Kiln
Enterprise staking platform offering validators-as-a-service, ETH staking pools and a DeFi yield SDK.
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Kiln key facts
| Category | Crypto infrastructure for businesses |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Web |
| Launched | 2018 |
| Company | Offices in Paris, London and Singapore; SOC 2 certified |
What is Kiln?
Kiln is an enterprise staking and onchain yield platform running since 2018, with offices in Paris, London and Singapore. It offers validators-as-a-service on proof-of-stake chains, dedicated and pooled ETH staking, and an SDK called Connect. It states $18B+ delegated at peak. In September 2025 it posted a notice on an infrastructure issue during a validator exit.
Kiln pros and cons
- SOC 2 Type II certified, renewed in 2026
- White-label ETH staking from 32 ETH, or pooled below it
- Offers slashing coverage, per its FAQ
- September 2025 validator exit issue, disclosed on its own site
- No flat fee published on its homepage
Kiln FAQ
What is Kiln?
Kiln is an enterprise staking and onchain yield platform running since 2018, with offices in Paris, London and Singapore. It offers validators-as-a-service on proof-of-stake chains, dedicated and pooled ETH staking, and an SDK called Connect. It states $18B+ delegated at peak. In September 2025 it posted a notice on an infrastructure issue during a validator exit.
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Sources: Kiln: official site, Kiln: Homepage, Kiln: About. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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