Delegate to a provider that publishes its numbers.
CashLab is an independent Flare operator running the full protocol stack on dedicated hardware. Every number we publish is machine-verified against on-chain data first — and your FLR never leaves your wallet.
Delegating has no minimum. Staking needs 50,000 FLR and a fixed term.
Delegation status
Delegation is live on Flare mainnet. The entity is registered, the validator is staked with a 3,000,000 FLR self-bond, and the delegation address is:
0x46F75Ac75a9E389809b965A876303681D32bCf2e
Validator NodeID
NodeID-8Tp4GLFefnrLzzD7YU6qvEzDRRT1L6Zec
Never click “claim” again.
Enroll once in the Flare portal and our executor delivers your delegation and staking rewards to your own wallet as WFLR every epoch — automatically, on-chain, non-custodial. The payout address comes from Flare's own ClaimSetupManager contract; the executor cannot redirect it. Flat fee per claim: 0.25 FLR today, 0.35 FLR from Sep 21, 2026 (reward epoch 435), scheduled on-chain in advance, at our measured gas cost, not a margin.
How it works, including the honest fine print →
Best-effort, not guaranteed — manual claiming always keeps working, and you can leave any time from the portal without asking us.
Full participation across Flare's core protocols.
CashLab operates the complete Flare Systems Protocol stack from a single dedicated node — not a subset.
FTSO price submissions
Time Series Oracle price feeds submitted every voting round. CashLab runs an in-house Feed Value Provider with multi-exchange sourcing — 62 feeds configured as of Aug 28, 2026 (live count on the stats page).
All supported feedsFDC attestations
Flare Data Connector attestations for BTC, DOGE, XRP, ETH, FLR, and SGB via self-hosted chain nodes and professional-grade RPC infrastructure with tested failover.
6 chains coveredFast Updates participation
Block-latency feed updates submitted through sortition, keeping on-chain prices responsive between anchor voting rounds.
Block-latency feedsNon-custodial by design
Delegators keep full control of their FLR. Rewards are split by the protocol and distributed automatically — each delegator claims their own share directly via RewardManager Merkle claims. CashLab never holds or routes delegator funds.
You keep your keysBuilt to stay live. Here's exactly how.
No superlatives, no unverifiable claims — just what we've built and what we've committed to.
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Dedicated hardware
A single dedicated Hetzner AX-line server — AMD EPYC 7502P, 128 GB RAM, RAID1 NVMe. No shared cloud tenancy for the validator or the FSP client stack.
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24/7 monitoring with escalation alerting
A layered monitoring stack watches per-round submission success, indexer health, node health, and reward-epoch conditions with tiered alerts that escalate to a phone for critical events. We log our failures publicly →
Delegating is non-custodial and takes minutes.
No minimum, no lock-up, and your FLR never leaves your wallet. The complete step-by-step guide — with our address, our fee stated plainly, and live on-chain numbers — has its own page.
Don't take our word for it.
Everything CashLab does is on-chain and independently checkable.
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Find us by identity address
Flare Systems Explorer
Live per-epoch minimal-conditions and pass status.
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Pending name listing
flaremetrics.io profile
Reward rate, consistency, and provider metrics.
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github.com/cashlab-network →
GitHub organization
Open infrastructure and public repositories.
Questions? Get in touch.
We're happy to answer questions about our setup, reliability approach, or delegation.