# Staking process To stake tokens, select the staking pool you are interested in on the [**main page**](https://jvault.xyz/staking/v2/stake). To simplify this process, you can use the search by pool name and address, or by staking token address (1), sorting (2) and filters (3).

Go to the staking pool page, compare the [**unstake periods** ](/staking-v2/unstake-periods.md)(1), familiarise yourself with their differences (2) and note the minimum and maximum deposit limits (3).

{% hint style="info" %} If any element of the interface seems unclear to you, hover over the question mark icon (?) next to it for more detailed information. {% endhint %} After reading the staking terms, enter your desired amount of tokens to be sent to staking (4) and click **‘Stake’** to request the transaction (5).

Transaction for token staking. The commission is displayed incorrectly.

Once the transaction is indexed, you will see a notification on the site as well as st-JETTONs on your wallet.

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