Interactive Brokers adds Ethereum staking service for eligible clients
Image: CoinGapeInteractive Brokers announced a new crypto staking service that starts with Ethereum. The service is delivered with Zerohash and is available to eligible clients via the IBKR client portal. Users can lock ETH to earn staking rewards. The broker already supports trading of up to 20 crypto assets and previously launched Bitcoin and Ethereum futures with Coinbase Derivatives.
Key points
- Interactive Brokers launched a cryptocurrency staking service that initially supports Ethereum.
- The staking service is provided in partnership with Zerohash.
- Eligible clients can stake Ethereum through the Staking Dashboard in IBKR's client portal.
Why it matters
The launch gives retail and institutional investors another avenue to earn rewards on ETH, potentially increasing staking participation and supporting network security. It also broadens Interactive Brokers' crypto product suite, integrating staking with its existing trading platform.
What's unclear
Specific jurisdictions and asset eligibility criteria for the staking service were not disclosed.
Details on the staking reward rates or minimum staking amounts were not provided.
Price context · ETH
At publication
$2,513.27
Now
$2,253.66
Change since
−10.33%
7 days
Sources · 4 publishers
The Defiant
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CoinGape
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Coverage timeline
- First reported by Crypto Briefing
- Also reported by The Defiant
- CryptoVideos brief published
- 1 more publisher added to sources
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