StakeMirrorSites

Official Stake Mirror List for November 2026

Only domains that belong to Stake, checked every 4 hours, last on 9 November 2026 at 02:57 UTC.

Top 3 most reliable right now

Every verified Stake mirror

34 of 40 working today

stake1007.com● Not working todayChecked every 4hNo link while down
stake1008.com● Not working todayChecked every 4hNo link while down
stake1009.com● Not working todayChecked every 4hNo link while down
stake1010.com● Not working todayChecked every 4hNo link while down
stake1011.com● Not working todayChecked every 4hNo link while down
stake1012.com● Not working todayChecked every 4hNo link while down

Stake also runs mirror-finder pages (playstake), named in Stake's help center. They only point you to a mirror; the list above gives you the mirrors directly.

How we check every mirror

  1. It belongs to Stake. The domain is registered through MarkMonitor, the brand registrar Stake uses for stake.com. Lookalike copies we found were registered elsewhere, and only domains that pass are listed.
  2. It answers like stake.com. Our robot opens each address every 4 hours. A real mirror gives exactly the same answer stake.com gives and stays on a Stake address.
  3. It keeps working. Mirrors online most days this week go to the top. Ones that fail drop down and lose their link until they work again.
  4. New addresses are found by themselves. Each day we also read the public mirror lists. A new Stake address is added only after it passes the same checks.

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Questions

How do you know these domains are Stake's?

Each one is registered through MarkMonitor, the brand registrar Stake uses for stake.com, and answers exactly like stake.com. A copy made by someone else is very unlikely to get both right.

What about the playstake pages?

Stake's help center names playstake pages that help you find a mirror. They are not mirrors themselves: they point you to one. This page lists the mirror domains directly.

Are Stake's mirrors the same everywhere?

The site is the same, but some networks block some addresses. That's why there are many, and why we sort them by how often they worked this week.