Trezor announces a strategic partnership with Everstake to offer users zero-fee staking for Cardano (ADA).Trezor announces a strategic partnership with Everstake to offer users zero-fee staking for Cardano (ADA).

Trezor and Everstake revolutionize Cardano (ADA) staking: zero fees and hardware security

2025/12/04 20:52
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Trezor, a pioneer in hardware solutions for cryptocurrency custody, announces a strategic collaboration with Everstake, the largest global provider of non-custodial staking, to offer users the opportunity to perform Cardano (ADA) staking with zero fees until March 2026. 

This initiative, available through the Trezor Suite application, allows for delegating ADA while keeping private keys offline, completely eliminating the risk of third-party custody.

The new staking feature is accessible on the Trezor Safe 7, Trezor Safe 5, Trezor Safe 3 and Trezor Model T, and represents a concrete response to the growing demand for security and autonomy in the cryptocurrency world.

Growing interest in Cardano (ADA) staking

In recent months, interest in Cardano staking has been on the rise. According to Google Trends data, searches related to “Cardano staking APY” have seen a significant surge since August, reflecting a broader trend among users: today, 59% of cryptocurrency holders prefer non-custodial wallets, driven by increased security awareness (+47% year-on-year).

This shift in behavior occurs in a context marked by growing security concerns: in the first six months of 2025 alone, over $2.1 billion were stolen in 75 incidents related to exploits in the crypto sector. In this scenario, hardware self-custody emerges as a central solution for those who want to participate in ADA staking without exposing themselves to unnecessary risks.

Staking ADA in Trezor Suite: how it works

A secure and transparent experience

The new integration allows Trezor users to access staking directly from their ADA account within Trezor Suite. The delegation process occurs through an integrated interface and is confirmed on the hardware device, ensuring that private keys never leave the user’s physical wallet.

To start staking, it is necessary to register a stake key, which involves a refundable deposit of 2 ADA and the payment of a network fee, in line with Cardano’s staking model. Throughout the entire process, no registration with third parties is required, and the user retains full control over their funds.

Matej Zak, CEO of Trezor, emphasizes: 

Zero fees until March 2026

From November 24, 2025, to March 24, 2026, Everstake offers ADA staking with no commission, an incentive designed to encourage the adoption of the new feature. This means that, at least in the initial phase, delegators could benefit from potentially higher rewards compared to pools that charge a fee.

Bohdan Opryshko, Co-Founder and COO of Everstake, highlights: 

Reward and expected return

Cardano staking rewards are calculated for each epoch and can vary based on pool performance and network conditions. Within Trezor Suite, users will see an estimated APY between 2% and 2.5%, reflecting the expected long-term yield once the pool is fully operational. In the initial epochs, rewards may not be immediately visible in explorers, but they will tend to stabilize over time.

The presence of zero fees during the launch phase represents an additional competitive advantage, making this solution particularly appealing for those looking to maximize their staking returns.

Trezor: security and innovation since 2013

Founded in 2013, Trezor was the first company to offer a hardware wallet for bitcoin, paving the way for self-custody of cryptocurrencies. The company, part of the SatoshiLabs group, has progressively expanded its offerings, including a range of hardware and software products designed to enhance user security, from beginners to experts.

In 2023, Trezor also launched the Trezor Academy, an educational initiative aimed at grassroots communities to promote safe participation in the crypto ecosystem.

Everstake: global infrastructure for staking

Everstake is confirmed as the largest global non-custodial staking provider, with over 1 million active users across more than 80 Proof-of-Stake networks and $7 billion in assets staked. Founded in 2018 by blockchain engineers, Everstake offers institutional-grade infrastructure with 99.98% availability, supporting asset managers, custodians, wallets, exchanges, and protocols.

The company stands out for its compliance with the highest security standards (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001:2022, NIST CSF), in addition to adhering to GDPR and CCPA regulations and conducting regular audits of smart contracts. Everstake exclusively provides tools and infrastructural resources, without offering financial advice or services, nor directly managing clients’ assets.

A rapidly growing Cardano ecosystem

The launch of the new staking feature in Trezor Suite comes at a time of great excitement for the Cardano ecosystem, which has recently witnessed the initiation of a 70 million ADA initiative to accelerate on-chain growth. In this context, the ability to participate in staking securely, transparently, and without fees represents a tangible opportunity for both retail and institutional users.

Conclusions: security and autonomy at the core of the new era of staking

The collaboration between Trezor and Everstake marks a significant step towards enhanced security and autonomy for those wishing to participate in Cardano staking. The elimination of fees until March 2026, combined with the hardware custody of private keys, offers users an unprecedented staking experience, aligning with the needs of a market increasingly focused on the protection of digital assets.

In a time when security has become a top priority, solutions like this represent the future of active participation in decentralized networks.

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