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  • Session Messenger
    • Installing Session
      • Installing on Linux (Debian based distros)
      • Installing Session using F-Droid
      • Installing Session using APKs
      • Installing beta versions of Session
    • Advanced Features
      • Communities
        • How to setup a Session Open Group Server (SOGS)
        • Creating a read-only channel using SOGS
      • Session Names and the Session Name Service (SNS)
        • Registering an Oxen Name using the Oxen Name Service
      • Session Pro
    • Contribute to Session Messenger
      • Development
      • Localization
  • Session Token (SESH)
    • Tokenomics
      • Genesis tokenomics
    • Rewards Programs
      • Service Node Bonus Program
      • Oxen Coin Claims
      • Testnet Incentive Program
    • Get Session Token (SESH)
      • How to create a crypto wallet
      • How to view SESH in your Wallet
      • How to use Session Token (SESH)
  • Session Network
    • Session Nodes
      • Staking and collateralization
      • Incentivization
      • Consensus
      • Swarms
      • Session Appchain
      • Deregistration
    • Session Protocol
      • Onion requests and message routing
      • Account IDs and self managed keys
      • Account restoration
    • Staking
      • Staking Reward Pool
  • Contribute to the Session Network
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    • Testnet
      • Staking to a Session Stagenet Multicontributor Node
      • Session Stagenet Node Setup
        • How to set up an oxend L2 proxy
  • Twitter / X
  • Discord
  • Session Token Website
  • Session Website
  • Session Whitepaper
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  1. Session Network

Session Nodes

Session Nodes are incentivized full nodes which secures and enables the functionality of the Session Network. Nodes are responsible for validating transactions and data (such as messages) for the Session Network.

A full Session Node requires a stake of 25,000 Session Tokens and a minimum level of computational resources (bandwidth, storage, and processing time) to meet its validation responsibilities. This validation provides security and function to the Session Network. In return, Session Nodes receive Session Token rewards from the Staking Reward Pool.

Last updated 5 days ago