Staking ETH is now easier than ever. Everstake is featured in MetaMask Portfolio, giving users quick access to our dedicated Ethereum staking dashboard. While this guide focuses on ETH, Everstake also supports other assets like POL through separate staking flows.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to stake ETH using MetaMask Portfolio and Everstake.
What is MetaMask Portfolio?
MetaMask Portfolio is the all-in-one dashboard for MetaMask users to track, manage, and interact with their Web3 assets across multiple networks. The “Discover” section within Portfolio helps users explore trusted services, including staking providers like Everstake.

Why Stake ETH?
Staking ETH is a way to participate in securing the Ethereum network by helping validate transactions. In return, validators (or those delegating to them) receive network-based rewards. While your ETH remains in your control during the delegation process, staking it with a reliable validator like Everstake ensures both performance and transparency.
It’s also a way to put idle assets to productive use, supporting decentralization in the process.
Why Stake with Everstake?
Choosing a validator matters. Everstake is trusted by over 735,000 users and operates non-custodial infrastructure across 85+ networks with 99.9% uptime.
We’re known for:
- Proven performance across major blockchains
- Transparent, slashing-free operation
- A long-term commitment to decentralization and user empowerment
Step-by-Step Guide to Staking ETH
- Access MetaMask Portfolio: Navigate to MetaMask Portfolio and click the Discover tab.

- Select Everstake: Locate and click Everstake to choose it as your validator. You’ll be redirected to the Everstake Ethereum Staking Dashboard.

- Specify Staking Amount: Connect your MetaMask wallet to Everstake’s dApp.
Enter the amount of ETH you wish to stake. Remember, the minimum staking amount is 0.1 ETH.

- Accept Terms & Conditions: Carefully read and accept the Terms & Conditions presented.

- Initiate Staking: Click on Stake Now to proceed.

- Confirm Transaction: A MetaMask pop-up will appear in the top right corner. Review the transaction details and confirm to finalize the staking process.

- Finalize: Close the MetaMask extension. Your ETH staking is now successfully initiated!

Additional Features
- Staking Calculator: Estimate your potential rewards before committing your tokens.
- Airdrop Checker: Discover missed, active, and upcoming airdrops you may be eligible for. Subscribe for alerts to ensure you never miss out on potential rewards.
- Pro Staking Zone: This feature, which is coming soon, will offer early access to curated opportunities with up-and-coming tokens and protocols.
Final Thoughts
MetaMask Portfolio makes it easy to discover trusted validators, and Everstake is proud to be one of them. By choosing Everstake, you’re delegating your ETH through infrastructure trusted by over 735,000 users across 85+ networks.
Whether you’re new to staking or just looking for a streamlined way to do it, this flow offers a secure and accessible option. It also includes helpful tools like a rewards calculator and an airdrop tracker.
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FAQs
- Can I unstake anytime?
No—staked ETH on Ethereum has a withdrawal process. Learn more here.
- Are my assets safe?
Yes. Everstake is a non-custodial validator. You maintain control over your funds.
- Is there a minimum?
Yes, 0.1 ETH.
- Are there any fees?
Our validator fees are built into the network rewards and are fully transparent.
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Everstake is a software platform that provides infrastructure tools and resources for users but does not offer investment advice or investment opportunities, manage funds, facilitate collective investment schemes, provide financial services, or take custody of, or otherwise hold or manage, customer assets. Everstake does not conduct any independent diligence on or substantive review of any blockchain asset, digital currency, cryptocurrency, or associated funds. Everstake’s provision of technology services allowing a user to stake digital assets is not an endorsement or a recommendation of any digital assets by it. Users are fully and solely responsible for evaluating whether to stake digital assets.