Leap's users can now access P2P.org's staking services through their familiar wallet interface.
Key Takeaways
- P2P.org integrates with Leap Wallet to enhance its staking solutions.
- The partnership allows direct staking of dYdX and Celestia through Leap Wallet.
P2P.org, a prominent non-custodial staking provider, has integrated with Leap Wallet, a popular non-custodial crypto wallet focused on the Cosmos ecosystem, according to the firm’s announcement on Friday. Leap Wallet users can now directly access P2P.org’s staking services for dYdX (DYDX) and Celestia (TIA) tokens.
“This integration with Leap Wallet expands our reach, making our non-custodial staking solutions more accessible than ever,” said Alex Esin, CEO at P2P.org.
“By leveraging Leap Wallet’s capabilities, we’re enabling users to securely stake their assets and participate confidently in the blockchain ecosystem,” he noted.
With the collaboration, Leap’s users can directly access P2P.org‘s staking services through their familiar wallet interface. The integration allows them to participate confidently in the blockchain ecosystem through secure, efficient staking, the company stated.
“Partnering with P2P.org allows us to offer our users access to some of the most robust and reliable staking services in the industry,” said Sanjeev Ra, CEO of Leap Wallet.
“This integration allows us to strengthen our role as a gateway to the Cosmos ecosystem, enabling users to stake assets like dYdX and Celestia with top-tier security and efficiency, all while maintaining full control over their keys,” he added.
P2P.org has actively expanded its staking solutions across different platforms. Last month, the firm announced integration with the Avail Network and introduced a zero-fee staking offer for early adopters.
P2P.org also offers a Staking-as-a-Business model targeted at financial services, ensuring inclusion in blockchain benefits and additional revenue avenues. The firm has partnered with OKX, a major crypto exchange, to initiate an institutional-grade staking service for ADA, DOT, KSM, and TIA.
