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How to Stake Ethereum on ICRYPEX?

Ethereum staking on ICRYPEX allows users to lock Ethereum assets in their wallet for 7, 30, 60, 90, 90 or 120 days and receive an additional return in return.

How to Stake Ethereum on ICRYPEX?

Find out how to start, review and close Ethereum staking transactions on ICRYPEX step by step below.

Step 1

Log in to your Icrypex Account

Log in to your ICRYPEX account by clicking here. Sign in with your email address and password. If you do not have an account, you can sign up for ICRYPEX by clicking here.

Step 2

Go to the Stake Screen

Access the staking section by clicking on the ‘win’ button on the ICRYPEX homepage.

Step 3

Choose Ethereum Among Cryptocurrencies to Stake

Once you have selected Ethereum from the coins that you want to stake, click ‘participate’.

Step 4

Specify Ethereum Stake Details

After specifying the time and amount to stake Ethereum, press the ‘Confirm’ button. Congratulations, you are now staking Ethereum.

Step 5

Review Stake Summary

Click on the ‘wallet’ button to get information about the progress of staking with Ethereum. Here you can find updates on your return.

Step 6

Ending the Stake Transaction

If you want to give up staking with Ethereum, click the ‘End Early’ button in the ‘Wallet Summary’ section and after checking the details, click the ‘Confirm’ button to end the staking.

How to Stake in ICRYPEX Mobile App?

After logging in to the ICRYPEX mobile app with your account, you can tap the menu icon on the top left, then follow the steps above to trade Ethereum staking.

Last

When the staking period expires, you can get back the amount of Ethereum you staked. In addition, when the staking period is completed, your Ethereum assets will be automatically transferred to your account within 1 – 3 business days without any transaction.

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