stake.oneStake Once.
Immutable Code.
Non-custodial restaking vaults on Harmony and Injective.
No upgrades. No admin keys. 1% fee fixed on-chain. Permissionless compounding.
Protocol Stats
Live on-chain data. No backend, no API — reads directly from the contracts.
Protocol activity
Live on-chain reads. No backend. Updated every 60s.
compound() and earn the bounty.How It Works
Three steps. No accounts. No approvals. No subscriptions.
Deposit
Send tokens to the vault contract. You receive non-transferable vault tokens. Minimum 100 tokens.
Permissionless Compound
Any depositor can call compound() to claim rewards and restake them. The caller earns a 0.9% bounty.
Withdraw Anytime
Burn your vault tokens, start unbonding. Standard network unbonding period applies. Only your wallet can withdraw.
Any depositor can trigger compounding and earn a bounty.
Restaking is incentivized, not managed. No trusted operator, no admin. Depositors are economically aligned to keep the protocol compounding.
Built Different
Not a SaaS. Not a protocol token. Not a DAO vote. Permanent, immutable infrastructure.
Multi-Chain Vaults
Same immutable architecture, deployed across proof-of-stake networks.
How does the vault differ from staking directly?
Same network. Same validators. Same rewards. Different process.
This is a live transparency experiment. We seeded a fresh demo wallet with 2,000 ONE on each side — half delegated directly to our validator pool, half deposited in the vault. Both numbers below come straight from on-chain reads against 0x599F…85E7 — verify any time at explorer.harmony.one. Not a yield projection. Network APR moves daily.
Direct staking
The demo wallet delegates 2,000 ONE proportionally across the same validator set the vault uses. No manual auto-compound — rewards accrue as pending claims and stay there.
- What happens
- Delegated to each validator at deposit time
- Rewards accrue as pending — never auto-compounded
- Manual claim + re-delegate to compound
- Cadence
- Static — no automation
- Fee stack
- Validator commission only (7–10% varies by validator)
Vault staking
The same demo wallet deposits 2,000 ONE into the vault. The vault routes to the same validators, but reward harvesting is auto-batched via compound() calls. Some of the deposit may sit in the vault's on-chain rewardBuffer until each validator's 100-ONE minimum is met.
- What happens
- Single deposit, vault routes per current weights
- Sub-100 ONE slices stage in
rewardBuffer - Anyone calls
compound()~every 12h - Caller earns 0.9% of harvested rewards as a bounty
- Cadence
- Auto — buffer drains over compound rotations
- Fee stack
- Same per-validator commission + 1% protocol fee on rewards(1% splits 90/10 — caller bounty / contract-held)
What this demo shows. Direct delegation deploys 2,000 ONE immediately and lets rewards accrue as pending claims. The vault side may partly sit in rewardBuffer until validator minimums are met, then deploy over subsequent compound() rotations. The buffer is not a bug or idle path — it is the vault mechanic being demonstrated live.
Not a prediction. Both cards read on-chain state. Validator commissions vary (7–10% in our current pool). Network APR moves daily. The vault contract is immutable and non-custodial — it routes assets via the Harmony staking precompile and never holds custody beyond what the precompile requires.
Restaking Calculator
See how compounding compares to leaving rewards un-restaked, at a network reward rate you set.
Actual rate depends on network conditions and validator
This illustrates restaking math at a rate you choose. The actual reward rate is set by the Harmony protocol, varies every epoch, and may be zero.
stake.one does not set, control, or guarantee any reward rate. Restaking depends on someone calling the restake function. This is not a projection or promise.
Vault Interface
Interact directly with the on-chain vault contracts.
Connect your wallet to deposit, withdraw, or compound.
Restake your $ONE rewards with one click
Or look up your position by address — no wallet required.
Contract Explorer — Live On-Chain Data
Contract Explorer
Live on-chain data — no wallet required
Overview
Contract State
Withdrawal Queue
Contract Links
Important Disclosures
No guarantee of returns. Staking rewards are determined by each network's protocol. Reward rates vary every epoch and may be zero. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Smart contract risk. This software has not been formally audited. Bugs in the contract code could result in partial or total loss of deposited funds.
Network risk. Each supported network is a third-party blockchain. Network outages, consensus failures, or protocol changes could affect your staked funds or the ability to withdraw.
Validator risk. The validator to which funds are delegated could become unelected, reducing or eliminating rewards for that epoch. Slashing policies vary by network.
Unbonding period. Withdrawals require an unbonding period enforced by the network protocol. During this time, your tokens are illiquid and do not accrue rewards.
Not financial advice. This is a software tool, not an investment product. Use of this contract does not constitute financial advice. Consult a qualified advisor for investment decisions.
Not insured. Deposits are not insured by the FDIC, SIPC, or any government agency. There is no deposit insurance or guarantee of any kind.
Tax obligations. Staking rewards may be taxable in your jurisdiction. You are solely responsible for determining and fulfilling your tax obligations.
