ODIN Protocol
  • Introduction
  • ODIN NODE
  • Before Getting Started
    • Prerequisites
    • Running an ODIN Node in the Cloud
  • Getting Started
    • Validator private key
    • odin alias (optional)
    • Port Forwarding
  • Creating an ODIN Wallet
    • variables
    • ODIN Wallet operations
  • Becoming ODIN Validator
  • Editing a validator
  • Oracle Validators
    • Google Cloud Run executor
    • AWS Lambda executor setup
  • Baldur to Heimdall
  • Restarting ODIN node
  • CLI delegation
    • Delegation queries
  • Using ODIN Web
  • Unjailing a Validator
  • FAQ
  • ODIN token
    • Testnet Reward Program
    • Testnet Staking
  • RESOURCES
  • Website
  • Whitepaper
  • Github
  • Whitepaper
    • Abstract
      • ROLES
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Unjailing a Validator

Getting validator operator address

When a validator node is jailed, its operator must wait until the jail time has expired (see the jailing section of the FAQ for details on that) before sending an unjail transaction to the chain. To send an unjail transaction, do the following:

  1. Run the bandd keys list command to get the address: value of your jailed node. Save the address by copying it, then typing ADDRESS=, then pasting the address. Then hit enter.

  2. Next, send an unjail transaction to the network using the following command:

bandd tx slashing unjail --from $ADDRESS --chain-id $CHAIN --node http://34.77.171.169:26657
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