Higher rewards
Users who run their own validators typically receive higher staking rewards. This is because stakers get 100% of the rewards from the Ethereum protocol, without any intermediaries taking a cut through fees.
Run a validator
Empowering staking with automated dedicated validators
Deploy validators in batches of 32 ETH
Get startedWhat is Run a Validator?
It facilitates deposits of any multiple of 32 ETH for dedicated validators hosted and managed by Node3Tech.
Running your own validator node is the most direct way to stake your assets. By doing so, you interact with a blockchain directly to participate in network consensus.
Security
When you run your own validator node, you have full control over its security measures. You can ensure that your node is properly configured and updated to meet the latest security standards, reducing the risk of attacks and unauthorized access.
Decentralization
Running your own validator is the best way to contribute to network decentralization. The more independent validators exist, the more resilient the network becomes against centralization risks and single points of failure.
Enterprise-grade infrastructure
Ensure staking with dedicated validators for your users. Deposited ETH stays isolated, minimizing risks and ensuring full user control. With robust infrastructure and careful operations, we keep validators online and safe.
Our best services for your business development
Security
24/7 monitoring and alerting, hardened dedicated servers, and every upgrade rehearsed on testnet before mainnet.
Performance
Multi-cloud battle-tested infrastructure operating at scale for years.
Rewards
Transparent commission set on-chain: you can check it on the network’s explorer at any time.
Node3Tech's Expertise
Node3Tech is a leading blockchain infrastructure provider specializing in staking, node operations, and Web3 ecosystem
- Mainnet validators
- Ethereum · Starknet · Monad
- Ethereum staking with Lido
- Lido Obol Super Cluster · CSM
- Every upgrade rehearsed before mainnet
- Testnet first