Cardano Staking Pool
AMAPools: A Leader in Transparency, Trust, Sustainability, and Security for the Cardano Community
24-Hour Monitoring
The network and nodes are monitored 24/7 with monitoring software.
Lowest fees
Pool pledge: 5000 ADA
Fixed fee: 170 ADA
Variable fee: 1.5%
Utilizing a physical server
Two relays, one block producer, and one backup block producer relay
Network security
For enhanced security, the block-producing relay and public relays are placed on a local network behind a firewall.
Cardano staking in multiple steps
1
Purchase ADA from a reputable exchange and transfer it to your wallet.
2
Navigate to the relevant section of the wallet for staking.
3
Search for the AMAPools stake pool and press the Delegate button.
4
Your first rewards will be deposited into your wallet after 15 to 20 days. After that, subsequent rewards will be paid out regularly at the end of each epoch.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Here we address some frequently asked questions about staking Cardano (ADA).
Cardano staking is the process where ADA holders lock their coins in a staking pool to help secure and support the network's operations. In return for this participation, users receive rewards in the form of ADA.
To stake ADA, you'll need a staking-compatible wallet such as Daedalus, Yoroi, or Adalite. After setting up your wallet and transferring ADA to it, you can select the AMAPools staking pool and delegate your ADA to it.
No, your ADA will not be locked. You can withdraw or transfer your ADA at any time without needing to unlock it. Staking on Cardano allows you to use your assets freely while still participating in staking.
There is no specific minimum amount required for staking ADA. You can stake any amount of ADA you have. However, staking a significant amount of ADA can be more beneficial for receiving meaningful rewards.
Rewards are calculated based on the amount of ADA staked and the performance of your selected pool. Rewards are typically paid out at the end of each epoch, which lasts about 5 days on Cardano.
Staking rewards are automatically deposited into your wallet, so no manual withdrawal is required. These rewards can be re-staked to earn additional compounded returns.
Yes, you can change your staking pool at any time. This change will affect your future rewards, but your previously earned rewards will be preserved.
Yes, staking ADA is generally safe, as you retain full control over your assets and do not transfer them to any individual or entity. However, it is important to choose a reputable and secure staking pool.
After staking ADA, your first rewards are typically deposited into your wallet after 15 to 20 days. After that, rewards are paid out regularly at the end of each epoch.
No, staking ADA on Cardano does not incur any fees. The only potential costs are transaction fees related to moving ADA to your wallet or changing staking pools.
For Cardano ADA, there are several reputable and popular wallets:
Daedalus: A full-featured desktop wallet with advanced functionalities and high security features. It is suitable for advanced users and those managing large amounts of ADA.
Yoroi: A lightweight and user-friendly wallet available as a browser extension and mobile app. Ideal for users seeking convenience and speed.
Adalite: A web wallet that allows users to access their ADA without needing to install software.
All of these wallets support staking and allow you to manage your ADA easily. The best wallet for you depends on your needs and preferences.