing:

1. Due to technical limitations in Fireblocks API, the connection goes through Kiln's Fireblocks proxy

2. No Fireblocks account information or associated secrets are stored within any of Kiln's services, including our dashboard

3. We have ensured that no logs capture this sensitive data

4. The operational design guarantees that these secrets are transmitted directly to the Fireblocks API, without any interim storage

After connecting and selecting your Fireblocks vault, simply choose the amount and click "stake." Before signing your transaction, decode it in or your preferred decoding tool. Carefully review and confirm that the decoded transaction details match your intended action.

In Minitel, you can paste your transaction's raw message content, retrievable from your Fireblocks console, to decode it.

For a complete walkthrough, check out the demo below - The video below introduces the way to stake ATOM (Cosmos), OSMO as a Cosmos chain follow the same process.

Validators

Overview

How does staking work?

On the /stake/atom page of the dashboard you can check staking information about the network and stake your ATOM in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

Select the Account you want to stake on, the amount of ATOM you wish to stake and connect your wallet to stake!

Staking with Keplr Wallet

Keplr is a fast, secure, and user-friendly wallet designed for the Cosmos ecosystem. It seamlessly integrates with our platform, allowing you to stake ATOM from Kiln Dashboard.

Step-by-step staking process from Kiln Dashboard:

1. Connect your wallet:

   • Click the "Connect Wallet" button on our platform.

   • Select "Keplr" from the list of available options.

   • Approve the connection request in the Keplr popup.

2. Enter stake amount: Specify the amount of ATOM you wish to stake.

3. Confirm transaction: Review the details and confirm the staking transaction in the Keplr popup.

4. Track your stake: Monitor your staked assets and rewards directly in Kiln Dashbord or through the Keplr dashboard.

Prerequisites :

• Connect your Ledger wallet to Keplr wallet/dashboard, 📼

Staking with Keplr Dashboard :

1. From ; Select your asset and click stake

2. Search Kiln validator and select it

3. Click the stake button

4. Follow the signing instruction in Keplr wallet and on your Ledger Device (make sure it's plugged-in)

Once you have , you can use your credentials to stake ATOM using your Fireblocks Vault.

Some notes about Fireblocks raw signing:

1. Due to technical limitations in Fireblocks API, the connection goes through Kiln's Fireblocks proxy

2. No Fireblocks account information or associated secrets are stored within any of Kiln's services, including our dashboard

3. We have ensured that no logs capture this sensitive data

4. The operational design guarantees that these secrets are transmitted directly to the Fireblocks API, without any interim storage

After connecting and selecting your Fireblocks vault, simply choose the amount and click "stake." Before signing your transaction, decode it in or your preferred decoding tool. Carefully review and confirm that the decoded transaction details match your intended action.

In Minitel, you can paste your transaction's raw message content, retrievable from your Fireblocks console, to decode it.

For a complete walkthrough, check out the demo below

Rewards earned on DYDX are DYDX-USDC. In this tutorial we will present how to bridge these rewards to Ethereum or to Osmosis using the Kiln SDK. These flows can be done directly from Kiln Dashboard if you are using Fireblocks.

Bridge to Ethereum

The goal of this bridge is to bring your dYdX rewards in USDC on your ETH address so that you can use them for other purposes like depositing them on a centralized exchange to get some dYdX back.

To convert your DYDX-USDC to USDC on Ethereum, we will use the Noble bridge developed by Circle, which is the recommended on-chain approach.

There is 3 steps to this flow:

1) Transfer the USDC from DYDX to the Noble chain

2) Burn the USDC on Noble

3) Mint the USDC on Ethereum

Here is a TypeScript code snippet that you can use:

import { Kiln } from "@kilnfi/sdk";
import axios from 'axios';

const f = async () => {
  const k = new Kiln({
    baseUrl: 'https://api.kiln.fi',
    apiToken: 'YOUR_KILN_API_TOKEN',
  });

  /**
   * Send dydx-usdc rewards to noble
   */
  // Craft IBC transfer transaction
  const transferTx = await k.client.POST(
    '/v1/dydx/transaction/noble-ibc-transfer',
    {
      body: {
        pubkey: '02d92b48d3e9ef34f2016eac7857a02768c88e30aea7a2366bc5ba032a22eceb8b',
        amount_uusdc: '1000000',
      }
    }
  );
  // Sign the transaction with Fireblocks or your custody solution
  const signResponse = await k.fireblocks.signDydxTx(vault, tx.data.data);
  // Broadcast the transaction on DYDX
  const broadcastedTx = await k.client.POST("/v1/dydx/transaction/broadcast", {
    body: {
      tx_serialized: signResponse.signed_tx.data.tx_serialized,
    }
  });


  /**
   * Burn the usdc on noble for eth address recipient
   */
  // Craft burn transaction
  const txburn = await k.client.POST(
    '/v1/noble/transaction/burn-usdc',
    {
      body: {
        pubkey: '02d92b48d3e9ef34f2016eac7857a02768c88e30aea7a2366bc5ba032a22eceb8b',
        amount_usdc: '1000000',
        recipient: '0xBC86717BaD3F8CcF86d2882a6bC351C94580A994',
      }
    }
  );
  // Sign the transaction with Fireblocks or your custody solution
  const signResponseBurn = await k.fireblocks.signDydxTx(vault, txburn.data.data);
  // Broadcast the transaction on Noble
  const broadcastedTxBurn = await k.client.POST("/v1/noble/transaction/broadcast", {
    body: {
      tx_serialized: signResponseBurn.signed_tx.data.tx_serialized,
    }
  });

  /**
   * Mint the USDC on Ethereum to the recipient
   */

  // Fetch the attestation from circle's API (https://developers.circle.com/stablecoins/reference/getattestation)
  const { data: attestation } = await axios.get(`https://iris-api-sandbox.circle.com/v1/messages/4/${burnTxHash}`);

  // Craft the Ethereum mint transaction
  // todo: Kiln to add this part to the sdk
  const mintTx;
  // Sign and broadcast the transaction with Fireblocks on Ethereum
  const txHash = await k.fireblocks.signAndBroadcastEthTx(vault, mintTx);
};

f();

Bridge to Osmosis

The goal of this bridge is to bring your dYdX rewards in USDC on another cosmos address here on Osmosis so that you can use them for other purposes like depositing them on a centralized exchange or a Swap on Osmosis to get some dYdX back.

This flow follows two steps:

1) Transfer the DYDX-USDC to the Noble chain

2) Transfer the USDC on Noble to Osmosis

Here is a TypeScript code snippet that you can use:

On the /stake/eth page of the dashboard, you can check the staking information about the network and stake your ETH in a few clicks with an intuitive onboarding.

• Select the Account you want to stake on

• Choose your preferred validator type.