Non-custodial staking provider P2P.org has unveiled the first dedicated API designed to support Ethereum’s (ETH) upcoming Pectra upgrade, enabling integration of advanced staking features for institutions and developers.
The Pectra staking API went live on May 16 and is purpose-built to unlock native support for Pectra’s protocol-level enhancements, including validator consolidation, partial withdrawals, top-ups, and automated reward compounding.
Ethereum’s upgraded staking layer
With this release, P2P.org becomes the first staking provider to offer a programmatic interface tailored to Pectra, allowing users to interact with Ethereum’s upgraded validator mechanics directly or via the SSV Network.
Ethereum’s Pectra upgrade introduces a scalable and flexible staking framework by removing the 32 ETH validator cap and introducing more efficient validator operations. These changes aim to boost capital efficiency, reduce infrastructure costs, and simplify staking at scale.
P2P.org’s Pectra API delivers a production-ready staking stack that supports automatic reward compounding, flexible validator top-ups, and incremental withdrawals, all managed via a streamlined interface with built-in support for 0x02 credentials.
What’s more, institutions and developers can now consolidate validators, automate reward reinvestment, and grow validator balances up to the new 2048 ETH cap with minimal engineering overhead.
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