P2P.org announces first Pectra$ staking API for institutions

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P2P.org introduced Ethereum’s first staking API for agency customers and developers for Pectra upgrades. Pectra Hard Fork has added many important improvements. Now, with a new API, you can easily get involved with the new Ethereum ($eth) Validators starting May 16th.

The Pectra API allows users to perform functions such as validator combinations, partial withdrawals, progressive staking, and automatic compounds. Users control validators and enable smart transactions and best use of capital and funds. The integration integrates validators with the same withdrawal address and with top-up, users can enter small amounts and reach up to $2048 ETH.

Enterprise infrastructure for advanced validator management

The staking API is available by native $ETH validators and validators on SSV networks. Establishing a 0x02 valtter in a single call to the API simplifies the developer’s process. P2P.org is designed to provide reliable, high quality performance for its staking operations.

This feature is available with 0x02 Validators and automatically invests rewards until maximum capacity. Clients can do partial withdrawals while $ETH is still in use, improving liquidity. They also help institutions that handle a large number of valters without having to do everything manually.

Supports Ethereum’s evolving staking landscape

Ethereum’s Pectra eliminates the 32$ETH limit for validators and helps increase network flexibility and capabilities. Introducing these features will change the basic model of Validators in Ethereum. These updates allow a large number of users to easily place bets with the P2P.ORG API.

P2P.org bets over $10 billion on more than 90,000 individuals and organizations across more than 40 blockchains. Pectra’s new staking API continues to strengthen its reputation as a top player in Ethereum (ETH) staking solutions.

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