HashKey Cloud said it is supporting HashKey Exchange, as a node operator, in launching a licensed Ethereum staking service in Hong Kong. The service is designed for staking demand of 32 ETH or more and uses a Dedicated Node model, under which enterprise-grade infrastructure deploys exclusive validator nodes. According to HashKey Cloud, this structure creates a one-to-one mapping between staked assets and network rewards and removes the risk of commingling funds. The company also said asset protection is provided in partnership with insurance service provider OneInfinity by OneDegree. HashKey Cloud said the offering gives banks, brokerages, other traditional financial institutions, and retail investors a compliant channel for Ethereum staking. It added that the collaboration demonstrates its ability to provide middle- and back-office technical solutions for licensed exchanges and financial institutions, while it continues to build out institution-grade node infrastructure.
HashKey Cloud said it is supporting HashKey Exchange, as a node operator, in launching a licensed Ethereum staking service in Hong Kong.
The service targets staking demand of 32 ETH or more. HashKey Cloud said it uses a Dedicated Node model, with enterprise-grade infrastructure deploying exclusive validator nodes to create a one-to-one mapping between staked assets and network rewards. The company said the setup removes the risk of fund commingling and includes insurance protection through OneInfinity by OneDegree.
Compliant staking channel for institutions and retail users
HashKey Cloud said the service provides a compliant Ethereum staking channel for traditional financial institutions such as banks and brokerages, as well as retail investors.
The company added that the partnership shows its ability to provide middle- and back-office technical solutions for licensed exchanges and financial institutions.
Institutional node infrastructure remains a focus
HashKey Cloud said it is the only provider in Hong Kong that supports Ethereum ETF Staking and the first service provider in Japan to offer Ethereum DAT Staking for listed companies. It said it is continuing to strengthen institution-grade node infrastructure to help traditional financial institutions expand their Web3 business within a compliant framework.
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