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Using Kiln Widget

Stake from Ledger Live

Direct Staking

Asset
Stake via UI
Stake via API

Ethereum (ETH)

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Cosmos Hub (ATOM)

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Solana (SOL)

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Ethereum (ETH)

Cosmos Hub (ATOM)

To stake ATOM from Ledger Live, follow .

Enter Kiln's ATOM validator address listed here:

Solana (SOL)

To stake SOL from Ledger Live, follow .

Enter Kiln's SOL validator address listed here:

Polygon (MATIC)

To stake MATIC from Ledger Live, follow .

Enter Kiln's MATIC validator address listed here:

Polkadot (DOT)

To stake DOT from Ledger Live, follow or the below video.

Enter Kiln's DOT validator address listed here:

Kusama (KSM)

To stake Kusama (KSM) using a Ledger Nano, follow or the video demo below.

Enter Kiln's KSM validator address listed here:

EigenLayer Restaking

Restaking with EigenLayer

What is EigenLayer restaking?

Read more about EigenLayer and Kiln here.

Liquid Staking Token (LST) Restaking

Restaking of LSTs with EigenLayer is available via the Kiln dApp.

Native ETH Restaking

Restaking of native ETH is available in the Kiln dApp.

How to stake liquid staking tokens (LSTs)

  • In the Kiln dApp go to "EigenLayer > Restake".

  • You can restake the following LSTs into EigenLayer pools via the Kiln dApp:

cbETH, osETH, ETHx, wBETH, stETH, rETH, ankrETH, oETH, swETH, mETH, sfrxETH, Eigen.

  • Choose the LST to restake, enter the amount, and click 'restake'.

  • Approve the transaction(s)

What are the fees for restaking?

Right now there are no fees for simply depositing and restaking your LST. You are free to withdraw at any time.

You still pay gas fees for the deposit and withdrawal transactions.

What happens when I restake my LST via Kiln?

With Liquid Restaking, the LST tokens are transferred to EigenLayer smart contracts. The tokens are held in the smart contracts and you can at any time.

How to view restaked positions

You can see an overview of all your restaked positions at "EigenLayer > Portfolio"

Restaking rewards

EigenLayer deposits will not yet receive any staking rewards. When EigenLayer is launched on mainnet (expected March / April 2024), users will have the ability to redelegate their LSTs to receive additional rewards.

Restaking points

By depositing your LST to the EigenLayer pools you will accumulate , reflecting your contribution measured by the staked ETH amount over time.

Unstaking and withdrawals

You can request to unstake your LSTs at any time.

All funds unstaked from EigenLayer go through a 7-day escrow period before being able to be withdrawn. After you initiate the withdrawal, you must wait 7-days before being able to withdraw your assets.

To unstake or withdraw, go to "EigenLayer > Withdraw" to initiate the unstake process.

Using Kiln dApp (Deprecated)

Staking Risks

Staking of any kind is never risk-free.

Precautionary validator exit & Withdraw guide

Following the , Kiln has implemented precautionary measures including .

As a result, all users staking +32ETH on Ledger Live via Kiln all their validators are now exiting or exited: this process is expected to take between 10 and 42 days depending on the validator. Validators still earn rewards while exiting. These delays are enforced at the protocol level based on how many validators are exiting and cannot be changed by Kiln.

We estimated that all validators from Ledger Live will be exited before end of October.

withdraw
restaking points
Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong.

Take 2 mins to learn more by reading this overview of the risks of staking.

Staking options

How to videos

How to stake multiples of 32 ETH for dedicated validators

How to withdraw rewards from dedicated validators (including your 32ETH after unstaking)

How to exit a validator (unstake 32 ETH)

How to stake any amount of ETH in the staking pool

How to unstake from the staking pool

How to restake liquid staking tokens (LST) with EigenLayer

After withdrawing you will be able to deposit your ETH again from Ledger Live with Kiln in the new pectra compatible validators by mid-October, share your feedback and register to the guest list here.

Checking when your validators are ready to withdraw

  1. Go to the dApp porfolio page, you should see your validators in status, when overing the little info icon you can see at what stage of the exit queue the validator is.

    1. Exiting validators, your validator is still generating rewards while in the exit queue.

    2. Exited validator validators, not generating rewards, funds are about to be withdraw from your validator to the staking contract.

    3. Until your validator is in status Pending Initialization or Withdraw possible it means that your validator is still exiting and you can come back later to continue.

  2. Click on the validator link to open the beacon chain page, and see a live estimate of the validator exit next to Exiting on and when he can be withdraw.

  3. When you see all your validators in status Pending Finalization , it means your validators are exited and are not generating rewards. A manual action is required to finalized their exit before withdrawing your assets.

It’s possible that not all validators exited staking at the same time.

You can either withdraw the ones that are ready now and return later to complete the rest, or wait until all of your validators are ready and withdraw everything at once.

Withdrawing your staked ETH and generated rewards

Prerequisites :

  • Validators in status Ready to withdraw or Pending Finalization , if you see another status only partial withdraw will be possible.

If you requested your validator exit before the incident and you see your validators in status Ready to withdraw you can jump to step 3.

You don’t need to wait for all your validators to exit before withdrawing your staked ETH and rewards. However, we recommend waiting until all validators have exited to minimize network fees.

  1. On the dApp portfolio page, if at least one of your validators has been exited due to the precautionary validator exit, it will appear under Pending Finalization.

    1. You must finalize the exit before you can withdraw your staked ETH and rewards.

    2. Click on Finalize validator exit, to continue.

What's next ?

  • Pectra compatible staking is coming to Ledger Live, please share your feedback on the previous services and register to the guestlist now.

incident involving SwissBorg
Orderly exiting of all Ethereum (ETH) validators

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Polygon (MATIC)

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Polkadot (DOT)

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Kusama (KSM)

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these instructions
Cosmos (ATOM)
these instructions
Solana (SOL)
these instructions
Polygon (POL - ex MATIC)
these instructions
Polkadot (DOT)
these instructions
Kusama (KSM)

Finalize Validator Exit;

  1. Following the incident involving SwissBorg, Kiln has implemented precautionary measures including Orderly exiting of all Ethereum (ETH) validators.

  2. As a result, your staked ETH and rewards have been exited from staking and are now waiting to be withdrawn from the staking contract. However, the smart contract is not aware that these validators were exited, since the procedure was triggered outside the standard exit flow.

