Overview

Staking on TON (Telegram Open Network) involves locking up tokens to support the network's security and operations. In return, stakers earn rewards.

Toncoin (TON) the native cryptocurrency of the TON blockchain, excels in scalability, fast transaction speeds, and minimal fees. By utilizing the Byzantine Fault Tolerance consensus algorithm, TON ensures high security and decentralization. Validators maintain the network by staking Toncoin, which in turn, secures the blockchain and incentivizes participation.

The Chorus One SDK simplifies this process by providing developers with the tools needed to build, sign, and broadcast staking transactions.

Pick the Pool Technology

Before you start developing your staking application, you need to decide which pool technology you want to use. We recommend the TON Pool for most use cases, as it is easy to start using, it supports an unlimited number of delegators, and it's minimal stake is only 10 TON.

However, if you have specific requirements, you can choose the Nominator or Single Nominator pool.

Recommended

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Best for

Most use cases

Large delegators

Single delegators

Delegators

Unlimited

40 Max

1

Minimal Stake

10 TON

10,000 TON

400,000 TON

Partial Withdrawal

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❌ Must withdraw all funds

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Pool creation

βœ… Not needed

❌ Per request

❌ Per request

Once you have chosen the pool technology, continue with the respective guide.

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