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Stakely, S.L.

Stakely, S.L. is a Spain-based blockchain infrastructure company and professional staking provider operating validators across Proof-of-Stake networks and offering staking, node/RPC, API, and related Web3 infrastructure services.
Madrid, Spain

Stake.Ly


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The Stake.ly website and GitHub organization identify a distinct historical crypto project. The canonical domain is currently parked for sale, while the former /en page remains a sparse historical shell.

TVL: $16K

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Staking App


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A live web application launched by Stakely on January 19, 2026. It lets users connect a compatible wallet to stake, unstake, and claim rewards across supported networks and liquid-staking protocols while retaining custody of their assets.

Category: Liquid Staking

Web3 Load Balancer


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Web3 Load Balancer is a Stakely service for decentralized applications that automatically distributes API workloads across multiple nodes. Developers use it by replacing an application’s existing endpoint with a load-balancer endpoint. It provides blockchain API access including JSON-RPC, RPC, LCD, and Beacon API endpoints across supported networks.

Category: RPC Provider

RPC Nodes By Stakely


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RPC Nodes by Stakely is a Stakely-operated blockchain infrastructure service for deploying and managing shared, dedicated, or archive Remote Procedure Call nodes. The official product page states that it supports 30+ blockchains, offers mainnet and testnet environments, provides a self-service dashboard for endpoint management and billing, and provisions endpoints after checkout. The page identifies the operator as Stakely, S.L., based in Madrid, Spain.

Category: RPC Provider

Simple CSM


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Simple CSM is Stakely’s managed service for joining Lido CSM with Ethereum validators. Users choose a subscription and validator count, generate deposit data, submit their keys to Lido CSM, and Stakely handles validator setup and ongoing maintenance with technical support, slashing coverage, MEV relays, and uptime infrastructure.

Category: Staking Infra

White-Label Staking


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White-Label Staking is a managed validator-infrastructure service from Stakely. It supports dedicated and branded validator deployments across Proof-of-Stake networks, with Stakely handling deployment, configuration, maintenance, monitoring, upgrades, and incident response while customers retain control of their staking strategy and funds through non-custodial setups where possible. It is designed for significant token holders and organizations such as protocols, wallets, exchanges, custodians, and DAOs.

Category: Staking Infra

Multicoin Faucet


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Multicoin Faucet lets users enter a wallet address, complete a captcha, and tweet a request ID to receive tokens directly to their wallet. It currently supports faucets for 40 blockchains across mainnet and testnet networks, provides fair-use guidance through its Help Center, and offers blockchain representatives a token-integration process.

Category: Uncategorized

Ethereum Validator Alerting


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Ethereum Validator Alerting was a crypto infrastructure project developed by Stakely for alerting related to Ethereum validators. Stakely still lists it among its Web3 community contributions, but the linked official GitHub repository is no longer available, so the project appears discontinued.

Category: Staking Infra

Stakely Staking API


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Stakely Staking API provides a unified REST interface that abstracts network-specific staking mechanics. It prepares transaction payloads for staking, unstaking and reward claims, exposes staking-related on-chain data, and leaves transaction signing and private-key control with the integrating application. Stakely operates the underlying validator infrastructure, and the service supports both testnet development and mainnet operation.

Category: Staking Infra

Lido Withdrawals Automation


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Lido Withdrawals Automation is a Stakely command-line tool for managing Lido validator withdrawals. It fetches validator data from a KAPI endpoint, creates withdrawal messages, signs them with a web3 remote signer, encrypts the signed messages with a specified password, and saves them to an output folder. It supports processing staking module and operator pairs and requires access to KAPI, remote signer, and beacon node endpoints.

Category: Developer Tooling

Staking Widget


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Staking Widget is Stakely’s embeddable staking component, delivered via a single iframe and backed by Stakely’s validator infrastructure and Staking API. Partners can configure protocols and branding; users connect their own wallets and approve transactions for staking, unstaking, rewards, balances, and activity.

Category: Staking Infra

Consolideth


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Consolideth connects to a user's wallet, displays associated Ethereum validators, supports conversion from 0x01 to 0x02 withdrawal credentials, and prepares and submits validator-consolidation transactions. It supports Ethereum Mainnet and Hoodi, is built by Stakely, and its full-stack source code is publicly available under an MIT license.

Category: Staking Infra

WalTransfer


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WalTransfer encrypts files locally with AES-256, uploads them to decentralized Walrus storage, and generates an encrypted sharing link. It requires no account, supports files up to 20 MB, and automatically deletes uploads after 14 days.

Category: Decentralized File Storage

Solana TVC Live Tracker


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A public-good web dashboard released by Stakely that presents Solana validator voting performance, accumulated credits, credit-loss detection, stake, commission, software version, delinquency status, epoch progress, cluster status, and validator comparisons.

Category: Staking Data

Map Of Peers


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Map of Peers presents peer-network data for supported Cosmos chains, including peer counts, geographic concentration, decentralization metrics, interactive maps, latency checks, and persistent-peer configuration generation.

Category: Block Explorer