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Staking & Validators

The Validators page lets you review the network's validators and stake your QOR by delegating to them. Delegating helps secure the network and earns staking rewards. For the concepts behind delegation and rewards, see Staking & Delegation.

Connect your wallet to stake — see Overview & Getting Started.

Review validators​

The page opens with summary cards for the active validator count, total bonded QOR, average commission, and average uptime. Below that is the validator list. Each validator shows:

  • A rank and the validator's moniker (name), with its address and a copy button.
  • Voting power — the validator's bonded stake and its share of the total.
  • Commission — the percentage the validator keeps from rewards.
  • APY — the annual yield estimate for delegating.
  • Status — for example active or jailed.
  • Operational details such as region, uptime, blocks proposed, software version, and last seen.

A search box filters the list by validator name or address.

Choose a validator​

When picking a validator to delegate to, consider:

  • Commission — a lower rate leaves more rewards for you, but sustainable operators need a reasonable cut.
  • Uptime and status — favor active validators with strong uptime; a jailed validator is not earning.
  • Voting power — spreading stake across validators supports decentralization.

Delegate, redelegate, and claim​

With a wallet connected, you can:

  • Delegate QOR to a validator to begin earning rewards.
  • Redelegate your stake from one validator to another.
  • Undelegate to begin withdrawing your stake.
  • Claim rewards that have accrued from your delegations.
Unbonding period

Undelegated QOR goes through an unbonding period before it becomes spendable again, during which it does not earn rewards. See Staking & Delegation for details.