  3. To ensure that your rewards can be properly withdrawn, you need to manually finalize the exit of these validators. This can be done for all your validators in a single transaction.

  4. Once you have perform this action or if you did exit your validators before the incident, you should see all your validators in statuts Ready to withdraw and a Withdraw rewards button.

  • Withdraw staked ETH and rewards;

    1. ⚠️ If you have at least one validator not finalized, you will not be able to perform a withdraw of your staked ETH or rewards even if they, finalize validator exit (step 2) and come back to this step.

    2. Else, you can proceed to withdraw all assets staked and generated rewards in one or multiple transaction is you started staking a long time ago, you will be prompted to sign multiple transaction is required or come back to this flow later.

    3. Upon successful transaction, you will receive all assets in your wallet.

  • Dedicated Validators

    • Multiples of 32 ETH

    • Dedicated validators

    Pooled Staking

    • Any amount of ETH

    • Proportionate rewards

    Kiln x EigenLayer

    • LST + ETH restaking

    • Restaking points

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    DeFi Lending in Ledger Live

    Lend your stablecoins to major lending protocols via Kiln DeFi x Ledger Live.

    Put your stablecoins to work—effortlessly from Ledger Live

    • Seamless defi lending; Access top-tier DeFi protocols in just a few clicks, deposit and withdraw anytime. Powered by for unmatched security.

    • Sit back and earn; Enjoy automated reward compounding with zero manual action. Your earnings grow while you focus on what matters.

    Simple rewards tracking; Monitor your positions and track rewards in stablecoins, right from your first deposit, all within Ledger Earn.

    Access Kiln DeFi from Ledger Live

    • From Ledger Discover, searching for "Kiln" or "DeFi"

    • From one stablecoin Account by clicking on "Earn"

    • From the Market page by clicking on "Earn" next to a stablecoin

    • From Ledger Earn under "Earn more rewards" or by clicking "Earn" and selection a stablecoin

    Supported networks, assets & protocols

    Support

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    Ethereum

    assets

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    protocols

    Morpho , Compound v3, SparkLend, SkyMoney, more coming soon

    Deposit stablecoin into DeFi Lending

    1. Make sure you have selected the Ethereum account you want to deposit from on the top right corner of the discover section.

    2. Select the asset and amount you want to deposit.

    3. Select the lending protocol you want to deposit on, by default the protocol that generate more rewards is pre-selected.

    4. After clicking review deposit, you will need to do a Token Approval of the selected amount, then approve the Deposit transaction using the Kiln Plugin.

    Withdraw stablecoins

    1. Start from the "Assets earning rewards" tab of Ledger Earn.

    2. Under Assets earning rewards, locate the active position you’d like to withdraw from. Click the three dots on the far right of the row and select Manage to open the withdrawal flow.

    3. Then, choose the amount you wish to withdraw. If you want to withdraw your full balance, simply click the MAX button in the input field.

    Only one transaction is required, you will instantly receive the selected amount in your wallet.

    FAQ

    🪙 What is stablecoin lending ?

    Stablecoin lending is a way to earn passive income by lending your stablecoins — such as USDC, DAI, or USDT — to decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols. These stablecoins are pegged to the value of fiat currencies like the US dollar, providing a more stable value compared to volatile cryptocurrencies like ETH or BTC.

    When you lend stablecoins through a protocol, you're essentially providing liquidity that others can borrow. In return, you earn interest (also called rewards or yield) paid by the borrowers or the protocol itself.

    🔍 What are the risk of DeFi lending ?

    DeFi lending is not risk free.

    Read our detailed overview of DeFi risks here.

    ↗️ What happens when I deposit?

    When you deposit funds, you receive “shares” that represent your position. These shares are issued in the form of a soulbound ERC-20 token — meaning they cannot be transferred to someone else. You can see theses shares as a claim to your position + accrued rewards since the deposit.

    💸 How value accrues in my position?

    These shares represent a yield-bearing position:

    • Your number of shares does not change over time.

    • Instead, each share becomes worth more USDC (other other stablecoin) as rewards from the lending protocol accumulate.

    So even though your share count stays constant, the $/USDC value they represent increases.

    🤔 Why I'm I receiving less than 1 "shares" when I deposit 1 USDC

    If you deposit 1 USDC, you might receive less than 1 share in return. This is expected: the value of 1 share is greater than 1 USDC, because it already includes accrued yield.

    🔻 Why my deposit transaction revert ?

    You can check the transaction hash on Etherscan to identify the issue with your transaction. If it's not due to a low gas limit or insufficient fees, another possible reason could be that the lending protocol is currently not accepting additional deposits. In that case, you may want to try again later.

    💸 Is there any fees taken when I deposit via Kiln DeFi ?

    There are no deposit fees, meaning you can deposit and withdraw immediately without losing any Asset equivalent (eg. USDC). However, you will still need to cover Ethereum network fees.

    ℹ️ Is there any additional commission taken by Kiln for providing this service ?

    Yes, Kiln charges a 15% fee on rewards, which is shared with Ledger. This covers the simplified access, reward management, and reporting across multiple DeFi lending protocols from Ledger Live.

    All amounts shown in the deposit flow or on Ledger Earn are net of fees — what you see is exactly what you have earned or what you’ll receive after a withdraw.

    💰When do I start earning rewards?

    Rewards start accruing immediately after your first deposit. However, depending on the size of your position, it may take some time for them to appear in the reporting section. For example, if you deposit 1 USDC with a 4% annual yield, the rewards earned per block are very small — it can take a while before they are noticeable in USD terms.

    💵 Are rewards guarantee ?

    No, Kiln cannot guarantee rewards from the lending protocols. The displayed reward rate reflects the current rate offered by the protocol and is subject to change. We recommend reviewing your position in the reporting section every few weeks and rebalancing to another lending protocol if you feel the reward rate has become too low.

    ↙️ When can I withdraw my position ?

    You can withdraw instantly at any time from Kiln DeFi with no withdrawal fees — the amount displayed reflects exactly what you’ve earned and what you’ll receive. You can choose to withdraw your entire balance by clicking “MAX” in the interface or withdraw only a portion of your position.

    Please note: if you make a partial withdrawal, your rewards will continue to show your total accumulated rewards since your first deposit.

