TON staking
Every staking pool on TON in one list: what each holds, what it pays after its fee, how fast you can get your GRAM back and what to watch out for. Compare them for your amount with the calculator.
Network yield
- Network APY
- 17.12%
- Gross, before pool fees
- Staked in the latest round
- 673M GRAM
- By all validators
- Validation round
- ≈ 18.2 h
- Rewards are paid once a round
- Pools listed
- 12
- TVL 212.8M GRAM
How much will I earn?
Enter an amount and a period: the calculator ranks every pool by what it would pay after fees.
Staking pools
12Net APY is measured on-chain after the pool’s fee. Liquid pools give a token that grows against GRAM; nominator pools hold the stake until the cycle ends.
| Pool | TVL, GRAMTVL | APYNet APY | Fee | Exit | Min stake | Stakers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TonstakerstsTONLiquid tokenTonstakersFee 16% · Instant146,767 holders | 148.7M148.7M GRAM | 11.73%30 d | 16% | Instant149.9K GRAM free now | Not available | 146,767holders |
| StakeeSTAKEDLiquid tokenStakeeFee 19% · Instant16,453 holders | 21.3M21.3M GRAM | 13.46%30 d | 19% | Instant4.6K GRAM free now | Not available | 16,453holders |
| HipohGRAM (ex-hTON)Liquid tokenHipoFee 0% · Instant23,231 holders | 8.8M8.8M GRAM | 16.43%30 d | 0% | Instant5.8M GRAM free now | Not available | 23,231holders |
| Whales Club #2Nominator poolWhalesFee 18% · At the end of the cycle · Min 50 GRAM55 nominators | 7.5M7.5M GRAM | 13.66%30 d | 18% | At the end of the cycle | 50 GRAM | 55nominators |
| Keeper Queue #1Nominator poolKeeperFee 25% · At the end of the cycle · Min 50 GRAM3,566 nominators | 6.7M6.7M GRAM | 12.42%30 d | 25% | At the end of the cycle | 50 GRAM | 3,566nominators |
| Whales Club #1Nominator poolWhalesFee 18% · At the end of the cycle · Min 50 GRAM76 nominators | 6.6M6.6M GRAM | 13.66%30 d | 18% | At the end of the cycle | 50 GRAM | 76nominators |
| Whales Nominators #2Nominator poolWhalesFee 25% · At the end of the cycle · Min 50 GRAM1,010 nominators | 6.1M6.1M GRAM | 12.42%30 d | 25% | At the end of the cycle | 50 GRAM | 1,010nominators |
| Keeper Queue #2Nominator poolKeeperFee 25% · At the end of the cycle · Min 50 GRAM1,237 nominators | 2.4M2.4M GRAM | 12.42%30 d | 25% | At the end of the cycle | 50 GRAM | 1,237nominators |
| KTONKTONLiquid tokenKTONFee 16% · Instant498 holders | 2M2M GRAM | 13.23%30 d | 16% | Instant6.1K GRAM free now | Not available | 498holders |
| bemo stGRAMstGRAM (ex-stTON)Liquid tokenbemoFee 11.2% · Delayed16,187 holders | 1.4M1.4M GRAM | 13.19%30 d | 11.2% | Delayed | Not available | 16,187holders |
| Whales Nominators #1Nominator poolWhalesFee 25% · At the end of the cycle · Min 50 GRAM1,606 nominators | 946.1K946.1K GRAM | 12.42%30 d | 25% | At the end of the cycle | 50 GRAM | 1,606nominators |
| bemo bmTONbmTONLiquid tokenbemoFee 11.2% · Delayed334 holders | 327.2K327.2K GRAM | 13.1%30 d | 11.2% | Delayed | Not available | 334holders |
TON staking: questions and answers
- Yes. GRAM is the new name of Toncoin, the native coin of TON; TON now names the network itself. A rename changes no balance: the pools and their contracts are the same, and every figure on this page is in GRAM.
- Through a pool, which gathers stakes and lends them to validators. A liquid staking pool gives you a token for your stake: it grows against GRAM, and you can hold it, sell it or use it in DeFi while it earns. A nominator pool gives no token: your GRAM stays in its contract, earning each cycle, and a withdrawal is paid when the validation cycle ends. Running a validator of your own is the third way, but it takes a stake far larger than most holders have and a server that stays online.
- Staking that leaves you something to move. You stake GRAM in a pool and get its token, which the pool redeems for GRAM at a rate that rises every validation round as rewards come in. You can get out through the pool, or sell the token on a DEX at the market’s price, which may be above or below that rate.
- They all earn from the same network, but each keeps its own share of the rewards as a fee, lends a different part of its GRAM to validators each round (free GRAM kept for instant exits earns nothing), works with its own validators, who may be fined, and has a history of its own length to measure over.
- From the blockchain, net of the pool’s fee. For a liquid pool, from how its token’s rate grew between validation rounds’ payouts; for a nominator pool, from the network’s round rewards less the pool’s fee. Either is annualised with compounding. The table shows the 30-day figure, else the 90-day one, else the 7-day one, marked as noisy because a week holds only a few rounds.
- Look at how much it holds (TVL), its fee, how fast you can get out and at what cost, whether it is halted or has lost GRAM to its validators, its audits and, for a liquid pool, how its token trades on DEXes. A slightly lower APY with a quick exit often suits better. Each pool’s page has these figures, its history and its risks.
- A bug in a pool’s contract, or a key that controls it; validators fined for poor work, which a pool may pass on to its stakers; a liquid token trading below its rate when you need to sell; instant exits running dry once a pool’s free GRAM is used up, so you wait for the round to end. Past yield is not a promise of future yield.
- DYOR reads each pool’s contract and the network’s validation rounds from the TON blockchain itself, and keeps the history its charts are drawn from. A liquid token’s holders and DEX price come from DYOR’s own token data. Descriptions, links, risks and audits are filled in by DYOR.