Jupiter opens a staking page with an institutional section
On 26 October, Jupiter introduced a new staking page. Institutions get a separate page with three models: JupSOL, native delegation, and a white-label validator. From 25,000 SOL, Jupiter points to an institutional desk.
Jupiter introduced a new staking page on X on 26 October. The post says users can view what a position may earn, compare options, and use staked SOL in DeFi. It also promises a page for institutions, with three staking models and a direct line to the team.
On 26 October, the staking page and the institutional page both loaded. The institutional page sets out three models. JupSOL is liquid staking: the holder receives a token that Jupiter describes as having no lockup.
Native staking delegates to the Jupiter validator, and custody stays with the holder. Under the white-label model, Jupiter runs a validator under the client’s brand. A share of the validator commission is set by agreement.
The page sends holders of 25,000 SOL or more to the institutional desk. Jupiter’s documentation names the same threshold and the same three models. The page names Block Raccoon S.A., Panama, as the counterparty.
According to the staking documentation, the Jupiter validator keeps 5 percent of inflation rewards and passes MEV through in full. Native delegation starts at a minimum of 1 SOL. White-label terms are on request. The page says replies come within one business day.
What to watch
- Which custodians connect the three models in practice
- What revenue share the white-label agreement uses
Sources
- Jupiter — Post, 26 October 2026, 3:24 p.m. Berlin
- Jupiter — Staking page and institutional page, read 26 October 2026
- Jupiter — Documentation, “Stake SOL”, read 26 October 2026