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Delegate
Choose a chain.
Pick from Dymension, Nibiru, or Kyve. Stake from any wallet — no platform lock-in, no custody.
A validator
built on light.
Hardware-signed validators for proof-of-stake networks. Three chains, one substrate, one engineer per pager — fewer chains, deeper care.
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How it works
Three steps from your wallet to a signed block.
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Sign
We sign blocks for you.
Hardware modules in three datacenters reach 3-of-5 quorum on every block. Keys never leave the silicon.
03
Earn
Rewards land natively.
Protocol-level rewards arrive directly in your wallet. We take a transparent commission. Nothing in between.
By the numbers
Measured. Not promised.
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All-time uptime
0.00%
Across 730 days and three networks. Public post-mortems within 24 hours of any deviation.
Slashing events
0
Since the first signed block. Underwritten by Nexus Mutual up to 100% of delegator stake.
Stake entrusted
$0M
From 842 wallets
Networks live
0
Hardware-signed, independently
Datacenters
0
Frankfurt · Ashburn · Tokyo
Networks
Three chains. Carefully chosen.
We turn down chains we cannot personally read. Each one has an engineer whose name is next to its pager.
Channel 01 · RollApp Hub
Dymension
APR
14.6%
The home of RollApps — modular rollups secured by the Dymension Hub. Active since genesis.
dymprism…q7vw
Delegate DYM
Channel 02 · DeFi Hub
Nibiru
APR
16.4%
A smart contract ecosystem for DeFi — performant, developer-friendly, and secured by Tendermint consensus.
nibiprism…8A4F
Delegate NIBI
Channel 03 · Data Layer
Kyve
APR
10.2%
Decentralized data validation and archival for blockchains — trustless, permanent, verifiable.
kyveprism…CC22
Delegate KYVE
Operating principle
A validator is judged on the block it did not miss — not the one it announced. We publish every signature, every outage, every post-mortem.
Prismachain core team
FAQ
Things people
actually ask.
Can't find what you're looking for? Write to hello@prismachain.xyz — a real engineer answers.
What does Prismachain actually do?
We run validator nodes that sign blocks for proof-of-stake networks. Delegators stake their tokens to our validator, we sign blocks on their behalf, and protocol rewards flow back. We take a small commission. The validator never has custody of your stake.
What happens if a validator gets slashed?
Slashing is when a validator misbehaves and the protocol burns part of the staked tokens. Our infrastructure is engineered to make this near-impossible (3-of-5 hardware threshold signers, no key reuse across chains). On top of that, we carry double-sign insurance through Nexus Mutual covering up to 100% of delegator stake. Zero claims since genesis.
Why only four chains?
Each chain is a different consensus, different rekey cadence, different upgrade path. Doing four really well is harder than running fifty mediocre ones. We ramp on a chain only after a 90-day testnet observation window with an engineer assigned full-time to its upgrades and pager.
Can I delegate from a hardware wallet?
Yes. All four chains support hardware-wallet delegation. Your private key never leaves the device — staking is a public on-chain action. Choose a chain in the Networks section above for chain-specific instructions.
How do you compare to large validator firms?
Most large firms run 30+ chains across shared infrastructure. We run four chains on dedicated bare-metal racks we own. We are not the cheapest commission — we are the most accountable. If you want a name on the pager when something goes wrong, that is the trade we offer.
Is there a minimum delegation?
No minimum from our side. Each chain has its own protocol-level minimum (usually trivial — 1 TIA, 0.1 BGT, etc.). Our infrastructure cost is the same whether you delegate $100 or $10M.