Taurus Integrates P2P.org Staking Infrastructure To Expand Bank Access To Proof-Of-Stake Networks
In Brief
P2P.org and Taurus have partnered to provide banks with institutional staking services, enabling secure access to Ethereum and other Proof-of-Stake networks through Taurus-PROTECT.
P2P.org, a non-custodial validator infrastructure provider securing more than $10 billion in delegated assets across over 50 blockchain networks, has entered into a partnership with Taurus, a provider of digital asset infrastructure for financial institutions. The collaboration will integrate P2P.org’s staking infrastructure into Taurus’ digital asset platform, allowing banking clients to access institutional staking services through Taurus-PROTECT, the company’s custody solution designed for banks.
Under the agreement, Taurus clients will be able to earn staking rewards on major blockchain networks, initially through Ethereum (ETH) via a native integration with the Beacon Chain deposit contract. The integration will also provide access to P2P.org’s validator operations across several Proof-of-Stake networks, including Solana, Polkadot, Cosmos, NEAR, Cardano, and Tezos.
Institutional Staking Access Through Existing Custody Infrastructure
The companies said the integration enables banks and financial institutions to manage staking activities within the same infrastructure already used for digital asset custody. Through Taurus-PROTECT, institutions retain control of their assets while delegating validation responsibilities to P2P.org’s infrastructure. Staking rewards will continue to be determined by the reward mechanisms of the respective blockchain protocols.
“We are pleased to partner with P2P.org to provide institutional staking services through Taurus-PROTECT,” said Clémentine Drouot, Head of Taurus-NETWORK Partnerships at Taurus in a written statement. “This collaboration reflects our commitment to providing financial institutions with secure, compliant, and scalable access to staking services, while supporting the operational and governance standards that banks require,” she added.
“Institutional adoption of staking depends on infrastructure that meets the operational, security, and governance requirements of regulated financial institutions,” said Alexander Loktev, Chief Revenue Officer at P2P.org. In a written statement. “By integrating with Taurus, we enable banks and financial institutions worldwide to access institutional-grade staking services directly within the digital asset platform they already use, reducing operational complexity and accelerating time-to-market,” he added.
According to the companies, the integration is designed to align with the operational, governance, and security requirements of regulated financial institutions. By combining Taurus’ custody technology with P2P.org’s validator infrastructure, clients can access staking services while maintaining existing compliance frameworks, internal controls, and digital asset management processes.
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