Figment
Non-custodial staking provider that runs validators for institutions across 30+ protocols.
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Figment key facts
| Category | Crypto infrastructure for businesses |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Web |
| Chains | 30+ protocols including Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, Polkadot, NEAR |
| Company | Institutional staking provider; 1,500+ institutional clients |
What is Figment?
Figment is a staking provider for institutions such as asset managers, exchanges and custodians. It says 1,500+ institutional clients across 30+ protocols use it for validator operations without transferring custody, and it offers slashing coverage, a staking API and white-label staking.
Figment pros and cons
- Non-custodial: tokens stay under the client's own keys
- 1,500+ institutional clients, per its homepage
- Offers slashing coverage and a staking data API
- Aimed at institutions, not individual stakers
- No fee published on its homepage
Figment FAQ
What is Figment?
Figment is a staking provider for institutions such as asset managers, exchanges and custodians. It says 1,500+ institutional clients across 30+ protocols use it for validator operations without transferring custody, and it offers slashing coverage, a staking API and white-label staking.
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Sources: Figment: official site, Figment: Homepage. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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