Key Takeaways

  • BitGo now supports custody-native staking for Aptos (APT): Clients can manage and stake APT within a single platform.

  • Aptos staking rewards have typically averaged around 7% APY: This allows clients to earn rewards on APT without sacrificing security or control.

  • APT staking is integrated into existing BitGo workflows: Clients use the same custody, policy controls, and reporting infrastructure they already rely on.

BitGo has expanded its Aptos (APT) support by launching full staking capabilities for clients. With this release, clients in certain regions can now custody and stake APT within the same secure, compliant environment they already rely on.

Aptos continues to stand out for its high-throughput architecture, low transaction fees, and growing ecosystem of developers and applications. Staking rewards on the network typically hover around 7% APY, giving clients a straightforward way to put APT to work while maintaining operational and security discipline.

By introducing APT staking, BitGo strengthens its commitment to offering comprehensive digital-asset services across top 100 Layer-1 networks. Clients can manage APT, stake it directly, and streamline reporting and operations through BitGo’s trusted platform.

For clients exploring the Aptos ecosystem, this integration provides an efficient, secure path to earn rewards and participate in network growth without adding operational burden.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is included in BitGo’s Aptos staking support?

BitGo enables clients to custody APT and stake it directly from their BitGo wallets using the same security, policy controls, and reporting tools already in place.

Who can access APT staking on BitGo?

APT staking is available to BitGo clients with custody access to APT, subject to standard onboarding requirements.

What rewards can clients expect from APT staking?

Staking rewards on the Aptos network typically hover around 7% APY, though actual rewards may vary based on network conditions and protocol parameters.

How does BitGo manage security for staked APT?

APT staking benefits from BitGo’s institutional-grade custody infrastructure, including policy controls, operational safeguards, and compliance-aligned processes.

Is there additional operational complexity to stake APT?

No. Staking is integrated into existing BitGo workflows, allowing clients to manage custody, staking, and reporting in one place.

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