XBANKING

Get productive with your assets in minutes. Open XBANKING, connect a self-custody wallet (Ledger, WalletConnect, or a browser extension), then choose the network you want to work with. The asset list includes APT, DOT, TON, ATOM, NEAR, SOL, MINA, ZIL, ETH, BNB, KSM, USDT, USDC, SUI, ARB and more. Use the validator directory to compare commission, reliability, and estimated returns. When you’re ready, enter an amount, review the on-chain details, and approve the transaction from your wallet. Your keys never leave your control; XBANKING prepares the operation and you sign it.

After setup, daily management happens from the portfolio view. See every active delegation, pending unlock, and accrued reward across supported chains in one place. Claim and re-stake where the network permits, or simply harvest to your wallet and allocate later. If performance changes, pivot quickly using a redelegation flow on chains that support it, or unbond and move elsewhere. Network specifics—unbonding periods, minimums, and fees—are displayed right before confirmation so you can plan cash flow and avoid surprises.

Keep your strategy on track with simple routines. Define targets per chain, then rebalance by moving a portion of your position toward assets that better match your goals. Track validator changes and rotate toward lower fees or stronger reliability when needed. Export positions and reward history to CSV for bookkeeping, tax prep, or sharing with a teammate. For multi-account setups, repeat the same workflow by switching wallets, applying the same validator criteria, and documenting the resulting transaction hashes for your records.

Power users and builders can streamline more advanced processes. Use XBANKING to research validators and verify transaction data, then execute scripted actions with your preferred CLI or SDK—XBANKING’s clear previews make it easy to double-check parameters before signing. Content creators can turn the portfolio snapshot into weekly updates with yields and epoch milestones. Planners can map expected rewards against unbonding timelines to schedule liquidity. At any time, you remain free to unwind positions, rotate to a new validator set, or withdraw to cold storage; your control is preserved end to end, subject only to the rules of each network.