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How to Stake STRK on Starknet (Step-by-Step Guide)
This guide walks you through the full process of staking STRK tokens on Starknet using the official staking dashboard. No prior staking experience required.
Step 1. Prepare a Starknet Wallet
To stake STRK, you need a Starknet-compatible wallet. Supported wallets include Braavos and Ready Wallet.
Make sure:
Your wallet is installed (browser or mobile)
You have STRK tokens on Starknet
Step 2. Open the Starknet Staking Dashboard Endur
Go to the official staking interface:
Click Connect Wallet in the top-right corner and approve the connection in your wallet.
Step 3. Explore Validators
After connecting, open the Validators tab.
Here you can see:
List of active validators
APR
Commission rate
Uptime and performance
Total stake
Choose a validator you trust and want to support.
Step 4. Open Validator Details
Click on the selected validator to open the Validator Details page.
Here you’ll find:
Total stake delegated
Validator commission
Historical performance
Stake distribution
When ready, click Stake.
Step 5. Enter Stake Amount
In the staking form:
Select STRK
Enter the amount you want to stake
Review estimated APR and rewards
Once everything looks correct, click Stake.
Step 6. Confirm the Transaction
Your wallet will open a transaction confirmation window.
Review:
Amount
Network fee
Contract interaction
Click Confirm and wait for the transaction to be finalized on Starknet.
Step 7. Check Your Portfolio
After confirmation, go to the Portfolio tab.
Here you can see:
Your active delegation
Staked amount
Pending and claimable rewards
Validator details
Congratulations 🎉 You are now staking STRK and contributing to Starknet network security.
Add Video Guide (YouTube)
Prefer watching instead of reading?
I’ve also recorded a step-by-step video guide showing the full STRK staking process on Starknet in real time.
In the video, you’ll see:
Wallet connection
Validator selection
Staking STRK
Transaction confirmation
Portfolio and rewards overview
👉 Watch the full video guide here: [YouTube link]
You can follow the video alongside this article or use it as a standalone walkthrough.
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