Stake WBTC
Stake WBTC from your wallet and turn wrapped Bitcoin into an active DeFi position. Keep BTC exposure on EVM rails while the app shows live yield terms, costs, and contract actions before you sign.
- Non-custodial
- WBTC staking
- Live terms in app
- Wallet approval flow
WBTC
Amount in app
Staked WBTC
Balance in app
Preview only · non-custodial · final terms in the app
Stake WBTC in three real wallet steps
WBTC staking is a DeFi deposit flow, not native Bitcoin mining or validator staking. You keep control of the wallet, review each contract action, and decide whether the live terms fit.
Connect your wallet
Open the app with a Web3 wallet that holds WBTC on a supported EVM network. The app reads balances without taking custody.
Choose WBTC and review terms
Select the WBTC staking route, compare the live reward source, withdrawal path, contract allowance, and expected network cost before any transaction is prepared.
Approve, then stake
Sign the token approval only if needed, then confirm the staking transaction from your wallet. Your position and reward details update inside the dashboard.
Make wrapped Bitcoin productive without giving up wallet control
Bitcoin exposure, DeFi access
WBTC brings Bitcoin-linked liquidity into smart contracts, so you can pursue DeFi yield while staying in a familiar BTC-denominated asset.
Live yield context
The dashboard keeps quoted APR, reward token, lock or unlock rules, and withdrawal mechanics in the live app instead of freezing stale numbers on the marketing page.
Self-custody first
You sign each approval and stake action yourself. No account signup is required, and the wallet remains the source of truth for your assets and permissions.
Stake WBTC where the app supports ERC-20 tokens and WBTC liquidity.
Stake WBTC questions
What does it mean to Stake WBTC?
Stake WBTC means depositing wrapped Bitcoin into a non-custodial DeFi staking, vault, or reward contract from your own wallet. It is different from native Bitcoin staking.
What asset do I need?
You need WBTC on a supported EVM chain. If you hold native BTC, it must be wrapped or bridged into WBTC before it can interact with smart contracts.
How long does staking take?
The app shows the live flow before signing. Most WBTC staking requires a token approval and a stake transaction, with timing driven by the selected network and wallet confirmation.
What does it cost?
You pay blockchain network fees for approval, staking, and withdrawal actions. Any protocol-specific terms are shown in the app before you confirm.
Is Stake WBTC safe?
Self-custody reduces counterparty exposure, but smart contracts, token approvals, liquidity, bridging, and market movement still create risk. Review every route and permission before signing.
Which chains are supported?
WBTC staking is available only on networks enabled in the app. See the full list on the supported chains page before moving funds.