    🦋 Why rewards rate on Morpho are so high ?

    Morpho are conducting a unique incentives campaign to celebrate their integration. As part of this campaign, additional Morpho rewards are available exclusively through the Ledger deposit flow.

    What kind of rewards can I expect?

    When depositing through Ledger, users will earn:

    • Traditional lending rewards.

    • Additional Morpho rewards, which are automatically accrued on top of your deposit.

    Will I receive Morpho tokens in my wallet?

    No. Although Morpho typically requires users to manually claim their rewards, Kiln has partnered with Ledger and Morpho to automatically autocompound these additional rewards.

    This means:

    • You won’t need to claim anything manually.

    • Rewards will be directly added to your position in the same asset you deposited (e.g., USDC).

    Why do my rewards seem lower than expected?

    Additional rewards are:

    • Unlocked and autocompounded every Monday.

    • Gradually added to your position over time.

    To fully benefit from these rewards, you need to stay deposited for at least to the next monday. (eg. you stake on Tuesday, you will only get the additional rewards boost the next monday).

    Contact support

    If you need help or have questions don't hesitate to contact Kiln Support.

    Ledger Clear Signing

    Pooled Staking

    Kiln Pooling staking mainnet smart contract address in Ledger Live is:

    0x5DB5235b5C7e247488784986e58019fFFd98FdA4

    Do not interact with other addresses.

    Pooled Staking on Ledger Live

    Staking pools provide an opportunity for users to stake amount of ETH and receive a proportionate share of the rewards. This is particularly beneficial for Ethereum staking because it allows individuals who do not possess the required 32 ETH to still participate and earn rewards.

    Staking fee

    Kiln takes full responsibility for managing and operating the validator on your behalf in return for a fee. The current fee for this service is 12% of total pooled rewards.

    FAQs

    General

    What are the risks of staking?

    Staking is not risk free.

    Read our detailed overview of staking risks .

    Why do I see "staking pool is not supported in your country or region"?

    The staking pool is not available to all countries or regions. Please check the 'terms and conditions' of the Kiln dapp via Ledger Live for the latest updates and service availability.

    Is there a minimum & maximum stake allowed?

    When staking via Ledger Live, 0.05 ETH is the minimum stake amount but keep in mind that when staking small amounts, gas fees could exceed your stake and potential rewards, making it less cost-effective.

    There is no maximum requirement in the pool, allowing you the freedom to stake any amount of ETH you desire.

    How to stake in Ledger Live
    1. Connect a wallet

    2. Open 'Discover' and find the Kiln dapp

    Is there a bonding period when staking in the pool?

    The value of staked positions are typically recalculated daily. If the pool already has active validators generating rewards, you will need to wait for up to 24 hours for the calculations to reflect the changes in the value of your stake.

    What happens after I stake my ETH?

    You always receive a token in your wallet that represents your staked position and withdrawal rights.

    The token symbol is psETH and it can viewed in your wallet using a block explorer such as Etherscan.

    Can I transfer or trade the staked position soulbound tokens?

    No, these are non-transferable and are only used to represent the ownership of your staked position, including withdrawal rights.

    Can I access and operate my position if Kiln UI is not available ?

    Yes, you can find a step by step guide in

    Pool Rewards

    What is the reward rate of the pool?

    The current rate is not a guarantee of future performance.

    The reward rate is the trailing 7-day average rate of the pool, inclusive of fees. It is updated daily.

    It represents the annualized percentage of rewards generated by all pool validators in relation to the total staked amount.

    Staking fees are automatically deducted from rewards generated by the pool.

    How does the pool generate rewards?

    Validators are created based on the ETH being deposited into pool, and these validators generate rewards.

    All consensus layer and execution layer rewards from validators supporting the pool are returned to the pool and compounded. This means the rewards received are used to create more validators in the pool.

    These validators work in exactly the same way, and run in the same infrastructure, as the validators that are created for stakers engaging in native staking (32 ETH, dedicated validators).

    Are rewards compounded?

    Yes, all rewards generated by validators are returned to the pool and compounded, allowing for more validators to be created.

    Are the validators in the pool MEV-enabled?

    Yes, we use all of the relays that are listed so there is a cross section of max profit, ethical and regulated.

    Receiving Rewards

    Are rewards automatically sent to my wallet?

    No, rewards are not distributed directly to your wallet.

    Instead, staking rewards accrue to your staked ETH position automatically, so the value of that position increases inline with rewards generated by the pool and proportional to your stake.

    How long does it take to receive rewards?

    The value of staked positions are typically recalculated daily at 12h30 UTC (14h30 CET). If the pool already has active validators generating rewards, you will need to wait for up to 24 hours for the calculations to reflect the changes in the value of your stake.

    How often do rewards accrue to staked positions?

    Individual staked positions are typically recalculated on a daily basis at 12h30 UTC (14h30 CET) after an oracle report is submitted.

    How do I see the current value of my staked position?

    Go to the 'Rewards' tab and scroll down to 'Pooling' and find 'Staked balance'

    How do I see the rewards my stake has received?

    Go to the 'Rewards' tab and scroll down to 'Pooling' and find 'Total rewards'.

    Total Rewards displays the total amount of rewards you have received since staking in the pool.

    Withdrawals

    Can I partially withdraw my stake?

    Certainly, you can withdraw any amount up to and including the current value of your stake.

    How do I withdraw my staked ETH?

    Under normal circumstances, the withdrawal period can take anywhere between 1-5 days.

    To begin the process, you need to ‘request an exit’ from the ‘Rewards’ tab.

    Once that has been processed and fulfilled, you can withdraw your ETH from the same tab.

    Withdrawal Process

    How does the withdrawal process work?

    Withdrawing ETH from the pool is a three staged process:

    1. Request exit

    2. Wait for your request to be fulfilled

    Do I still earn rewards while I wait to exit the pool?

    No, rewards will no incur anymore after you request to exit the pool.

    What are the Kiln withdrawal NFTs?

    Your withdrawal request is represented by an NFT and automatically generated when you make a request. You can also add it into your wallet.

    When your ETH is ready to claim and withdraw, the NFT is burnt in exchange for the ETH.

    Can I transfer or sell the NFT?

    No, the withdrawal NFT is a token and cannot be transferred.

