Staker Platform Updates: New Integrations and Expanded Capabilities for White Label Crypto Staking

The crypto staking industry continues to mature at a rapid pace, and platforms built for operators need to keep up. Staker, the white label crypto staking solution developed by ATNM Digital Solutions, has expanded its feature set and integration ecosystem to give operators even more tools to build competitive, revenue-generating staking businesses under their own brand.

Here's a closer look at what the platform now offers and why these updates matter for entrepreneurs, fintech startups, and digital asset companies entering the staking space.

Broader Asset Support and Custom Token Staking

One of the more significant additions to the platform is expanded cryptocurrency support. Operators can now offer staking pools across a wider range of networks, including Ethereum, Solana, Near Protocol, Polkadot, Cosmos, and additional assets. Beyond the standard supported networks, Staker allows operators to create dedicated staking pools for their own custom tokens — a feature that opens the door for projects and communities looking to increase token utility, reward long-term holders, and drive sustainable on-chain engagement without building separate infrastructure.

This flexibility is particularly valuable for emerging DeFi projects and token ecosystems that want to integrate staking directly into their user experience rather than directing users to third-party platforms.

Validator and Liquid Staking Infrastructure Partnerships

Staker has deepened its integrations with established validator infrastructure providers and liquidity partners. The platform now connects with Blockdaemon, Stakely, Everstake, and Lido Finance, giving operators access to enterprise-grade validator services and liquid staking protocols without negotiating those relationships independently.

For operators, this means less time spent on backend infrastructure sourcing and more focus on building user-facing products. Lido Finance integration, in particular, adds liquid staking capabilities that allow users to maintain liquidity on staked assets — a feature increasingly expected by sophisticated retail and institutional users alike.

Integrated Token Exchange with 30+ Payment Gateways

A notable functional update is the built-in internal exchange module. Rather than requiring users to acquire assets on external exchanges before participating in staking, Staker now allows users to buy or sell supported tokens directly within the platform. This is supported by more than 30 integrated payment gateways and payment providers, covering a broad range of fiat on-ramp options across different regions.

The practical impact here is a significantly reduced drop-off rate in the user onboarding funnel. When users can move from registration to active staking within a single dashboard — purchasing assets, managing balances, and tracking rewards — the experience becomes considerably more accessible, especially for users who are newer to crypto.

Real-Time Analytics via CoinMarketCap and Etherscan

The platform now integrates directly with CoinMarketCap and Etherscan APIs to surface live market and blockchain data within operator dashboards and user interfaces. This includes real-time cryptocurrency prices, market capitalization figures, blockchain transaction data, wallet activity, holder statistics, and token analytics.

For operators running staking platforms where transparency and data accuracy are central to user trust, having these data sources embedded natively — rather than relying on manual updates or external links — is a meaningful quality-of-life improvement for both operators and end users.

Revenue Model and Operator Controls

Staker's commission structure allows operators to set and collect custom staking commissions and management fees directly from staking pools. This gives operators a clear and direct revenue stream tied to platform activity, without dependence on advertising or external monetization methods.

Combined with user dashboard management, wallet controls, and staking reward tracking, operators retain meaningful oversight of their platform while the underlying infrastructure is handled by Staker's backend integrations.

Launch Timeline and Setup

The platform is designed to go live within seven days, with no coding requirements and no setup fees at entry. This positions Staker as a practical option not only for established fintech companies with development resources, but also for smaller operators and community projects that need a professional staking product without a multi-month build cycle.

For teams evaluating white label staking solutions, the combination of infrastructure depth, integration breadth, and a fast launch timeline makes the current version of Staker worth a closer look — particularly as staking participation and validator economics continue to evolve across major proof-of-stake networks.