Validator ID

2mMGsb5uy1Q4Dvezr8HK2E8SJoChcb2X7b61tJPaVHHd

Staking (vote) address

CAf8jfgqhia5VNrEF4A7Y9VLD3numMq9DVSceq7cPhNY

Doublezero IBRL

8sdFdnuKsY5KvpEU7gPi7qH1fP5DdYWfDhiF7NLjtaX8

Commission

5%

Unstaking period

1 epoch

About Solana

Solana is an ultra-fast, scalable Layer 1 blockchain designed for high-throughput decentralized applications, DeFi, and NFTs. With sub-second finality and low fees, it's one of the most active and developer-friendly ecosystems in Web3.

Go to solana.com

We've supported Solana since the early days - from designing the original incentivized testnet - Tour de Sol to operating a performant, secure, and independently-run validator. Chainflow is here to decentralize Solana and help keep it resilient for the long haul.

Learn more at solana.chainflow.io

How to stake SOL

Using Phantom Wallet

Using Solflare with Keystone

Using Saga

You can find other ways to delegate to us at:

FAQ

Why should I stake with Chainflow? +
  • You're in control. You keep full possession of your SOL and your own private keys. Delegating doesn’t give us custody of your tokens.
  • We play by values. Chainflow is fully self-funded, independent, and driven by principles.
  • Top-tier security and performance. Your stake runs on enterprise-grade servers, backed up multiple times, with performance that rivals major institutions.
How do I unstake (undelegate) my SOL? +

The unstaking, or "cooldown" process on Solana typically takes 1 to 2 epochs, which is about 2–3 days. Once that period has elapsed, your SOL becomes unstaked and available to withdraw or transfer.

How much SOL can I stake? +

There's no fixed minimum or maximum. You can stake any amount of SOL - from a fraction to many tokens.

Chainflow treats all delegators equally, regardless of how much you stake.

How long do I need to stake for? +

You’re in control:

  • You choose when to unstake. There’s no fixed lock-up interval, just the ~2–3 day unstaking period when you decide to withdraw.
  • You can keep your SOL staked for as long as you like, earning rewards along the way.
After staking, I can't see my SOL, where did it go? +

After you delegate, your SOL is still yours, but it’s placed in a stake account and may not appear immediately in your wallet's main balance.

Most wallets (like Phantom or Solflare) will display both your active balance and your staked (delegated) balance.

Is my SOL safe? +

Yes. Non-custodial staking means your keys, thus your SOL, are always under your control. Delegation does not transfer your tokens to us.

Our validator infrastructure is resilient and backup-ready, built using trusted data centers and redundant servers.

How consistent is the staking yield? +

On Solana, staking rewards are earned each epoch (~2 days).

  • Chainflow’s validator operates with high performance and reliability, helping ensure consistent participation in consensus and steady rewards.
  • As with any PoS network, rewards may vary slightly due to network conditions, but high uptime and infrastructure quality help with consistency.
What are the tech specs of the validator? +

Our Solana validator runs on enterprise-grade, custom-built hardware for maximum performance and reliability:

  • CPU: Custom AMD EPYC 9554P — 64 cores @ 3.1 GHz
  • RAM: 512 GB

This setup ensures we can handle Solana’s high throughput, maintain top uptime, and deliver consistent staking rewards to our delegators.

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