    Withdrawal Time

    How long does it take to withdraw from the pool?

    All exit requests are typically processed daily at 12h30 UTC (14h30 CET), so it can take up to 24hrs for your exit request to be processed.

    The pool uses available validator rewards for withdrawals. If demand exceeds supply, validators are exited programmatically alongside future rewards. This may result in longer withdrawal times, depending on the validator exit queue length.

    Under normal circumstances, the withdrawal period is estimated to take between 1-5 days.

    What factors affect the withdrawal time?

    The pool smart contract utilizes available ETH received from validator rewards and deposits to facilitate the withdrawal process, and if demand for withdrawals exceeds the supply, the pool will programmatically exit validators to help meet the demand.

    Depending on the length of the validator exit queue, this can lead to longer withdrawal times.

    • Ethereum (Beacon chain) validator exit queue: when the pool needs ETH by exiting validators, it must wait for the full protocol exit and withdrawal process. This is a variable time depending on the number of validators trying to exit at the same time.

    Rewards analytics

    How can I access my pooling rewards outside of the Ledger Live dApp?

    There are two ways to do this:

    1. query on the ledger live contract the view function balanceOfUnderlying(addr) where addr is the address of your wallet to get the ETH amount of the staked position

    USDC
    USDT
    DAI
    USDS
    Note that it's normal to receive less shares than the deposited amount, the $ equivalent is the same. Read the FAQ to learn more.
    Select 'Pooled staking'
  • Before staking, read and fully understand the 'terms and conditions' and product documentation to ensure you are familiar with how the product works

  • Enter the amount you wish to stake and follow all the on-screen prompts.

  • Claim your ETH

    Request exit

    • Issue a request to withdraw an amount of ETH from the pool. After the transaction is confirmed and executed, you'll be issued an 'exit queue ticket', which is a soulbound NFT token representing your withdrawal request.

      Wait for your request to be fulfilled

      • Exit requests are processed on a daily basis at 13h30 UTC (14h30 CET) and it usually takes several days before the request is fulfilled. Once fulfilled, you will see that the 'withdrawable balance' is updated. Your ETH can be claimed from the smart contract.

      Withdraw your ETH

      • When your ETH is available, you will need to perform a 'claim transaction' during which the NFT will be burned in exchange for the ETH.

      • Go back to the Kiln dapp in Ledger Live and click 'Rewards'.

      • Click 'withdraw' and follow the on-screen prompts to approve the transaction on the Ledger device.

    Staking and withdrawal demand: the pool uses rewards and deposits to help service exit requests faster. If the demand for exits exceeds the supply and validators must be exited, this can add additional time.

  • Timing of exit request and next oracle report: oracle reports are processed once per day and at a high level, the reports allow for calculation of rewards earned, processing of exit requests, validator activation/exit. For example, If you request an exit 1 minute after the oracle, you must wait 24hrs for the next report to acknowledge that request.

  • use our public The Graph endpoint with this query https://query.thegraph.kiln.fi/subgraphs/name/vsuite/graphql?query=%7B%0A++erc20S%28wher[…]++++totalUnderlyingSupply%0A++++totalSupply%0A++%7D%0A%7D (replacing 0x8411Daa13eb8312c0F9b725F6f00E4D76cd7C558 with your wallet address) and do sharesBalance * totalUnderlyingSupply / (totalSupply * 10^18)

    here
    soulbound
    Smart Contract interaction
    here
    soulbound
    https://etherscan.io/address/0x5DB5235b5C7e247488784986e58019fFFd98FdA4
    example transaction

    Dedicated Validators

    Stake multiples of 32 ETH on your dedicated validators through Ledger Live.

    Kiln Dedicated staking mainnet smart contract address in Ledger Live is:

    0x1e68238cE926DEC62b3FBC99AB06eB1D85CE0270

    Do not interact with other addresses.

    Kiln dedicated staking on Ledger Live

    Dedicated staking allows you to deposit multiples of 32 ETH to set up a validator. Kiln takes care of operating the validator on your behalf, managing the necessary hardware and software (nodes) for running it.

    Validators enter an activation queue and will not receive rewards until activated. The queue time is based on the number of other validators awaiting activation. Queue time is displayed on-screen before staking.

    Once activated, your validator will continue to operate until you decide to withdraw your stake and rewards. You have the flexibility to initiate this withdrawal process whenever you prefer.

    Staking fee

    Kiln retains 8% from the total rewards your validator receives.

    Staking rewards

    You receive all of the rewards generated by the validator, with Kiln deducting a fee.

    Your rewards rate will be based on the rewards your own validator earns from participating in the Ethereum network.

    The rewards generated by validators are determined solely by the protocol, with no involvement from Kiln.

    Staking Risks

    Please review the and the following documentation to ensure your understanding of staking and the product's operation.

    Staking doesn't guarantee rewards and involves risks, including a loss of funds.

    If you do not have 32 ETH or wish to stake in a more flexible way, you can choose the .

    FAQs

    General

    What are the risks of staking?

    Staking is not risk-free.

    Read our detailed overview of staking risks .

    How to stake using Ledger Live?

    Watch of how to stake.

    Alternatively, follow the below steps in Ledger Live.

    1. Connect a wallet with 32 ETH or more.

    What happens when I stake 32 ETH?

    When staking with Kiln, you deposit your 32 ETH (or multiples) into a smart contract:

    1. When you stake, you activate your own validators that secure the Ethereum network and receive rewards on your behalf.

    2. Validators enter an activation queue and will not receive rewards until activated. The queue time is based on the number of other validators awaiting activation.

    How to check your validator?

    You can view your validator(s) and the status at any time at 'Dedicated > Validators'.

    Who holds the validator keys?

    Kiln generates and stores the validator keys used to operate all validators in both the Staking Pool and Solo staking. These keys are safely stored according to practices that have received SOC2 certification.

    The withdrawal keys, which control the address and is eligible to receive the original stake and any accrued rewards upon a withdrawal, are controlled on your Ledger device.

    What are the different validator statuses?

    The lifecycle of an Ethereum validator involves several stages, which we simplify within the Kiln dApp for clarity:

    • Activating You have initiated the creation of a validator by depositing 32 ETH. The validator is in the process of being activated and will not generate rewards until it is activated by the protocol. The activation queue length is accessible within the "Dedicated > Stake" page, where you initiated the staking transaction.

