Stake Polygon (MATIC)
Polygon is a layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, providing a framework for building and connecting multiple compatible blockchains. It addresses Ethereum's scalability challenges, enabling faster and cheaper transactions. Polygon offers a diverse set of tools and frameworks, simplifying the development of decentralized applications and enhancing the overall user experience on the Ethereum network.
Finoa’s Polygon validator is run by Finoa Consensus Services, the Finoa subsidiary that builds blockchain infrastructure. By staking to an FCS node, you agree to the Finoa Consensus Services Terms and Conditions.
How it works
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Go to https://staking.polygon.technology/ and connect your wallet
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Search for “Finoa Consensus Services” in the search box
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Click “Delegate”
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Enter the amount you want to delegate. Click “Continue” and approve this amount.
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Confirm the delegation transaction in the second step.
Start growing your MATIC portfolio with delegated staking today.
Stake MATICWhy stake with us?
Grow your MATIC holdings and support the Polygon network by delegating your stake to the Finoa Consensus Services Validator.
Get peace of mind. Use a validator run by a team of experts dedicated to upholding network security and supporting decentralization.
Earn rewards with confidence. Your funds are put to work by a validator that is set up securely, has high uptime, and is monitored 24/7 to mitigate slashing risks.
Get help when you need it. You can reach out at any time with questions or to ask for support with setting up delegations to Finoa Consensus Services.
MATIC staking FAQ
The Polygon token has several functions:
- Providing incentives to validators and stakers to keep the network secure through PoS consensus
- Securing the blockchain
Polygon is an inflationary currency with no supply cap. However, if there’s high network activity, inflation is counterbalanced by fee burning.
To ensure that validators are behaving according to the rules of the protocol, most Proof-of-Stake networks enforce punishments via slashing. Polygon tokens can get slashed if:
- The validator is down to long
- The validator is double-signing transactions
Our recommended wallet for delegated staking of MATIC tokens is Metamask .
You maintain full custody of your tokens when delegating your Polygon tokens to the Finoa Consensus Services validator.
Finoa’s Polygon validator is run by Finoa Consensus Services.
Founded in 2022, Finoa Consensus Services (FCS) is Finoa’s first subsidiary. FCS develops blockchain infrastructure and distributed validator technology that secures decentralized networks and maximizes institutional investors’ capital efficiency.
By staking to an FCS node, you agree to the Finoa Consensus Services Terms and Conditions.
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