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Ethereum Staking Launches on Interactive Brokers via Zerohash Partnership
Interactive Brokers has expanded its digital asset offerings by enabling eligible US clients to stake Ethereum and earn network yields.
Interactive Brokers began offering Ethereum staking to eligible U.S. clients on October 13, 2026, introducing its first yield-generating staking feature. The program allows holders to commit their Ether to support transaction validation on the network in return for newly issued tokens. Interactive Brokers CEO Milan Galik compared the model to the firm's existing stock-lending program for short sellers.
The technical integration is operated through Zerohash, which delegates staked tokens to validators and keeps assets in dedicated client accounts. Interactive Brokers previously led Zerohash's $104 million funding round in 2025 at a $1 billion valuation. Rewards are shared between both companies with combined fees capped at 30%, though Interactive Brokers did not publish standard yield estimates, lock-up parameters, or minimum requirements at launch.
The offering also introduces distinct risks compared to standard brokerage accounts. Ether held via Zerohash lacks SIPC bankruptcy protection. Users also bear the network risk of slashing penalties should assigned validators violate protocol rules or experience downtime, as well as possible delays when withdrawing funds.
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