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# Increasing vault rewards with NFTs

1\) Go to Earn Page and head to Vaults. Select the desired vault to stake your NFT(s). Click Stake (+) to proceed. 

**Note**: You will first need to have xTONIC locked in the vault in order to stake your NFT

![](/files/e0hLVaauHUBucKagADGW)![](/files/CoJt0QTzheRg6A7yeP9K)<br>

2\) Select the number of NFT(s) you would like to stake. The more you stake, the higher the final vault multiplier, and the higher the APR.&#x20;

**Note: E**ach NFT rarity may have a different NFT boost multiplier

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3\) Click confirm to review the staking details. Initiate the transaction request by clicking “Stake now”. If the transaction information on your wallet is correct, click confirm to validate the transaction

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4\) Once you receive the confirmation on the app, this means that you have successfully staked your NFT. The vault card will display a APR and multiplier that has been boosted&#x20;

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5\) If you would like to stake more NFTs (no more than 5 in total), you may go through the same process as mentioned above

## **Commonly asked questions**

<details>

<summary>Q) What is NFT Staking?</summary>

**A:** NFT Staking allows users to boost the multiplier in maturity vault and receive more rewards. To achieve that, users must lock their xTONIC tokens in our vaults as a prerequisite. Thereafter, xTONIC lockers can stake their NFTs on the maturity of their choice to receive a boost multiplier.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Q) How does NFT staking works?</summary>

**A:**&#x20;

* Stake a maximum of 5 NFTs on any 1 maturity (e.g. you can stake 5 NFTs on your 6 month xTONIC vault)
* Each NFT can only boost 1 maturity (this means a user can stake a maximum of 20 NFTs across all 4 maturities)
* The maximum NFT boost multiplier will be 1.5x

</details>

<details>

<summary>Q) What is the "Vault Multiplier"?</summary>

**A:** This is the original multiplier assigned to each vault

</details>

<details>

<summary>Q) What is the "Final Multiplier"?</summary>

**A:** This is the vault multiplier that you will receive if you staked an NFT

Final Multiplier = Vault Multiplier \* (1 + min(1.5x, sum(NFT Boost Multiplier)))

</details>

<details>

<summary>Q) What is the "NFT Boost Multiplier"?</summary>

**A:** This is the multiplier assigned to each individual NFT

</details>

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