Seraphim Lab LiveDelegateSeraphim FTSO · Flare mainnet
Delegation is non-custodial. Your FLR stays in your wallet as WFLR, it earns a share of Seraphim FTSO's rewards each 3.5-day epoch, and you can re-delegate or unwrap whenever you like. There is no lockup and no slashing — three transactions, signed by you, and the last one is optional.
last completed reward epoch
2.51%
What a delegator earned over the last completed reward epoch, annualised, after our 20% fee on delegator rewards. It is the rate, not a projection: the next epoch's will differ.
Every figure above is read live from the Flare Systems Explorer for the last completed reward epoch, and is the same number the providers table prints for us next to every competitor — where you can also see how that APR ranks against the whole field. Over-delegation matters to you directly: vote power above the network's 2.5% cap earns nothing, so a provider carrying more than the cap dilutes the rate its delegators receive. The bars are drawn on a fixed 0–100% scale.
three transactions · signed in your wallet
Read-only until you sign something. We ask your wallet for its address and switch its network to Flare mainnet — no transaction, no token approval, and no key ever leaves the wallet. Works with MetaMask or any EIP-1193 browser wallet.
No browser wallet? The Flare Portal performs every step below from its own interface — it is the alternative route, not a different outcome.
Same value, same wallet, now able to vote: WFLR is FLR with vote power attached, at 1:1. One transaction, gas only. It does not send your FLR anywhere and it is reversible — unwrap back to FLR at any time. Leave a little FLR unwrapped for gas.
Alternative: wrap on the Flare Portal.
You assign the vote power your WFLR carries; the WFLR itself never moves and stays spendable. Flare allows up to two providers per wallet, so you can split your delegation and keep the other half where it is. One transaction.
Alternative: delegate to 0xCD1eADB3Ea02B3500e9d3425f3fB08AAb8F33378 on the Flare Portal.
Rewards accrue from the next reward epoch whose vote-power snapshot includes your delegation, and are claimed per epoch — or automatically, if you enable auto-claim once. Nothing here is time-critical: unclaimed rewards keep waiting for you.
Claim or enable auto-claim on the Flare Portal — the only step this page does not do for you.
mirror reward stream · 92 providers earning one
Everything above is delegation: your FLR becomes WFLR, stays in your wallet, and lends its vote power to us. Staking is a separate action on a separate chain — you stake FLR on Flare's P-chain to a provider's validator nodes, and that stake is mirrored into the provider's vote power, where it earns from the same round-by-round accuracy the delegation stream earns from. FIP.16 raised the weight of the staking stream, so it is a larger share of what an FLR holder earns than it once was.
We run validator nodes, so both streams are open to you and neither requires the other. The differences that matter: staked FLR is locked for the term you choose, where delegated WFLR stays liquid and can be redirected at any epoch; and staking is done on the P-chain, which the wallet flow above does not touch.
live rates · net of each provider's fee
The same calculator that runs at /calculator, on the same live rates. Seraphim FTSO is selected here because this is our delegation page — the selector still lists every provider with a published rate, and the arithmetic does not change when you pick one of them.
Seraphim FTSO's last-completed-epoch delegation rate, net of its 20% fee
Seraphim FTSO's last-completed-epoch staking reward rate, net of fee
Field median 2.26% · lowest 0.00% (at least one rated provider earned its delegators effectively nothing). The scale is the whole set of providers that published a rate for the last completed epoch, each net of its own fee — the same sort the providers table prints.
Method. Rates are per 3.5-day reward epoch, read from the Flare Systems Explorer for the last completed epoch; APR = rate × 104.4 epochs per year, and both rows are net of the provider's fee. Past rates do not guarantee future rewards. Seraphim FTSO is preselected because this is its own delegation page; the selector lists every provider with a published rate and the arithmetic is identical for each of them.
answered plainly
Nothing to your principal. There is no lockup, no slashing, and no transfer of custody: your FLR sits in your own wallet as WFLR for the entire time, spendable and unwrappable whenever you want. The only thing at stake is the reward rate you earn — a provider that misses the consensus band earns nothing for that round, and neither do its delegators. That is why the provider's accuracy is the thing to judge, and why this site publishes ours next to everyone else's.
Delegate to someone else, or set your delegation to 0%, at any time — it is the same call with a different argument. The change takes effect from the next reward epoch's vote-power snapshot, so the epoch already running pays out as it stood. Unwrapping WFLR back to FLR is equally free and equally reversible.
On the reward-epoch cadence — roughly every 3.5 days. Rewards accrue from the first epoch whose vote-power snapshot includes your delegation and are claimed per epoch, manually or by auto-claim.
It is the provider's share of delegator rewards, set in bips (100 bips = 1%). Ours is 20%, printed live at the top of this page from the same epoch snapshot as the APR beside it. Every APR figure on this site — ours and every competitor's — is already net of that provider's own fee, because a rate quoted gross is not comparable to one quoted net.