Blockdaemon Documentation
- Welcome
- Ubiquity API Suite
- Dedicated Nodes
- Reporting Tools
- Staking Tools
- How to Stake
- Stake from BitGo
- Stake from Coinbase
- Stake from Copper
- Stake from Finoa
- Stake from Fireblocks
- Stake from Polysign/Standard
- Delegate to Blockdaemon
- Staking Overview
- How to Stake ADA (Cardano)
- How to Stake ATOM (Cosmos)
- How to Stake ATOM (Cosmos) Through Ledger Live
- How to Stake AUDIO (Audius)
- How to Stake AVAX (Avalanche)
- How to Stake CELO (Celo)
- How to Stake CRO (Cronos)
- How to Stake DOT (Polkadot)
- How to Stake EGLD (Elrond)
- How to Stake ETH (Ethereum)
- How to Stake on the Goerli ETH Testnet (Ethereum)
- How to Stake EVMOS (Evmos)
- How to Stake FLOW (Flow)
- How to Stake GLMR (Moonbeam)
- How to Stake JUNO (Juno)
- How to Stake MATIC (Polygon)
- How to Stake LPT (Livepeer)
- How to Stake MOVR (Moonriver)
- How to Stake NEAR (NEAR)
- How to Stake OSMO (Osmosis)
- How to Stake POKT (Pocket)
- How to Stake SKL (SKALE)
- How to Stake SOL (Solana)
- How to Stake SOL on Phantom Mobile App
- How to Stake SOL Through Ledger Live
- How to Stake SOL with Solflare Mobile and a Ledger
- How to Stake SOL on Solflare Browser
- How to Stake XPRT (Persistence)
- Guides
How to Download Staking Reports
It’s easy to download a Staking Report from the ETH Staking Dashboard. Just access your dashboard via your Blockdaemon account and click Download Report.
This is explained in more detail below.
How to Download an ETH Staking Report
Once you have set up your Staking Dashboard, accessing the Staking Report is easy. To get your exportable .CSV, just follow these simple steps:
- Sign up for the free Blockdaemon Web App
- Select ETH from the Staking Menu
- Enter the address of the validators you want to monitor
- Click the Download Report button
- Choose the time unit (days, weeks, or months)
- Click the Download Report button
It’s as easy as that.
You now have your .CSV Staking Report. You can use this in a number of ways, including importing it into your accounting software.