The staking lifecycle
Estimated accrual versus claimable minutes
The live decimal number is an estimate designed to show progress between refreshes. A claim uses verified whole minutes. Before the wallet opens, the application checks the current on-chain position and prepares only the amount the active contract accepts.
What determines the rate?
Each supported rarity or registered NFT position has a configured monthly utility rate. The app shows that rate next to the staked number. Rates and supported inventory are product configuration, so the connected application—not an old article—is the authoritative current display.
What happens during a claim?
- The application reads the connected wallet and active staking positions.
- It verifies the available whole-minute claim against the current contract state.
- The wallet presents a TON network transaction for the user to review and confirm.
- After on-chain confirmation, balances and position state refresh.
A claim button that is unavailable should not create a charge. Wallet approval is required for protected staking actions.
What happens when you unstake?
Unstaking is distinct from claiming. The wallet confirms the unstake transaction, and the NFT returns through the active smart-contract lifecycle. Accrual stops for an NFT once it is no longer in an active staking position.
Utility is not financial yield
Check the live staking screen
The app is the source for your connected wallet, supported NFTs, active positions and currently verified claim actions.