    Can I access and operate my position if Kiln UI is not available ?

    Yes, you can find a step by step guide in

    Validator Rewards

    What reward rate should I expect?

    The current rate does not assure future performance.

    The dApp displays the average reward rate of all Kiln validators from the past 7 days, excluding fees. This rate is updated daily and is published by Rated.

    It represents the annualized percentage of rewards generated by all validators in relation to the total staked amount, excluding fees.

    Individual validators do not generate consistent or linear rewards. Please read for more detailed information on validator rewards.

    What types of staking rewards will I receive?

    Rewards are not guaranteed.

    We invite you to read that provides insights into the expected staking rewards on the Ethereum network. It covers the various types of rewards and their characteristics in detail.

    Ethereum staking offers two types of rewards: consensus layer and execution layer rewards.

    Execution layer rewards tend to be less frequent but more substantial in value. Consensus layer rewards are received more frequently but are relatively smaller in value.

    These rewards become available for withdrawing once they have been automatically "skimmed" by the protocol, which can take up to 9 days.

    Are Kiln validators MEV-enabled?

    Yes, we use all of the relays that are listed so there is a cross section of max profit, ethical and regulated.

    How long before my validator is active and starts receiving rewards?

    Your validator will not receive ANY rewards until it becomes active.

    The queue length will vary and is primarily determined by the number of other validators trying to enter the network.

    Why am I receiving more / less than the rest of the network or the estimated rate on the Kiln dashboard?

    We invite you to read our comprehensive that provides a deeper understanding of how staking rewards work and explores the different types of rewards in detail.

    The average reward rate visible on the dashboard represents the average backward-looking rate of all Kiln validators over the past 7 days.

    Staking rewards for dedicated validators aren't received consistently on a fixed schedule. Rewards may vary monthly, and it takes time for your validator to gain more opportunities, leading to fluctuating rewards. Over a year, the reward rate tends to stabilize, approaching the network average.

    Understanding the dynamics of staking rewards and their fluctuating nature will help you manage your expectations and make more informed decisions as a staker.

    Are my rewards automatically sent to my wallet?

    No, you need to withdraw your rewards from the Kiln dapp.

    See for guidance on claiming your rewards.

    Are my validator rewards pooled and shared with all users?

    No. Each validator earns and receives its own rewards from the protocol. Rewards are not shared or pooled.

    Is my withdrawal address the wallet I staked from?

    No. The withdrawal address of your validator is a smart contract managed by the staking smart contract.

    Only the wallet from where you deposited can withdraw the rewards.

    Security and Business Continuity

    What are the security risks, and how do you mitigate them? Where can I find audit reports?

    When you stake with this service, Kiln will operate validator(s) on your behalf. If these validators are incorrectly operated, it is possible that up to 100% of the staked ETH can be slashed, meaning they are destroyed by the protocol.

    This is very rare and has never happened to any Kiln validators. Our infrastructure is purpose-built to mitigate this risk. You should however be aware that the risk is never 0.

    Please read to learn more about Kiln monitoring and slashing and downtime mitigation.

    There are two main smart contracts that introduce additional risk:

    Who holds the validator keys?

    Kiln generates and stores the validator keys used to operate your validator. These keys are safely stored according to practices that have received SOC2 certification.

    Your withdrawal keys, which control the address and is eligible to receive the original stake and any accrued rewards upon a withdrawal, are controlled on your wallet.

    What happens if Kiln goes out of business?

    In the unlikely event that Kiln becomes insolvent, we have a business continuity and disaster recovery plan which we were certified for as part of our successful SOC 2 Type 1 (in 2022) and SOC 2 type 2 (in 2023) audits.

    We also have an involving exiting all validators or transferring validation keys in case Kiln can no longer operate the service.

    Withdrawing Rewards

    How do I withdraw rewards?

    To claim your rewards in the Kiln app, follow these steps:

    1. Open the Kiln dApp and navigate to the 'Dedicated > Validators' section.

    2. Select the validator(s) from which you want to claim the rewards.

    What are 'Total Rewards'?

    This refers to the total sum of rewards generated by your validator from both the consensus layer and the execution layer since the beginning of your staking journey.

    What are 'Withdrawable Rewards'?

    These are the rewards that are currently available for you to withdraw.

    Execution layer rewards are are available to withdraw as soon as they are received, while consensus layer rewards are transferred to the smart contract by the protocol following the regular cycle (~every 8-10 days).

    Why are 'Total' and 'Withdrawable' rewards different?

    'Total' includes all rewards the validator has ever received, including those you have previously claimed. 'Withdrawable' are only those availabel to withdraw right now.

    Unstaking

    How do I unstake and exit my validator?

    showing how to exit your validator from Ledger Live.

    Alternatively, you can follow these steps:

    1. In Ledger Live, connect the wallet you initiated your original stakes from.

    Can I exit a validator that is still in the activation queue?

    No. You can only exit a validator once it has been processed and becomes active. Validators in the entry queue cannot be exited.

    How long does it take to exit a validator and fully withdraw my 32 ETH ?

    Upon requesting a validator exit, you'll see an estimated timeframe for the complete exit, indicating when your 32 ETH will be available for withdrawal.

    This is the estimated best and worst case total time for completing the validator exit process.

    You can see an estimate of the full process by scrolling down to 'exit' and ‘withdrawal' queue length. The total time of both queues is the most accurate estimate.

    What happens after I request a validator exit?

    This is a multi-step process that is a core function of the Ethereum protocol and cannot be influenced by Kiln, Ledger or any other node operator.

    Upon initiating a validator exit, you'll be presented with the estimated total exit time, which encompasses the entire process detailed below:

    1. Request validator exit

    Open 'Discover' and find the Kiln dApp
  • Select 'Dedicated > Stake'

  • Before staking, read and fully understand the 'terms and conditions' and product documentation to ensure you are familiar with it works

  • Use the slider to select the amount you wish to stake and press 'stake'

  • Follow all the on-screen prompts to review and confirm the transaction on your Ledger device

  • Your rewards rate will be based on the rewards your own validator earns from participating in the Ethereum network.

  • You can view your validator(s) and the status at any time at 'Dedicated > Validators'.

  • Active Your validator is active, participating on the network and generating rewards.
  • Exit requested You have requested a validator exit. The exit request will be processed and will join the protocol's exit queue within 72 hours. During this time it is still active and generating rewards.

