Copper collaborates with P2P.org to elevate institutional staking solutions

In this post:

• Copper and P2P.org partner to boost institutional staking services for institutions.
• The collaboration will support staking for DOT and SOL and later expand to include ETH, DVT, and Bitternsor in the near future.
• Both firms believe the partnership will help institutions optimize network rewards, cutting overhead and streamlining multi-chain navigation.

Copper, a leader in crypto custody, has announced a strategic collaboration with staking provider P2P.org. The firm said that the partnership will broaden access to secure, high-performance staking services across multiple blockchains.

The leader in collateral management stated that it will utilize P2P.org’s proprietary rebalancing technology to help companies look for robust security and optimized returns. Copper also maintained that it doesn’t provide staking services in the United Kingdom.

Copper partners with P2P.org to elevate its stacking services

Copper has revealed a partnership with staking provider P2P.org on April 16 to boost its staking services. The leader in crypto prime services highlighted that the collaboration aims to broaden access to secure, high-performance staking services across multiple blockchains.

The digital asset company noted that it aims to harness P2P.org’s proprietary rebalancing technology to support institutions looking for optimized returns and robust security. Copper also added that DOT and SOL staking integration will be supported initially, while subsequent phases will include ETH, DVT, and Bittensor.

“We are excited to team up with P2P.org to supply our clients with unparalleled security and efficiency in managing their staked digital assets. The P2P.org team shares our commitment to ensuring a secure, user-friendly and dynamic staking environment where they can maximize their returns.”

–Ben Lorente, Strategic Alliances Director at Copper.

P2P.org plans to streamline staking services for institutions

P2P.org mentioned on its website that institutional adoption of staking was accelerating, but the bar for usability and security remained high. The firm added that, together with Copper, they “are meeting that challenge head-on.”

Alex Loktev, CRO at P2P.org argued that the collaboration with Copper marked “a significant step forward for institutional staking as a whole.” He also believes in the combination of Copper’s cutting-edge MPC technology and custody solutions with P2P.org’s staking infrastructure and unified API. 

Loktev argued that the partnership helps the company meet the exacting standards of institutional clients and also lightens their technical load. The firm’s executive added that “our ambition is to set a new benchmark for what institutions expect from their staking collaborations.”

The staking firm also stated that the partnership with Copper’s custodial stack will streamline staking workflows for firms. P2P.org believes that it will help the institutions optimize network rewards, cutting overhead, and streamline multi-chain navigation.

P2P.org maintained that the collaboration reflected a shared belief that staking infrastructure must meet institutional expectations without compromise on security, performance, or accessibility.

The firm argued that its unified API will provide clients with seamless access to staking across 30+ chains, while Copper’s multi-party computation (MPC) custody will ensure assets remain secure and off-exchange at all times.