Staking Reports are now live and accessible for ETH, SOL, ALEO, ATOM, TIA, ADA, SUI, DOT and AVAX. Generate detailed staking reports directly from the Prime Reporting Center. Additional networks will be added in the future. For more information, please contact your account manager or Prime Ops.
Prime Staking Reports
Comprehensive insights into staking rewards for clients staking from Coinbase Prime to any validator. Prime Staking Reports are available as CSV files directly through the Prime Reporting Center for custom date ranges.
Detailed explanations:
Total APR (%)
The APR reflects staking rewards after deducting staking fees.
Asset(s) | Tab | Calculation (Total APR %) |
ATOM, TIA, ALEO, APT, ADA, SUI, AVAX | Portfolio Summary | Divide the total rewards earned over the reporting period in the specified portfolio—including pending rewards for eligible assets —by the average staked balance during days with a non-zero staked balance |
SOL, DOT | Portfolio Summary | Divide the total rewards earned over the reporting period in the specified portfolio by the average staked balance during days with a non-zero staked balance |
ETH | Portfolio Summary | Divide the total rewards earned over the reporting period for the specific portfolio by the average staked balance, adjust for the proportion of the year you were staking, and then multiplied by 1 minus the ETH staking commission. |
ATOM, TIA, ALEO, APT, ADA, SUI, AVAX | Wallet Summary | Divide the total rewards earned over the reporting period in the specified wallet—including pending rewards for eligible assets —by the average staked balance during days with a non-zero staked balance |
SOL, DOT | Wallet Summary | Divide the total rewards earned over the reporting period in the specified wallet by the average staked balance during days with a non-zero staked balance |
ETH | Wallet Summary | Divide the total rewards earned over the reporting period in the specified wallet by your average staked balance, adjust for the proportion of the year you were staking, and then annualize it so it shows as a yearly percentage. |
SOL | Validator Performance | Total APR = Inflation APR + MEV APR Inflation APR equals Inflation Rewards divided by Starting Staking Balance divided by Epoch Length [in days] multiplied by 365 MEV APR equals MEV Rewards divided by Starting Staking Balance divided by Epoch Length [in days] multiplied by 365 Epoch length [in days] equals End of Epoch [UTC time stamp] minus Start of Epoch [UTC time stamp] |
ETH | Validator Performance | Total APR = Transaction Rewards APR + MEV APR + Validator Rewards APR Transaction Rewards APR equals Transaction Rewards divided by Average Effective Staking Balance multiplied by 365 MEV APR equals MEV Rewards divided by Average Effective Staking Balance multiplied by 365 Validator Rewards APR equals Validator Rewards divided by Average Effective Staking Balance multiplied by 365 |
Rewards Earned
All rewards accrued to your wallets, the sum of distributed rewards and the change in pending rewards.
Distributed Rewards
Rewards that have been distributed to your wallets.
Pending Rewards
Rewards that have accrued on the respective validator or your wallet, but not yet claimed or distributed to your wallet. Change in Pending Rewards describes the difference in Pending Rewards between two points in time. Example: on 1/15, one for your wallets has 1 ETH in Pending Rewards. On 1/16, these are distributed to your wallet which will reduce your Pending Rewards balance by 1 ETH and be captured as a Distributed Rewards of 1 ETH.
Staking Balances and Pending Rewards Balances
These balance snapshots are taken at midnight UTC and based on your report’s date range.
Notional USD values
Notional USD values are based on Coinbase Exchange prices. For Staking Balances and Pending Rewards Balances these are as of midnight UTC, for distributed rewards these are as of the point in time that each reward was distributed to your wallet.
Validator Address
This is the validator address each of your wallets was staking to at the time of the report/ at the time rewards were received. In the Wallet Summary CSV, the Validator Address at End Date column shows the validator address that each wallet was staking to at the end of the reporting period. This accounts for the fact that you may have staked to different validators from the respective wallet over the course of the reporting period.
Validator Type
Coinbase or 3rd Party. Note that for ETH, each wallet can be staked to several validators. Please refer to the Validator Details page on your ETH asset detail page in Coinbase Prime or your Ethereum Validator Performance report to see a breakdown of ETH validators.
Type of Reward
For ETH, rewards are broken out as Inflation Rewards, Validator Rewards, and MEV. For SOL, rewards are broken out as Inflation Rewards and MEV Rewards.
To generate a Staking Report, please follow the steps below:
Navigate to Reports tab in left hand menu
2. Select Generate Report
3. Click Staking Reports
4. Select asset and date range and hit generate
Toggle on "Show notional USD amounts" (optional)
5. Click “View Staking Report” in an email shared following the staking report generation
6. Click on “Download CSV” to download staking reports
ETH & SOL Validator Performance Reports
Validator Performance Tabs for ETH and SOL can be accessed within the Staking Reports CSV by enabling the “Show validator performance” toggle when generating the Staking Report.