  • Exiting Your validator is in the protocol's exit queue, waiting to be processed to exit the active set. During this time it is still active and generating rewards.

  • Withdrawal processing Your validator has exited the active set and has now joined the queue for its balance to be unstaked and withdrawn. It is no longer active nor generating rewards. The validator exit queue length was displayed when you initiated the validator exit transaction, and is always accessible within the "Dedicated > Stake" page.

  • Ready to withdraw Your validator is fully exited, the funds have been unstaked and the 32 ETH balance is now ready to withdraw. You can select one or more validators with this status and execute a 'withdraw rewards' transaction.

  • Exited Your validator is fully exited, unstaked and all funds have been withdrawn. There is no further action to take

  • The deposit contract which takes the incoming ETH and forwards it into the Beacon chain deposit contract

  • The staking contract which retrieves your rewards. When you make a claim for the rewards, the smart contract and sends them back to you minus a commission that is sent to Kiln/Enzyme. The only wallet that can claim your rewards is the wallet that you originally staked from.

  • Both contracts were developed by Kiln and have been audited by Halborn, Spearbit and Ledger Donjon twice. Please visit https://security.kiln.fi to request the full audit report.

    Click on the 'withdraw rewards' button.

  • Connect your Ledger device and follow the on-screen instructions to approve the transactions.

    1. In the case you received both EL and CL rewards, you will need to sign one transaction to withdraw CL rewards and another one for EL rewards, in Q4 we plan to make this flow smother so that you can withdraw everything in one transaction.

  • Once the transaction is confirmed, you will be able to see your claimed rewards in your wallet.

  • Open 'Discover' and find the Kiln dApp
  • Open 'Dedicated > Validators'

  • Select one or multiple validators that you wish to exit

  • Select ‘Request exit’,

  • Follow all the on-screen prompts to review and confirm the transaction on your Ledger device

  • Once the transaction has been confirmed your validator will enter the protocol exit queue. This may take up to 48hrs before joining the exit queue.

  • Request is processed by Kiln
  • Validator enters the 'exit' queue. It continues validating and earning rewards until processed

  • Validator is exited and removed from the active set. It stops participating in the network and no longer receives rewards.

  • Validator enters the 'withdrawal' queue to become withdrawable.

  • Validator waits for its balance to be skimmed by the protocols automatic 'validator sweep' process.

  • 32 ETH is available to withdraw from "Dedicated > Validators".

  • After step 4 above, find your validator here and access the 'withdrawals' tab for a more accurate estimate for when your ETH will be available to be claim. example this example shows the withdrawal of 32.003087 ETH will occur in about 2 days 10 hrs

    Once processed, the balance is sent to the Kiln/Ledger smart contract ready for you to withdraw.

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    32ETH+ Native Staking in Ledger Wallet

    Put your ETH to work—effortlessly from Ledger Wallet

    • Protocol-native ETH staking; Stake ETH in a single flow on one or many vanilla validators. Reduced smart contract risk and enabling full support for the latest Ethereum protocol features (Pectra upgrade) supercharged with Ledger Clear Signing for unmatched security.

    • Auto-compounding, fewer steps; With Pectra features, validator rewards compound automatically inside your validator—no manual claiming and restaking.

    • Simple, always-on tracking; See your validator status, track rewards, export them to CSV, and see your earning right inside .

    Access from Ledger Live

    • From Ledger Discover, searching for "Kiln Staking" or "Staking"

      • Or navigate this

    • From one ethereum Account by clicking on "Earn" and selecting "Kiln 32ETH staking"

    • From the Market page by clicking on "Earn" next ETH icon

    Smart contracts

    List of the smart contracts used and clear signed on .

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    Active : 2025 Fee Holiday Stake 32 ETH and enjoy 0% fees on all rewards until Dec 31, 2025 — and 0% fees on CL rewards for all new validators going forward. No action required, you will directly receive all of your rewards on your validator or in your wallet when proposing a block during this period.

    Future and historical promotional offers will be displayed here. No action are required from users to benefit from them.

    Deposit ETH on you own compounding validators

    1. Make sure you have selected the Ethereum account you want to deposit from on the top right corner of the discover section.

    2. Select the amount you want to deposit.

    3. Select ETH Native Staking options protocol you want to deposit on, by default the product that generate more rewards and fit your available balance is pre-selected.

    Important information to confirm when clear signing via Ledger

    1 - First time staking on a compounding validator with Kiln

    Operation displayed : Create Splitter and Stake

    What to double check:

    • Interaction with

    Monitor your validators performances

    1. From Kiln Staking application in , select your wallet that staked and click the Portfolio tab.

    2. Click on your position to see details about your validators and rewards earned.

    Withdraw your validator

    1. Start from the "Assets earning rewards" tab of

    2. Under Assets earning rewards, locate the active validator you’d like to withdraw. Click the three dots on the far right of the row and select Manage to open the Portfolio of .

    3. Then, click your ETH position, click one validator line via the little arrow, at the end of the page select Request Exit.

    Only one transaction is required to exit your validator, no further manual action is needed to claim your ETH. Your validator will need to go throw and be skimmed before you receive your eth directly in your wallet.

    Partial withdraw, consolidation and top-ups

    Kiln Staking enabling users to own their ETH validators without smart contracts in between, therfore all of the ETH native staking features are available on any of your validators. Ledger don't yet support clear signing of theses theses advanced operations therfore they are not accessible via the App. Advanced users can access them on their own, .

    FAQ

    Why staking with Kiln ?

    • Stake on the same validator stack powering leading wallets, custody platforms, exchanges, and staking platforms: Trust Wallet, Safe, Binance US, Fireblocks, Lido. You get the same institutional-grade controls and financial reporting as industry leaders (period statements, CSV exports, audit-friendly breakdowns).

    • In Q3 2025, an average Ethereum validator earned 0.23778 ETH in rewards. A validator run by Kiln earned 0.24458 ETH, that’s +2.86% vs. the network average. Annualized, Kiln’s APR was 3.03% versus 2.94% for the network, +0.09 percentage points in Q3.

    ℹ️ Why Kiln is charging a service fee ?

    Expected services fees will be about 5-8% total rewards fees over 1 year of staking.

