BNB 8 offers 5 providers updated 27 August 2026 at 10:26

Compare BNB staking rewards

Looking for the highest BNB staking rewards? We track 8 offers from 5 providers, with rates currently reaching 7%. The table separates the percentage from the product behind it, so you can compare like with like before choosing where to hold your BNB. Note that the 7% rate is a lending product, not staking. The highest tracked staking rate is 0.28% through Kraken.

BNB rates range from 0.10% to 7%, a difference of 6.90 percentage points. The median across the 8 offers is 0.90%, while Nexo has the highest listed return.

Price
€ 598
Price USD
7 days
+15.4%
Market cap
€ 79.6 bn
Market rank
#4

Highest return

7 %
Nexo Lending
Visit NexoExternal link $25 in free BTCWelcome bonus for new customers

Highest genuine staking rate

0.28 %
Kraken Staking

Compare BNB staking rewards and interest rates

Compare all 8 offers for BNB from 5 providers. Sort the table by provider, product or rate. The colour and label show whether the return comes from staking or lending, while the terms column lists lock-up periods, limits and rate conditions.

8 offers5 providersMiCA does not protect returns

Enter your deposit at the top right of the table. The calculation applies minimum and maximum deposit limits, so it reflects the amount that can actually earn a return.

Terms
Nexo MiCA partner Fixed-term Savings
Lending Fixed term · The top rate applies only at Platinum tier. At least 10% of your portfolio must be held in NEXO tokens. 7.00% maximum rate 0.0700 BNB Visit Nexo $25 in free BTC
Nexo MiCA partner Flexible Savings
Lending Withdrawable daily · The top rate applies only at Platinum tier. At least 10% of your portfolio must be held in NEXO tokens. 6.00% maximum rate 0.0600 BNB Visit Nexo $25 in free BTC
Bybit MiCA FixedTermSaving
Lending Fixed for 30 days · min. 0.100 · max. 200 1.20% fixed rate 0.0120 BNB Visit Bybit $50 in free USDC
Bybit MiCA FixedTermSaving
Lending Fixed for 10 days · min. 0.100 · max. 200 1.00% fixed rate 0.0100 BNB Visit Bybit $50 in free USDC
Bybit MiCA FlexibleSaving
Lending Withdrawable daily · min. 0.050 · max. 1,000,000 0.80% converted from APR 0.0080 BNB Visit Bybit $50 in free USDC
Bitpanda MiCA Staking (lower end of range)
Staking Withdrawable daily 0.40% from this rate 0.0040 BNB Visit Bitpanda
Kraken MiCA Flexible staking
Staking Withdrawable daily 0.28% estimated rate 0.0028 BNB Visit Kraken
Bitvavo MiCA Staking
Staking Withdrawable daily 0.10% maximum rate 0.0010 BNB Visit Bitvavo €10 in free crypto
The BNB network Reference
Reward source
2.65%
Staked
18.7%
Total staked
24,854,675
Stakers
13,615
Inflation
-4.16%

Up to this is the maximum rate and only applies when you meet specific conditions.

From this is the lower end of a range; your actual rate may be higher.

Converted the provider publishes APR; we convert it to APY to make the rates comparable.

Providers on this page

These figures cover each provider's full product range, not only the coin on this page.

How far apart are BNB rates?

Rates for BNB differ between providers. This chart places all 8 offers from 5 providers on one scale, with the highest rate at 7%. A higher percentage does not automatically make an offer more suitable or less risky.

Each marker is one offer0% – 8%

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Calculate your BNB staking rewards

What would a 7% rate mean for your BNB position? Enter an amount of BNB or a value in euros to compare the estimated return from each offer. The calculation assumes the rate and coin price remain unchanged.

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Three products, three risk profiles

A higher percentage usually comes with different conditions or additional risk.

On-chain staking

On-chain staking

Your coins help secure a network and the reward comes from that network. The main additional risks are slashing and the failure of any company holding your coins in custody. More about on-chain staking.

Liquid staking

Liquid staking

You deposit into a protocol and receive a tradable token representing the staked position. This adds smart contract, liquidity and depeg risk to the underlying staking risk. More about liquid staking.

Lending

Lending

This is not staking. You lend your coins to a provider, which pays interest from its own resources. If the provider fails, you may be an unsecured creditor and could lose the full deposit. More about lending.

Interest and staking rewards for other cryptoassets

Compare current staking rewards and interest rates for other cryptoassets. Each coin page shows the available providers, rates and the product behind the return.

BitcoinBTC Lending bij Nexo 5.70%
EthereumETH Lending bij Nexo 6.25%
XRPXRP Lending bij Nexo 8.25%
USDCUSDC Lending bij Morpho 4.38%
SolanaSOL Lending bij Nexo 8.00%
TRONTRX Lending bij Nexo 11.00%
HyperliquidHYPE Lending bij Bybit 3.00%
DogecoinDOGE Lending bij Bybit 3.00%

Delegating BNB on BNB Smart Chain

BNB staking is genuine network staking. BNB Smart Chain uses Proof of Staked Authority: a limited validator set produces blocks, while delegated BNB helps determine which validators are active. Rewards primarily come from network transaction fees.

The clearest self-custody route is the official BNB Staking dApp, which supports Trust Wallet directly. Ensure your BNB is on BNB Smart Chain and keep a small unstaked balance for transaction fees.

What happens after selecting a validator

The dApp shows details including validator stake and commission. After confirmation, BNB goes into that validator’s staking contract and a non-transferable staking credit records your position. Its value represents the deposit and rewards processed within the validator pool.

This credit is not a liquid staking token. You cannot send it to an exchange to bypass the withdrawal period. To exit, you undelegate, wait for the protocol period and then claim the BNB. The current BNB Chain documentation specifies a seven-day undelegation period; verify it in the transaction because network parameters can change.

You can move stake through redelegation. A protocol fee discourages constant switching, so check whether the expected commission difference justifies that fee and any missed rewards.

Commission is only one selection criterion

BNB Smart Chain can penalise or temporarily remove validators for downtime and conflicting conduct. As a delegator, also check:

  • whether the validator is active or on standby;
  • current commission and how it may change;
  • operating history and any jail periods;
  • how much BNB is concentrated with the operator;
  • how the operator communicates about infrastructure and incidents.

A validator can leave the active set when others attract more stake. Historic rewards are therefore not a fixed property.

An Earn product may use another structure

Native BNB staking is visible on-chain through the StakeHub system. A provider can also offer its own fixed or flexible BNB product. Ask whether it actually delegates, which commission it retains and whether it advances withdrawals from its own liquidity. Otherwise, you may be comparing network staking with a wider balance-sheet product.

See the official BNB Chain documentation on the staking mechanism and staking dApp. Our exchange versus own wallet guide explains the custody difference.

Where these rates come from

We collect rates directly from providers through their APIs or official websites and check them daily. Every rate shows when it was last checked. Providers can change terms without notice, so confirm the current rate before depositing.

Crypto returns are never guaranteed. On-chain staking can involve slashing, liquid staking adds smart contract and depeg risk, and lending can expose your entire deposit if a provider fails. In every category, a fall in the coin price can exceed the rewards earned.

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