The Vault and P2P.org bring institutional staking into custody
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The Vault and P2P.org bring institutional staking into custody 13 July 2026Cyprus Reporter: Tahlia Kraefft
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The Vault and P2P.org have announced a strategic integration that brings native institutional staking to digital asset custody, allowing clients to stake supported assets directly from The Vault's platform.
The Vault is embedding P2P.org's institutional-grade validator infrastructure natively into its platform to address the friction it says is caused by transferring assets out of custody to access staking infrastructure and is often operationally unacceptable for regulated entities.
Through the integration clients retain custody of their assets while accessing staking rewards through the same interface and workflows they currently use.
The integration launches with support for Ethereum and TRON , with additional networks to be added over time.
The Vault serves institutional clients including corporate treasuries, financial institutions, professional asset managers, family offices, and payment providers.
The P2P.org integration is part of the platform's broader product roadmap to consolidate custody, treasury operations, and yield-generating capabilities within a single regulated framework.
Alexander Loktev, chief revenue officer at P2P.org, notes: "Institutions increasingly want staking handled inside the environment they already control, through infrastructure they can actually underwrite.
“A non-custodial validator operation with a track record they can verify is what makes that possible. This integration puts that directly inside The Vault's custody environment, with no tradeoff between control and access.”
Artem Stopnevich, CEO at The Vault, adds: “"The integration reflects growing institutional demand for income-generating and broader asset utilisation strategies.”
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