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Validators

The Validators page tracks all P-chain validator staking activity and cross-chain transfers on Flare.

Purpose

Validator staking happens on the P-chain (Platform Chain), which is separate from the C-chain (Contract Chain) where most on-chain activity occurs. This page bridges both chains to give you a complete view:

  • Track all validator stakes (current and historical)
  • Monitor cross-chain token transfers between C-chain and P-chain
  • View staking rewards earned from validator participation
  • Analyse your staking history over time through charts and tables

"Validator staking is currently Flare-only. Songbird does not support P-chain staking."

What you will see

Automatic P-Chain Address Resolution

When you search for a wallet address, the platform automatically resolves your P-chain address from your C-chain address. This means you only need to enter your regular wallet address—we handle the cross-chain mapping behind the scenes.

View Modes

The page offers two main views accessible via a dropdown:

Table View — Choose between:

  • Staking History: All stake transactions (stakes, unstakes, validator creation)
  • P-Chain Transfers: Import/Export transactions between C-chain and P-chain

Charts View — Choose between:

  • Validators: Staked amount per validator over time
  • Delegations: Total delegated amount across all validators
  • Balance: P-chain balance history

Staking History Table

The staking history table shows complete details for every validator stake:

  • Type — Staked, Validator (self-bond), or Unstaked (displayed as colored pill)
  • Validator — Validator name (when available) or node ID
  • Amount — Stake amount in FLR
  • Start Date — When the stake began
  • End Date — When the stake expires or expired
  • Duration — Length of the staking period
  • Status — Active, Completed, or Pending (shown as badge)
  • Reward — Tokens earned from this stake

"Validator self-bonds are highlighted in the table. These represent stakes where the wallet created its own validator node."

Search & Filtering

Find specific staking information using the search bar and filters:

Search Bar — Type-to-filter across all columns including validator names and node IDs.

Filters:

  • Type: All, Staked, Validator (self-bond), or Unstaked
  • Provider: All validators or select a specific one
  • Status: All, Active, Completed, or Pending
  • Amount Range: Filter by stake amounts
  • Date Range: Select start and end dates

P-Chain Transfers Table

Track token movements between the C-chain and P-chain:

  • Type — Import (C→P) or Export (P→C)
  • Direction — Visual indicator showing transfer direction
  • Amount — Transfer amount in FLR
  • Date — Transaction timestamp
  • Transaction Hash — Link to P-chain explorer
Filtering

Filters:

  • Direction: All, Import only, or Export only
  • Amount Range: Filter by transfer amounts
  • Date Range: Select start and end dates

Chart Visualisations

Timeline-based charts help you visualise staking patterns and balances:

Validators Chart — Shows staked amounts per validator over time. Useful for tracking which validators you've delegated to and how your stake distribution has changed.

Delegations Chart — Displays your total delegated amount across all validators over time. Helps identify growth trends in your staking activity.

Balance Chart — Shows your P-chain balance history. Includes both available tokens and locked tokens that are actively staked.

Understanding P-Chain vs C-Chain

  • C-Chain (Contract Chain): Where smart contracts, tokens, and most DeFi activity happens. This is the chain your wallet typically interacts with.
  • P-Chain (Platform Chain): Where validator staking occurs. Tokens must be transferred from C-chain to P-chain before staking.

The platform automatically tracks both chains and shows you the complete picture of your validator staking activity.