Manage Solana Stake Accounts

StakeConsole is a non-custodial interface for discovering and managing native Solana stake accounts. You can inspect authorities and validators, transfer stake account authorities, deactivate delegated stake, cancel a recent deactivation and withdraw inactive SOL.

No. StakeConsole builds native Solana Stake Program transactions that must be reviewed and approved in your connected wallet. StakeConsole does not hold your wallet keys or take custody of your stake accounts.

The stake authority can delegate and deactivate stake. The withdraw authority can withdraw inactive SOL and can change both the stake and withdraw authorities. Because the withdraw authority has greater control, it should be protected carefully.

Yes. You can transfer only the stake authority, only the withdraw authority, or both authorities to the same destination. The card updates the transferred authority after the transaction is confirmed.

Stake normally changes state at an epoch boundary. StakeConsole displays an estimated countdown based on recent Solana slot times. Network-wide warmup and cooldown limits can cause deactivation to take more than one epoch, so rescan the account before attempting a withdrawal.

A deactivation can be cancelled by delegating back to the same validator during the same epoch in which deactivation was requested. Once that epoch ends, cancellation is no longer available and you must wait for the stake to become inactive before delegating it again.

SOL can be withdrawn when the stake account is fully inactive and the connected wallet controls its withdraw authority. StakeConsole withdraws the full account balance to the connected wallet, which closes the emptied stake account.

The countdown estimates the next epoch boundary, not a guaranteed completion time. Solana limits how much stake can warm up or cool down during an epoch, so an account may remain partially deactivating for another epoch.

Authority-transfer and deactivation-cancellation transactions display their configured StakeConsole service fee before approval. Standard Solana network fees also apply. Deactivation and inactive-stake withdrawal do not currently add a StakeConsole service fee.

After a transaction confirms, StakeConsole displays a link to the transaction on Solscan. Stake accounts, authorities and validator vote addresses are also linked to their Solscan account pages.