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Pharos

This section covers Pharos native staking integrations using the Stakely Staking API. It includes Pharos-specific notes, transaction signing examples, and the native delegation flows supported by Stakely.

What you will find in this section​

  • Signing transactions: how to sign Pharos (EVM) transactions returned by the crafting endpoints, with examples for common signing setups.
  • Native staking: end-to-end flows and endpoints for delegating, undelegating, withdrawing after the unlock window, claiming rewards, and compounding on Pharos.

Notes​

  • Pharos integrations require specifying the correct X-NETWORK for the target network (typically the chain ID, e.g. 1672 for Pharos mainnet). The API provides a dedicated endpoint to list all available Pharos networks and their corresponding X-NETWORK values.
  • All staking operations are executed on-chain. Stakely prepares the transaction payloads, while signing is performed by your application using your preferred signing method.
  • After undelegation, the protocol enforces a withdraw window of 84 epochs (DEFAULT_WITHDRAW_WINDOW) before principal can be withdrawn; use the stake balance endpoint to inspect pendingUnstake and pendingWithdrawStake.