The SOL Validator Performance Tab includes the following columns:
Asset, Validator Address, Validator Type, Wallet Name, Wallet Address, Stake Account Address, Epoch, Start of Epoch, End of Epoch, Total Reward Earned, Inflation Rewards, MEV Rewards, Total APR (%), Inflation APR (%), MEV APR (%), Starting Staking Balance, Ending Staking Balance, Previous Epoch Starting Staking Balance, Previous Epoch Ending Staking Balance, Portfolio, Portfolio ID, Entity Name, Entity ID
The ETH Validator Performance Tab includes the following columns:
Asset, Validator Address, Validator Type, Wallet Name, Wallet Address, Start of Day, Start of Day Block Height, End of Day, End of Day Block Height, Total Rewards Earned, Transaction Rewards (Execution Layer), MEV Rewards (Execution Layer), Validator Rewards (Consensus Layer), Total APR (%), Transaction Rewards APR (%), MEV APR (%), Validator Rewards APR (%), Starting Total Staking Balance, Ending Total Staking Balance, Starting Effective Staking Balance, Ending Effective Staking Balance, Portfolio, Portfolio ID, Entity Name, Entity ID
Validator Reports are available for APT, ADA, SUI & SOL validators managed by Coinbase and designed to provide deeper insights and support more detailed validator performance management.
The APT, ADA & SUI Validator Reports include:
Total Rewards, Validator Fee, Validator Rewards, Delegator Rewards
The SOL Validator Report is organized into three tabs— summary view, by date and by epoch—to help you analyze validator performance and reward distribution more effectively.
These include:
Validator Address, Asset, Total Rewards, Total Inflation Rewards, Total MEV Rewards, Total Block Rewards, Total Validator Rewards, Validator Inflation Rewards, Validator MEV Rewards, Validator Block Rewards, Total Delegator Rewards, Delegator Inflation Rewards, Delegator MEV Rewards, Delegator Block Rewards, Validator Public Fee, Vote Fees, Validator Starting Staking Balance, Validator Ending Staking Balance, Coinbase Fee (%), Total Coinbase Fee, (Native Asset) Total Coinbase Fee (USD), Inflation Rewards Coinbase Fee, MEV Coinbase Fee, Block Rewards Coinbase Fee
The by date tab specifies the data by Day Start Time and Day End Time.
The by epoch tab specifies the data by Epoch, Epoch Start Time and Epoch End Time.
To generate a Validator Report, please follow the steps below:
Navigate to Reports tab in left hand menu
2. Select Generate Report
3. Click Staking Reports
4. Select report type, asset and date range and hit generate
5. Click “View Staking Report” in an email shared following the staking report generation.
6. Click on “Download CSV” to download staking reports.
FAQs:
How is the staking reward rate calculated?
The staking reward rate is calculated by dividing the total rewards earned over the reporting period—including pending rewards for eligible assets (except ETH)—by the average staked balance during days with a non-zero staked balance. That average staked balance is determined as the daily average, calculated by taking the sum of the beginning and end-of-day staked balances, then dividing by two. The result is divided by the number of days with a non-zero staked balance and multiplied by 365, yielding an annualized rewards rate.
For Ethereum, wallet-level reward rates for staked wallets capture validator rewards only as transaction rewards and MEV accrue to a separate Staking Transaction Rewards wallet. All rewards are accounted for in portfolio-level reports.
Why does my reward rate vary meaningfully between different date ranges and wallets?
Reward rates can vary due to various reasons, including validator performance and MEV. Additionally, some blockchains like Solana distribute rewards every number of days, based on epoch frequency. If a higher number of epochs falls into the requested reporting period, the reward rate is higher than if a lower number of epochs fall into the reporting period. This effect smoothes out over longer reporting periods.
Are pending rewards included in the reward rate displayed in Staking Reports?
For assets where pending rewards are not accessible but are automatically distributed on a regular basis (e.g., ETH) and therefore even out over time, pending rewards are excluded from the displayed reward rate. However, for assets where pending rewards can be accessed via unstaking or a “claim rewards” action at any time, the net change in pending rewards within a wallet over the reporting period is included in the reward rate calculation.
Example: If a client stakes 100 ATOM for one year and accrues 13 ATOM in pending rewards without claiming them, these 13 ATOM will be included in the reward rate over that period.
What is the timeline of data that can be pulled utilizing Staking Reporting?
Staking and Validator Reports are accessible for reporting periods beginning on or after January 1, 2024, with the exception of Polkadot Staking Reports, which are available for periods beginning on or after January 1, 2025.
Is the reward rate net of staking fees?
Yes, the reward rate reflects staking rewards after deducting staking fees.
Should the total rewards in a client’s Validator Report and a client’s Staking Report always match?
No, it is common for these totals to differ due to various factors. For instance, delegators outside of the client’s custody vaults may stake to the client’s dedicated validator, or the custody vaults may have staked to a different validator during the reporting period. Furthermore, Staking Reports account for MEV rewards, while these are not currently reflected in Validator Reports.
What does the Validator Rewards APR (%) represent for ETH?
It represents the Consensus Layer rewards.
Where Are My Solana Staking Rewards Sent?
The reward address in your Staking Report indicates where the staking rewards are being sent.
Most Common: If you have not done any partial staking, your rewards typically go to your “main stake account, meaning the Reward Address will be the same as your wallet address.
Partial Staking Activity: When you perform a partial unstake or restake, the Solana blockchain may direct your rewards to a different, secondary stake account. When that happens, the Reward Address shown in the Staking Report will be different from your main wallet address. This is normal and reflects the underlying Solana network structure.