A List of Wallets with a
Non-Custodial Staking
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Not your keys, not your coins.
The recent industry shakeout proved the necessity of using non-custodial wallets and staking. Here we list all the options for non-custodial staking.

As of December 2022, it contains 140 wallets. See them below, sorted by supported tokens.
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Why non-custodial staking?
It’s the way of staking tokens to the chain's smart contract with no mediator. So, token holders fully control their coins and receive higher APY.

Yet, there is a need to use a wallet that supports non-custodial staking for the chosen network.
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Tokens & Wallets
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ADA
Atomic Wallet
Exodus
Nami
Guarda
Yoroi
ELLIPAL
BC Vault
Daedalus Wallet
CardWallet
AKT
Keplr
Lunie
Omni (ex. Steakwallet)
ALGO
Trust Wallet
Exodus
My Algo Wallet
Pera Wallet
ATOM
Atomic Wallet
Trust Wallet
Exodus
Guarda
Leap
imToken Wallet
TokenPocket
CoolWallet
Cosmostation
ViaWallet
Rainbow
Keplr
ELLIPAL
Lunie
Omni (ex. Steakwallet)
Airgap
AVAX
Avalanche Wallet
Omni (ex. Steakwallet)
AWC
Atomic Wallet
AXL
Keplr
BAND
Atomic Wallet
BLD
Keplr
Moonlet
BNB
Atomic Wallet
Trust Wallet
Omni (ex. Steakwallet)
CELO
Valora
Moonlet
Omni (ex. Steakwallet)
CLO
Trust Wallet
Coinomi
Guarda
CRO
Keplr
CSPR
Simple Wallet
Casperdash
Casper Signer
CTK
Keplr
DASH
Coinomi
DCR
Coinomi
DIVI
Divi Wallet
DOT
Fearless Wallet
imToken Wallet
CoolWallet
ELLIPAL
Lunie
Airgap
Enkrypt
DVPN
Keplr
EGLD
Maiar
ENJ
Enjin
EOS
Guarda
TokenPocket
BC Vault
EROWAN
Keplr
ETH
Guarda
CoolWallet
Gnosis Safe
Moonlet
Earth Wallet
GRT
Moonlet
Omni (ex. Steakwallet)
ICP
Network Nervous System (NNS)
Stoic
ICX
Atomic Wallet
IOST
Cobo
TokenPocket
IOTX
Trust Wallet
IRIS
ViaWallet
Keplr
IXO
Keplr
JUNO
Omni (ex. Steakwallet)
KAVA
Trust Wallet
Keplr
Omni (ex. Steakwallet)
ViaWallet
KEY
Selfkey
KMD
Atomic Wallet
Guarda
Coinomi
KSM
Guarda
Lunie
Fearless Wallet
Airgap
ELLIPAL
imToken Wallet
LUNA
Trust Wallet
Terra Station Wallet
Leap
Moonlet
Lunie
MATIC
Omni (ex. Steakwallet)
TokenPocket
NAV
Coinomi
NEAR
Atomic Wallet
Moonlet
Cuvar Wallet
NEO
NEON Wallet
Guarda
NGM
Keplr
Lunie
NOW
Guarda
ONE
Guarda
Nobank
Steakwallet
ONT
Exodus
Guarda
ORBS
Safepal
TETRA
TokenPocket
OSMO
Trust Wallet
Keplr
Steakwallet
PIVX
Coinomi
QTUM
Guarda
RDD
Coinomi
REGEN
Keplr
ROSE
Bitpie
Savl
SCRT
Keplr
SOL
Atomic Wallet
Exodus
Solflare Wallet
CoolWallet
Steakwallet
Moonlet
Slope
Avana Wallet
Savl
STARS
Steakwallet
Keplr
STX
Hiro Wallet
TOMO
Trust Wallet
TON
Tonhub
TPT
TokenPocket
TRX
Atomic Wallet
Trust Wallet
CoolWallet
ViaWallet
Guarda
VET
Atomic Wallet
Trust Wallet
Exodus
VLX
Savl
XBC
Coinomi
XPRT
Keplr
XTZ
Atomic Wallet
Trust Wallet
Exodus
imToken Wallet
CoolWallet
ELLIPAL
Guarda
Airgap
ZIL
Atomic Wallet
Trust Wallet
CoolWallet
ViaWallet
Guarda
BLK
Coinomi
About Staking
So, what's the difference between custodial and non-custodial staking?
The Centralized (custodial) Staking
It’s a way to stake your coins via any Central Exchange. In return, you receive rewards according to commission rates set by the particular Exchange you choose.

So, it’s like depositing your money in a bank and having a sub-account in a crypto coin that generates a yield income.
  • Simplicity
    You deposit fiat to your balance, buy coins, and receive rewards automatically
  • Lower APY
    CEXes serve as mediators getting a cut for the simplicity resulting in lower the APY (unless there’s a promo)
  • No wallet necessary
    You don’t need to install one more wallet and remember the seed phrase
  • Lack of coins control
    You rely on a 3rd party to store coins without control over them. If something happens, you’d be in trouble.
  • Better reporting
    In general, Central Exchanges could provide APY and tax reporting if required
  • Geo/KYC restrictions
    It’s up to a Central Exchange to offer you their services or not based on existing policies
Decentralized (non-custodial) Staking
It’s the way of staking tokens with a wallet to a smart contract presented by the network. It works with no mediator and provides a token holder control over their funds.

Non-custodial staking is for token holders concerned with security and those with substantial amounts of tokens.
  • Higher APY
    With no mediator, non-custodial staking brings higher APY compared to custodial staking (unless an Exchange runs a promo)
  • Complexity
    In some networks, non-custodial staking could be really cumbersome
  • Funds control
    Thanks to a smart contract, a token holder always keeps control of their tokens (even while they’re being staked)
  • A wallet is necessary
    There is a need to use a wallet that supports non-custodial staking for the chosen network
  • No Geo/KYC restrictions
    Anyone with a proper wallet can stake coins with non-custodial staking
  • Reporting issues
    Understanding the actual yield and getting tax reports could be a challenge in most networks
CONCLUSION
It's a good choice if you don’t want to deal with various wallets keeping some of your funds in an Exchange. However, if your stake amount is sufficient, consider non-custodial staking.
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