> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.saga.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.saga.xyz/introduction/saga-overview/staking-on-saga/staking-your-saga-on-keplr.md). # Staking your Saga on Keplr First of all you need a [Keplr](https://www.keplr.app/) wallet which supports Cosmos SDK based blockchains\ If this is your first time using Keplr Wallet, follow this [tutorial](https://help.keplr.app/articles/installation-guide-for-keplr-extension-for-beginners) to install and start using it. To stake your SAGA, first go to your Keplr extension and click on "Manage Portfolio in Keplr Dashboard", it should bring you to
In the Keplr dashboard you should see all the information about: **Total SAGA Amount, Staking Amount, Available Balance and Claimable Rewards.** Click the **Stake** button as shown in the picture.
You should see a list of validators. Choose a validator by either typing the name of your desired validator into the search bar or by scrolling down the list.
If you select one of the **top 10 validators**, you may encounter a notice like this, don't worry, you can always choose this validator for staking. However, this notice serves as an encouragement to consider other validators for a more decentralized network.
Once you’ve selected your validator, fill out the number of $SAGA that you’d like to stake, select “Stake” once again and then approve the transaction.
If everything goes correctly, you should see your staking amount in the **Staking Amount** section.
{% hint style="info" %} Please note that staking will lock up your assets for **21 days**. You will need to undelegate to make your staked assets liquid again, which also takes **21 days** to complete. {% endhint %} ## Claiming Staking Rewards To claim the reward from your staking (after it matures a little bit), click the claim button in the Claimable Rewards section (you should have some SAGA before claim for the Tx fee).
In the end, you should have your **Available Balance** increased by the value of your claim (and ready for a another round of stake 😉).
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