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Reporting API
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The best reporting API for staking on all PoS chains adopted by top exchanges and custodians.
What is the Reporting API?
The Kiln Reporting API provides real-time, all-time, all-network indexing of staking data across all major PoS chains, accessible via a simple, unified API.
This API enables exchanges, custodians and market makers to collect and surface staking data for their customers and internal processes. The API is validator-agnostic, enabling you to standardise reporting and operations across staking operators and protocols without having to spend engineering resources on collecting and maintaining these data pipelines.
Why should you implement it?
Access to real-time, all time, all network staking data
Retrieve all staking data (rewards, balances, transaction history) from any period, across any validator operator, across all major PoS protocols, all from one unified API.
Improve compliance around staking operations
A robust, automated data foundation is critical to compliance and operational excellence on all staking operations - our Reporting API helps you get there.
Industry-leading SLAs
We provide enterprise-grade SLAs on all APIs, ensuring you can build reliable operations around them.
How does it work?
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We run indexers which monitor and collect all data from supported blockchains in real-time.
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Our aggregators then filter and summarise this data into the staking data relevant for reporting.
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This summarised data is saved in a fast relational database, indexed by client stakes.
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The Kiln Reporting API is a REST layer on top of this summarised data, enabling clients to easily get reporting info about their stakes in realtime.
What data do you get with our Reporting API?
/stakes
Real time info by stake address, wallet address or Kiln account id
/rewards
Granular reward info by stake address, wallet address or Kiln account id with start and end dates
/network-stats
Rewards and performance metrics queried by aggregating all network data by protocol as well as all the operations affecting the balance of your stakes
“The Kiln Reporting API has revolutionized our ability to deliver real-time data on stakes and rewards to our customers. We are highly impressed by the agility of the Kiln team in developing the most comprehensive reporting API in the market, tailored precisely to our requirements.”
— Cato Auestad
CTO AT FIRI
REMINDER
Kiln Transaction Crafting API
Kiln Connect is not limited to just the Reporting API, it also includes the API also includes a bridge to your custodian, so that you can continue to sign transactions where your assets are secured.
Transaction Crafting API
Kiln on-chain FAQ
What is the main difference between on and off-chain?
"OnChain" operations are executed directly within a blockchain network, ensuring transparency and verifiability, whilst eliminating the dependence on centralized entities. In contrast, "off-chain" operations refer to processes conducted outside the blockchain network and involve the participation of third parties that lack the same level of open transparency.
What protocols are supported through Kiln On-Chain?
Ethereum is the first protocol to be supported.
How many Kiln products are on chain?
Kiln On-Chain offers a suite of smart contracts designed to allow integrators to accommodate a wide range of use cases within native and pooled staking. Currently, there are four distinct options available:
For institutions:
- Dedicated Validators: Native ETH protocol staking in batches of 32 ETH, providing a dedicated and secure staking solution.
- Validator NFT: Same as ‘Dedicated Validators’, but with the ability to generate an NFT that represents ownership and withdrawal credentials of the validator.
For exchanges and wallets:
- Kiln Pooling: Enables integrators to offer services that allow staking any amount of ETH in exchange for an individualized part of the staking pool.
- Kiln Liquid Staking Pool: Same as ‘Kiln Pooling’, but with the ability to generate a transferrable token that represents the withdrawal credentials and the ownership of the individualized part.
What are the main advantages of Kiln On-Chain?
Kiln On-Chain empowers integrators to establish Ethereum staking solutions, for holdings of 32 ETH or less, while also providing optional transferability capabilities.
Integrators gain the advantage of earning recurring revenue through automated rewards dispatch. Furthermore, the user experience is seamless with a deposit transaction that allows users to easily engage in staking.
How quick can I set up Kiln On-Chain?
Kiln On-Chain is a turnkey product; it is ready to use with or without any front-end integration. It can be set up fast with a single engineer, the help of Kiln team, and its tooling. You can also integrate your own user interface if required.
Who are the main users of Kiln On-Chain?
Kiln On-Chain is mainly used by non-custodial services to enable trustless staking. With Kiln On-Chain integrators and non-custodial services can offer staking to their users whilst automatically collecting commission.
Is Kiln On-Chain audited?
Kiln's smart contracts have undergone audits conducted by Halborn, Spearbit, and the Ledger Donjon team. Additionally, Kiln has successfully completed SOC 2 Type I and SOC 2 Type II audits, and the reports for these audits are available for reference here.
How do I get started with Kiln On-Chain?
You just have to complete our form and go through Kiln onboarding to gain access to our suite of staking solutions.