Hipo Liquid Staking Protocol
Hipo is an open-source liquid staking protocol on TON. It lets you stake GRAM and receive hGRAM, a liquid staking token that represents your staked GRAM and can be used across TON DeFi while rewards accrue.
Hipo does not promise fixed returns, is not risk-free, and does not guarantee instant native withdrawal in every case — Risks explains each risk and what the protocol does about it.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”- Liquid Staking — what liquid staking is, and why TON suits it.
- How Hipo Works — the stake → hGRAM → rewards loop, step by step.
- Validators & the Marketplace — how validators borrow staked GRAM and what protects stakers.
- Rewards & APY — the three reward streams and how each one reaches you.
- Why Hipo — what sets Hipo apart.
Use Hipo
Section titled “Use Hipo”- Stake GRAM — the staking walkthrough.
- Unstake hGRAM — the unstaking walkthrough.
- How Unstaking Works — Full vs Instant, and what settles when.
- Staking Without the App — plain-transfer staking for multisig and cold wallets.
- Fees & Gas — what staking actually costs, and how refunds work.
- Risks — the five risks and what the protocol does about each.
- hGRAM in DeFi — where hGRAM works today.
Tokens and governance
Section titled “Tokens and governance”- hGRAM — the liquid staking token.
- HPO — the governance and profit-sharing token.
- HPO Distribution & Wallets — where the supply went.
- DAO — voting with HPO on ton.vote.
- Profit Sharing — how HPO holders share protocol revenue.
- Hipo Club — the tiered programme that pays HPO on the GRAM value of your hGRAM.
Verify for yourself
Section titled “Verify for yourself”- Contracts & Audits — mainnet addresses, the four audits, and the source code.
- Security Model — how the protocol protects funds.
- Phishing Awareness — the official channels and how to spot fakes.
- Hipo Stats — the live dashboard.
- Hipo on Dune — on-chain analytics.
For developers
Section titled “For developers”- Hipo MCP Server — live protocol data for AI clients.
- Contract repository — the FunC contracts, with the public test suite.
- Architecture and integration guide — the validation-round state machine and the message schemas.
Still have a question?
Section titled “Still have a question?”Try the FAQ first, and the Glossary for any unfamiliar term. For anything else, ask in Telegram or on X.