    Fee breakdown

    • Consensus layer rewards: 0% fees — you keep 100% of these rewards, this will never change.

    • Execution layer rewards: A variable service fee applies to match the target service fees.

    At the time of writing, when a Kiln validator propose a block you will receive directly in your wallet 20% of it's value and the rest will be shared between Kiln and Ledger. This covers validator setup and management, seamless access to ETH staking, ongoing reward distribution, and detailed reporting — making staking simple and hassle-free.

    You can see the full breakdown in real time in when clicking on the tooltips.

    Other generic questions

    What happens when I stake 32 ETH?

    When staking with Kiln, you deposit your 32 ETH (or multiples) into a smart contract:

    1. When you stake, you activate your own validators that secure the Ethereum network and receive rewards on your behalf.

    2. Validators enter an activation queue and will not receive rewards until activated. The queue time is based on the number of other validators awaiting activation.

    Can I stake more than 32ETH on my validator ?

    Yes. Since the Pectra upgrade, staking with 0x02 (compounding) validators allows you to deposit up to 2,048 ETH on a single validator. For example, if you own 39 ETH, you can now stake it all on one validator instead of splitting it across multiple ones.

    Can I continue staking only 32ETH per validators ?

    Yes. You can still stake from 32 ETH per validator using 0x02 compounding validators.

    By default, Kiln will allocate the selected staking amount to a single validator, up to the 2,048 ETH limit. If you stake more than 2,048 ETH, your amount will be automatically split equally across multiple validators.

    • eg. 3000 ETH -> will create 2 validators of 1500 ETH in one single transaction.

    If you prefer to stake

    Can I migrate from another node operator to Kiln ?

    Yes. Since the Pectra upgrade, you can consolidate other non compounding validators to Kiln validators. First you need to start staking at least 32ETH in our application, then you will be able to consolidate other validators into one up to 2048ETH.

    This feature is not yet enabled in Ledger Wallet as they don't support it's clear signing.

    How to check your validator?

    You can view your validator(s) and the status at any time at Kiln Staking inside Ledger Wallet.

    You can also use public explorers you can access from this same app for detailed informations.

    Who holds the validator keys?

    Kiln generates and stores the validator keys used to operate all validators. These keys are safely stored according to practices that have received SOC2 certification.

    Note that the withdrawal keys, aka "Type and Owner" in Ledger clear signing, which control the validator and is eligible to receive the original stake and any accrued rewards upon a withdrawal is and should always be your wallet.

    What are the different validator statuses?

    The lifecycle of an Ethereum validator involves several stages, which we simplify within the Kiln dApp for clarity:

    • Activating You have initiated the creation of a validator by depositing 32 ETH. The validator is in the process of being activated and will not generate rewards until it is activated by the protocol. The activation queue length is accessible within the deposit flow in "Stake".

    Validator Rewards

    What is the reward rate I should expect to receive?

    The current rate does not assure future performance.

    Kiln Staking displays the average reward rate of all Kiln validators from the past 30 days, excluding fees. This rate is updated daily and is published by Rated.

    It represents the annualized percentage of rewards generated by all validators in relation to the total staked amount, excluding fees.

    Individual validators do not generate consistent or linear rewards. You can hover the APY icon in app to know the extact breakdown in rewards types.

    What rewards can I expect from staking?

    Rewards are not guaranteed.

    We invite you to read that provides insights into the expected staking rewards on the Ethereum network. It covers the various types of rewards and their characteristics in detail.

    In summary, Ethereum staking offers two types of rewards: consensus layer and execution layer rewards. Execution layer rewards tend to be less frequent but more substantial in value.

    On the other hand, consensus layer rewards are received more frequently but are relatively smaller in amount. These rewards become available for claiming once they have been "skimmed" or "withdrawn" by the protocol, which typically takes around five days.

    It's important to note that all staking rewards are generated by the Ethereum protocol itself and are not determined or influenced by Kiln, Ledger, or any other external entity. The rewards are a result of actively participating in the network and contributing to its security and operation.

    I don't want to compound my rewards, is it possible with Kiln ?

    No, by default Kiln now recommend only using 0x02 compounding validators, the benefits can be found in .

    Are Kiln validators MEV-enabled?

    Yes, we use the best relays so there is a cross section of max profit, ethical and regulated.

    How long before my validator is active and starts receiving rewards?

    Your validator will not receive ANY rewards until it becomes active.

    Before staking, you should check the estimated entry queue length (scroll down to 'activation queue length'), or directly from the Kiln Staking ('In x days'):

    New validators will join the ‘entry queue’ which is a function of the protocol and cannot be influenced by Kiln.

    The queue length is primarily determined by the number of other validators trying to enter and can take multiple weeks / months.

    Why am I receiving more / less than the rest of the network or the estimated rate on the Kiln Staking app?

    We invite you to read our comprehensive that provides a deeper understanding of how staking rewards work and explores the different types of rewards in detail. It will provide you with valuable insights into the rewards mechanism and help you make informed decisions regarding your staking activities.

    When viewing the estimated reward rate on the Kiln Staking in Ledger Wallet, please keep in mind that it represents the average backward-looking rate of all Kiln validators over the past 30 days. It is important to note that staking rewards are not earned in a linear fashion on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.

    The rewards earned by your validator will vary from month to month, and it may take time for your validator to have more opportunities to participate in the network's validation process, resulting in increased reward potential. Over time, the reward rate tends to smooth out, and after a year, you can expect your validator's actual rewards rate to be closer to the network average.

    Understanding the dynamics of staking rewards and their fluctuating nature will help you manage your expectations and make more informed decisions as a staker.

    Are my rewards automatically sent to my wallet?

    It depends on what rewards:

    • Consensus layer rewards are directly compounded on your validator and require a manual action to withdraw from the validators

    • Execution layer rewards (notably proposing a block) are automaticly sent to your wallet

    Are my validator rewards pooled and shared with all users?

    No. Each validator earns and receives its own rewards from the protocol. Rewards are not shared or pooled.

    Is my withdrawal address the wallet I staked from?

    Yes. The withdrawal address of your validator is the wallet that staked with Kiln.

    Only you, the wallet from where you deposited, can claim and withdraw the rewards from your validators, make sure you confirm this when creating your validator as described in

    Security and Business Continuity

    What are the security risks, and how do you mitigate them? Where can I find audit reports?

