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# KAIA Staking guide

To start staking, open **GOLDSTATION** in your browser and install a compatible wallet into your browser KAIA wallet or metamask etc. Connect wallet and browse to staking page to start with.

### \[Step by step guide for KAIA Staking]

1. Check APR and click \[Stake] button

\*APR is estimated, it doesn't guarantee the suitability or accuracy of the data.

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2. Enter amount of KAIA to stake
3. Check estimated returns and go to the next step

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4. Check Transaction details, and click \[Stake] button
5. Connected wallet would appear at top-right, confirm transaction via wallet.

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