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# Stake in the Revuto pools

**Stake REVU in the Special GENS ISPO?**

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Staking in Revuto staking pools is very simple. Let us demonstrate by using our Special GENS ISPO as an example.
{% endhint %}

1. Open your Revuto app
2. Enter your Revuto Wallet by tapping Wallet, then “Your wallet name”
3. In the main menu of the Wallet, choose Staking
4. Switch to REVU staking on the top
5. Scroll down to reveal the SPECIAL GENS ISPO
6. Tap STAKE
7. Choose the amount of REVU you want to stake

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Make sure to enter an amount between 2000 REVU and 200000 REVU Remember that you can only stake once, so double check the amount you want to stake before tapping CONTINUE
{% endhint %}

1. Review your staking transaction
2. To confirm this staking event, enter your Spending password and tap CONFIRM STAKE
3. If the transaction was successful, you will receive a confirmation message followed by a summary of your staking event

Congratulations! Your REVU tokens will now earn great staking rewards, even while you sleep.

Feel free to watch our video instructions on "**How to stake REVU for Special GENS ISPO**"

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How to stake REVU in the Special GENS ISPO
{% endembed %}

**For any additional questions feel free to contact our Customer Support on <support@revuto.com>**


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