    When you stake with this service, Kiln will operate validator(s) on your behalf. If these validators are incorrectly operated, it is possible that up to 100% of the staked ETH can be slashed, meaning they are destroyed by the protocol.

    This is very rare and has never happened to any Kiln validators. Our infrastructure is purpose-built to mitigate this risk. You should however be aware that the risk is never 0.

    Please read to learn more about Kiln monitoring and slashing and downtime mitigation.

    This service also rely on that streamline deposits;

    All contracts were developed by Kiln and have been audited by Halborn, Spearbit and Ledger Donjon twice. Please visit to request the full audit report.

    Who holds the validator keys?

    Kiln generates and stores the validator keys used to operate your validator. These keys are safely stored according to practices that have received SOC2 certification.

    Your withdrawal keys, which control the address and is eligible to receive the original stake and any accrued rewards upon a withdrawal, are controlled by your wallet.

    What happens if Kiln goes out of business?

    In the unlikely event that Kiln becomes insolvent, we have a business continuity and disaster recovery plan which we were certified for as part of our successful SOC 2 Type 1 (in 2022) and SOC 2 type 2 (in 2023) audits.

    We also have an involving exiting all validators or transferring validation keys in case Kiln can no longer operate the service.

    Finally thanks for the you can withdraw from your validators permissionlessly and receive your ETH in your wallet even if Kiln services are not running.

    Withdrawing Rewards

    How do I withdraw rewards?

    Staking rewards are automaticly compounded on your validators, to withdraw them you can do a partial withdraw (currently not clear signed by Ledger) or request your validator exit.

    Note that execution layer rewards (from proposing a block) will be received directly in your wallet.

    What are 'Total Rewards'?

    This refers to the total sum of rewards generated by your validator from both the consensus layer and the execution layer since the beginning of your staking journey.

    Who can withdraw my rewards?

    Only the wallet used for the initial deposit can be utilized to withdraw your by performing a partial withdraw or exiting your validator.

    Unstaking

    How do I unstake and exit my validator?

    You can find how to withdraw from your validator .

    Can I perform a partial unstaking ?

    Yes, while currently not supported by Leger Clear signing, you can partially withdraw ETH from your validator. Only condition is leaving at least 32ETH on your validator. eg. 35 ETH staked, I can withdraw 3 ETH.

    Note that you can perform this operation at anytime on your validator without Kiln or Ledger if required.

    Can I exit a validator that is still in the activation queue?

    No. You can only exit a validator once it has been processed and becomes active. Validators in the entry queue cannot be exited.

    How long does it take to exit a validator and fully withdraw my 32+ ETH ?

    You can see an estimate of the full process by scrolling down to 'exit' and ‘withdrawal' queue length. The total time of both queues is the most accurate estimate.

    Contact support

    If you need help or have questions don't hesitate to contact .

  • From Ledger Earn under "Earn more rewards" or by clicking "Earn" on a ETH line and then selecting "Kiln 32ETH staking"

  • Amount per validator: You can stake up to 2048 ETH on a single validator, if you decide to stake more, multiple validators will be created and the selected amount will be distirbuted equialy between them (eg. 3450 ETH -> 2 validators of 1 725 ETH)

  • After clicking review deposit, you will need to sign Kiln's T&Cs, then perform the validator setup and Deposit transaction using the Kiln Generic parser.

    1. Activation period: your validator is active after finishing Ethereum's entry queue and start generating rewards.

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  • Operator: 0x939ff2302c6629b6e8ed93305dddd9c4a9b2eed5 (Ledger x Kiln Ethereum Mainnet)

  • Amount per validator

  • Type and owner is 0x02.... {your_wallet_address}

    • This is who owns the created validator and can withdraw the staked ETH, via Kiln it can ONLY be the signer wallet, make sure you double check this 🛡️

  • 2 - Creating a new compounding validator with Kiln after your staking set-up is done

    Operation displayed : Stake any amount per validator

    What to double check:

    • Interaction with Kiln

    • Amount per validator

    • Validators (optional: only in the case you do a top-up on your validator, you want to confirm it's your before depositing more ETH, in the case of a new validator creation you don't know your validator address in advance so you can't confirm it, generally speaking the most important part is bellow confirm you are the owner )

    • Type and owner is 0x02.... {your_wallet_address}

      • This is who owns the created validator and can withdraw the staked ETH, via Kiln it can ONLY be the signer wallet, make sure you double check this 🛡️

    You can see all your validators, click on the validator address to see detailed performance information in the beaconcha.in explorer eg. compounding validator with Kiln

  • You can see here the aggregated historical daily rewards earned by all your validators and export the gross rewards of your validator in a CSV.

  • Click on the little arrow at the end of a line to navigate to a specific validator and see the same information filtered for this validator.

  • You can also start this flow from the
    Withdraw
    section, where you need to select the validator you want from the dropdown.

    Your rewards rate will be based on the rewards your own validator earns from participating in the Ethereum network.

  • You can view your validator(s) and the status at any time in Kiln Staking app in Ledger Wallet discover section.

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    Active
    Your validator is active, participating on the network and generating rewards.
  • Exit requested You have requested a validator exit. The exit request will be processed and will join the protocol's exit queue within 72 hours. During this time it is still active and generating rewards.

  • Exiting Your validator is in the protocol's exit queue, waiting to be processed to exit the active set. During this time it is still active and generating rewards.

  • Withdrawal processing Your validator has exited the active set and has now joined the queue for its balance to be unstaked and withdrawn. It is no longer active nor generating rewards. The validator exit queue length was displayed when you initiated the validator exit transaction, and is always accessible within the "Withdraw" page.

  • Exited Your validator is fully exited, unstaked and all funds have been withdrawn to your wallet. There is no further action to take

  • Fee Splitter

    This smart contract is called once per wallet during your initial validator setup. It creates a dedicated fee splitter that automatically receives your validator’s block rewards and distributes them among Kiln, Ledger, and your wallet, based on the parameters defined in the contract.

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    Kiln Batch Deposit V2

    This contract lets you deploy one or multiple validators in a single transaction, making setup faster and more efficient. Read more.

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    Kiln Batch Exit

    This feature allows you to request your validator’s exit directly on-chain through Kiln’s infrastructure. It provides a convenient alternative to the new EIP-7002 process.

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