> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.auto.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.auto.finance/using-the-app/app-guide/staking-auto.md).

# Staking AUTO

### Staking Fundamentals

Staking AUTO is straightforward.

#### To stake AUTO

1. Open the staking section in the app.
2. Connect your wallet.
3. Enter the amount of **AUTO** you want to stake.
4. Review the staking details, including the current lock structure.
5. Confirm the transaction.

After staking, you will receive **sAUTO**, which represents your staked position.

> **What changed from the old system?**\
> Older versions of the docs may reference choosing a lock duration, reviewing a boost multiplier, or allocating credits to specific Autopools. Those steps are part of the legacy TOKE-era design and are no longer the core staking flow.

Once your transaction is confirmed, your staking position will appear in the app and your rewards will accrue according to the current staking model.

#### FAQ

* **Do I need to allocate rewards after staking?** No. The current staking model is more streamlined and does not require the old pool-by-pool allocation flow.
* **What do I receive after staking?** You receive **sAUTO**.

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## Unstake and Withdraw

Learn how to unstake and withdrawing your AUTO

[Read more](/using-the-app/app-guide/staking-auto/unstake-and-withdraw-auto.md)

## Claim AUTO Staking Rewards

Learn how to claim your revenue streams AUTO rewards.

[Read more](/using-the-app/app-guide/staking-auto/claim-auto-staking-rewards.md)

## View AUTO Staking Positions

You can see your staking positions on the Portfolio or under each of the Revenue Markets.

[Read more](/using-the-app/app-guide/staking-auto/view-auto-staking-positions.md)


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