BitGo, the leading Solana (SOL) custodian and staking provider, has added Helius, Solana’s largest validator, to its institutional staking suite. This integration gives BitGo clients access to Helius’s 0% commission validator, allowing them to earn 100% of SOL staking rewards (Inflation + MEV) directly through the BitGo platform.

Institutional clients holding SOL with BitGo can now earn significantly higher staking rewards by delegating SOL directly to Helius’s zero-commission validator from the BitGo dashboard. This streamlined process eliminates complexity for stakers holding large quantities of SOL, while maximizing rewards without compromising on security or compliance.

“We are extremely excited to partner with BitGo and support their clients”,” said Deepa Talwar, Chief Revenue Officer of Helius. “Together, we offer institutions holding SOL secure access to Solana’s highest rewards.”  

Solana’s Momentum and Institutional Demand

Solana continues to cement its position as a leading blockchain, with explosive growth in 2025:

  • Over 64% of Solana’s circulating SOL supply is staked

  • Solana is now the top ecosystem for new developers, according to Electric Capital

  • Solana leads all chains in DEX volume year-to-date, surpassing $660 billion.

Institutions are increasingly turning to staking as a way to earn passive rewards while supporting the networks they believe in. BitGo’s integration with Helius delivers a turnkey solution for SOL holders looking to capitalize on this opportunity—backed by SOC 2-compliant infrastructure, automated reward tracking, and advanced policy controls.

“At BitGo, we’re focused on helping institutions unlock secure reward opportunities without adding operational overhead,” said Gbenga Omosuyi, Head of Strategic Partnerships at BitGo. “Helius’s validator is a natural fit for our Solana staking suite.”

hSOL Now Supported for Custody

In addition to staking through Helius, BitGo now supports Helius Staked SOL (hSOL) for secure custody. hSOL is an auto-compounding Liquid Staking Token (LST) that represents SOL staked at the Helius validator. It provides seamless access to staking rewards with enhanced liquidity, enabling greater capital efficiency through DeFi composability and instant unstaking. Institutions can hold and manage hSOL alongside their other Solana assets using BitGo’s regulated wallet infrastructure.

Unlock the Full Value of Your SOL

With the addition of Helius, BitGo clients gain a powerful new way to stake Solana—with no validator commissions, institutional-grade infrastructure, and automated staking directly from their existing wallets.

To start staking SOL or learn more, visit our staking services page.


About Helius

Helius is Solana’s most trusted validator and the leading Solana developer platform, trusted by hundreds of teams. Helius offers a suite of developer tools to help builders launch and scale applications on the Solana blockchain including industry-leading RPC nodes, data streaming services, token APIs, transaction landing services, and a Validator-as-a-Service offering. Launched in 2022, Helius is exclusively focused on the Solana ecosystem and is committed to its long-term growth. Helius is backed by significant funding from leading venture capital firms, including Haun Ventures and Founders Fund.

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About BitGo

BitGo is the digital asset infrastructure company, delivering custody, wallets, staking, trading, financing, and settlement services from regulated cold storage. Since our founding in 2013, we have been focused on accelerating the transition of the financial system to a digital asset economy. With a global presence and multiple regulated entities, BitGo serves thousands of institutions, including many of the industry's top brands, exchanges, and platforms, and millions of retail investors worldwide. For more information, visit www.bitgo.com.


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