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VeChain Staking Calculator

Pre-filled with a typical VET APY of 4% — adjust everything to match your platform.

Rewards after 1 year
0.407415 VET
≈ $0.001983 at today's price
Effective APY
4.1%
nominal 4%
Rewards per day (year 1)0.00111621 VET · $0.000005432
Rewards per month (year 1)0.0339513 VET · $0.0001652
Rewards per year0.407415 VET · $0.001983
Total at end10.4074 VET · $0.05
VET price used$0.004867 (cached)
Staking rewards are usually taxed — estimate it

Data as of Jul 21, 2026APY last verifiedJul 12, 2026

Estimates only — not financial advice.

Quick answer

Staking VET earns rewards for helping secure the network, quoted as an annual percentage yield (APY). Your reward is roughly stake x APY x time, but it is paid in VET — a volatile asset — and dilution, unbonding periods and taxes cut the real return. This tool pre-fills a typical 4% APY you can adjust.

How this is calculated

Rewards compound with the standard formula final = principal × (1 + APY/n)^(n × years), where n is your compounding frequency (choose "no compounding" for simple interest). Dollar values multiply coin amounts by the live VET price; the optional price-change field revalues the final position, not the yield itself.

The pre-filled APY is an indicative native-staking rate (2–7% range, verified 2026-07-12) — actual rates float with network participation, and platforms take commissions. Sources and update cadence are on the methodology page.

VeChain staking facts

Unbonding period
Tied to your chosen node tier's maturity period
Minimum stake
10,000 VET (the entry StarGate node tier)
Compounding
manual (rewards paid in VTHO, claimed each period)
  • VeChain's StarGate program (live July 2025) lets you stake VET into node-tier NFTs and earn rewards in VTHO, the network's gas token.
  • The six-month 5.48B-VTHO bonus pool that drove early 10–12% headline APYs ended in early 2026, so sustained rates are now lower — roughly 1.5–5% depending on node tier and lock-up.
  • Entry starts at 10,000 VET and rewards are denominated in VTHO, so your dollar yield tracks the VTHO price.

Frequently asked questions

Is staking taxed?
In most tier-1 jurisdictions, staking rewards are taxed as income at their market value when received, and again as capital gains when you later sell. Details differ by country — see how staking rewards are taxed and the tax calculator.
Can you lose money staking?
Yes, three ways: the coin's price can fall more than the yield earns; validators can be slashed or underperform; and during the tied to your chosen node tier's maturity period you can't sell into a crash. APY is a reward rate, not a guarantee of profit.
Why does my exchange quote a different VET APY?
Exchanges take a commission (often 15–35% of rewards) and sometimes cap promotional tiers, so their net rates usually sit below native delegation rates. This page pre-fills a typical native rate — override the APY field with whatever your platform quotes.
What's the difference between nominal APY and effective APY?
Nominal is the quoted rate; effective includes compounding at your chosen frequency. Rewards that auto-compound daily or per-epoch produce a slightly higher effective yield than the same nominal rate paid once a year.

Related guides

Is Crypto Staking Worth It? The Math Nobody Shows YouStaking APYs from 2.3% to 16% look free — until you price in dilution, unbonding risk, taxes and the fact that yield is denominated in a volatile asset.How Staking Rewards Are Taxed (US, UK, Germany, Australia, Canada)Staking rewards are usually taxed twice — as income when received, then capital gains when sold. Country-by-country rules, with worked examples.

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Disclaimer: This tool provides educational estimates only — it is not financial, investment, or tax advice. Crypto assets are volatile; past performance does not guarantee future results. See our methodology and full disclaimer.