Hedera Node Map — Consensus Nodes, Stake and Rewards

Every consensus node securing Hedera mainnet on one map: its operator, approximate location, the HBAR staked to it, how much headroom it has before its maximum stake, and the reward rate it pays. Read live from the Hedera Mirror Node network endpoints.

How Hedera staking works

HBAR holders stake to a node. Each node has a maximum stake; once it is reached the node stops accepting stake and stops earning rewards, which is marked FULL on the page. The ledger table shows the exact percentage of each node's cap that is already filled, so you can pick a node with room.

Decentralisation you can see

Stake is broken down by region so the network's real distribution is visible, along with the operators behind each node — from council members to infrastructure providers hosting nodes in Singapore, Iowa, Tokyo, Frankfurt and beyond.

Frequently asked questions

How many consensus nodes does Hedera have?

Hedera mainnet currently runs 25 consensus nodes. The page reads the live node list, so the number always matches mainnet.

Where do node locations come from?

Locations are approximate, resolved from the IP address published in each node's service endpoint. Nodes that cannot be placed still appear in the ledger.

Can I choose a node when staking?

Yes — any Hedera wallet lets you pick a node. This page shows which nodes still have headroom so your stake can actually earn rewards.

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