Taurus has partnered with Everstake to bring enterprise-grade staking tools to banks and financial institutions using its digital asset platform. The move deepens Taurus’ staking offerings as demand grows for regulated participation in major Proof-of-Stake networks.
The Switzerland-based firm will integrate Everstake’s validator infrastructure directly into Taurus-PROTECT, its custody platform used by global banks and supervised entities. The setup allows institutions to delegate assets to Everstake while retaining complete ownership and operational control.
Everstake is one of the largest non-custodial staking providers, supporting more than $7 billion in delegated assets across 80 networks. The company claims 99.98% uptime and no material slashing events since launch, positioning it as a preferred provider for risk-sensitive investors.
The partnership gives Taurus clients access to staking rewards on networks such as Solana, NEAR, Cardano, and Tezos. Both firms said the integration aims to address growing institutional interest in secure yield-generating services backed by regulatory oversight.
Taurus operates 13 offices globally and provides infrastructure for issuing, storing, and trading digital assets, including tokenized securities. The company is regulated by Switzerland’s FINMA and also runs a marketplace for private assets and tokenized instruments.
Executives from both companies highlighted the importance of institutional-grade security and compliance for mainstream staking adoption. Taurus CMO Victor Busson said the integration “expands the range of staking options” while preserving security and governance standards. Everstake COO Bohdan Opryshko added that institutions “require infrastructure that meets the same standards as traditional finance.”
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