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The AZERO.ID Validator is a leading community node in the Aleph Zero network. It combines industrial-grade security from Switzerland, lowest possible fees, and never misses a block.
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The AZERO.ID Validator
Industrial-grade security
Our node is operated in a specialized data center located in a former military bunker in the Swiss Alps by our partner Swiss Staking AG.
100% Uptime
Since inception, our validator has not missed a single block thanks to our state-of-the-art setup.
Lowest fees
We charge the lowest possible commission rate of only 5% to maximize your staking rewards.
11% APY
Put your $AZERO to work and earn up to 11% annual rewards while securing the Aleph Zero network.
Specifications
Location
Former military bunker in Switzerland. Protected against natural or human-caused catastrophes.
24/7 Monitoring
State-of-the-art Prometheus & Grafana monitoring stack
Failover
Active and passive redundancy with manual initialization.
Model
Dedicated Bare-Metal-Server
Core
AMD CPU Ryzen 7 5800X 8x3.8 GHz, 128 GB DDR4 RAM
Storage
2 TB NVMe SSD with RAID-10 fault tolerance.
How to stake
Step-by-step tutorial
Get started with staking on azero.dev
The dedicated Aleph Zero Web Wallet (azero.dev) is maintained by the core team of Aleph Zero. Users can import existing accounts, create new ones, or connect browser extensions. This interface offers many advanced functionalities and primarily targets more tech-savvy users.
Step-by-step tutorial
Step 1
Enter the staking page
Head over to the "Network" tab and select "Staking". This will open the staking menu of azero.dev.
Open staking pageStep 2
Staking page overview
This page displays your "stash" accounts, which are accounts involved in staking and bonded to specific validators. In our case there are no active stash accounts participating in staking. To begin staking, click on the "Nominator" button located in the upper right corner of the screen.
Step 3
Setup your nominator
A nominator is an account that nominates more than 2000 $AZERO to a single validator. To complete this step, you need two accounts: the "stash account" containing the funds you want to stake, and the controller account used to manage the stash account. Azero.dev requires the controller account as an added security measure for the staked funds. This ensures that only someone with access to both account's private keys can maliciously drain your funds. Make sure to have some $AZERO on the controller account to cover gas fees. Lastly, specify the bonding amount and the destination for staking rewards.
Step 4
Select the AZERO.ID validator
Type "AZERO.ID" in the search bar and select the AZERO.ID validator in the "candidate accounts" box. After selecting, it should be immediately displayed in the "nominated accounts" box. Now, you can continue and click on "Bond & Nominate" at the bottom right of the staking dialog.
Step 5
Sign the staking transaction
The final step in the process is to sign the transaction that initiates the staking of your funds. Simply click on "Sign and Submit". It is important to ensure that you have sufficient $AZERO in your stash account, which will be used to cover the fees associated with bonding. Also make sure the amount of $AZERO in your stash account exceeds the selected bonded amount.
Step 6
You just started staking!
Now that you have initiated the process, your coins will start participating in staking once the next staking era begins, which occurs approximately every 24 hours. As a new era starts, you will receive your first staking rewards directly into your wallet 🎉. Thanks for staking with AZERO.ID 🫡
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