# Staking tutorial using Ledger

*This tutorial was made using Ledger Nano S with firmware version 1.6.1 and Ethereum app version on Ledger Nano S was 1.3.7.*

**Step 1:** Please make sure that you have installed the latest version of Ethereum app on your Ledger as shown below.

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**Step 2:** Go to [www.myetherwallet.com](http://www.myetherwallet.com/) and click **“Access my Wallet”**.

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**Step 3:** Click “**Hardware**” then select “**Ledger**” then click “**Continue**” and then click **“Next”** as shown below.

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**Step 4:** Once you click “Next” in the previous step now you will have to change the Network to **“Fuse network” and then** select the Wallet address you would like to Send/Receive FUSE tokens, accept the terms and conditions and click on **“Access my Wallet”.**

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**Step 5:** Now that you have logged in to your address in Ledger through MyEtherWallet on Fuse network, you can see your Fuse address (Fusenet), balance, etc.

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**Now let’s learn how to stake FUSE.**

**Step 6:** Click on **“Contract”** and then click on Interact with contract and

1. Enter the consensus contract address **0x3014ca10b91cb3D0AD85fEf7A3Cb95BCAc9c0f79**
2. Copy the consensus ABI from below link

<https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fuseio/fuse-network/master/abis/Consensus_abi.json>

Click on **“Continue”**.

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**Step 7:**

From the drop down select the **“Delegate”** function and then copy the “**Validator address”** from the staking UI. Enter the amount of FUSE you want to stake under **“Value in ETH”** and click on **“Write”**. In the below example I have copied ”Liquify” validators address to stake.

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Review and confirm the transaction on your Ledger. Once the transaction is confirmed on-chain it means you have staked your FUSE successfully.

Now lets learn to withdraw the staked FUSE.

**Step 8**: Follow Step 1 to Step 6 from above.

From the drop down select the **“Withdraw”** function and then copy the “**Validator address”** from the staking UI to which you have delegated your stake. Enter the amount of FUSE you want to stake under **“\_amount(uint256)”, “value in ETH”** should be 0 and click on **“Write”**.

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Review and confirm the transaction on your Ledger. Once the transaction is confirmed on-chain it means you have unstaked your FUSE successfully.


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