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  • Overview
  • About Namada
  • How to stake NAM
  • 1. Install the Namada Keychain browser extension
  • 2. How to stake
  • 3. Increasing and managing your NAM stake
  • 4. Unstaking your NAM
  • A Note to Institutional Investors

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How to stake NAM (Namada)

Everything you need to know to stake NAM with Chorus One.

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Unstaking Period

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About Namada

Namada (NAM) is a proof of stake (PoS) layer-1 blockchain from the Anoma foundation designed to prioritize privacy in multi-asset transactions using zero-knowledge proof technology and focusing on interchain asset-agnostic data protection.

Built on the Tendermint consensus engine, it uses a mechanism called Zcash Sapling Protocol to enable shielded transfers, allowing users to transact privately while supporting interoperability with other blockchains.

Namada stands out for its native multi-asset support, meaning any asset from connected chains or created within Namada can benefit from its privacy features without needing custom contracts.

The platform also introduces an innovative feature called Privacy as a Public Good. It rewards users for using private transactions by allocating a portion of transaction fees and staking rewards to fund privacy-centric initiatives.

Namada aims to enhance privacy across the blockchain ecosystem, offering a solution that seamlessly integrates privacy with usability, making it accessible for both developers and end-users.


How to stake NAM

1. Install the Namada Keychain browser extension

To begin, you will need to Namada Keychain, which can be downloaded here:

Next, set up your wallet by either creating a new wallet via a 12 or 24-word phrase from the Namada Keychain, or connect via Ledger which will require having already installed the Namada app from Ledger Live.

If you are creating a new wallet from the Namada Keychain directly, please be sure to store your 12 or 24-word phrase securely.

You will be prompted to enter some random words from your seed phrase to ensure you wrote it down correctly. Next, you will be prompted to set a password for your Namada Keychain.

Your seed phrase cannot be recovered if lost. Please be sure to write this down somewhere secure and never share it with anyone.

Anyone with access to your seed phrase will have access to your funds.

  • It is not advisable to store this digitally or as a screenshot.


2. How to stake

  • You can either click on the blue 'Stake' button in the bottom-center of the screen or click on the Staking tab on the left hand panel of the screen.

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Simply click on 'Stake' and you will be brought to the staking page.

You may need to search for Chorus One again to find it from the list of available validators.

Simply enter how much NAM you wish to stake with Chorus One and then complete the transaction in your Namada Keychain and sign the transaction.

You will be prompted to enter the password you set for your Namada Keychain wallet to finalize the transaction.

Once you have approved the transaction, you have successfully staked your NAM!


3. Increasing and managing your NAM stake

Follow the same steps as before to approve and finalize your staking transaction.


4. Unstaking your NAM

Below is an example of how it may look for you.

  • You will see the options to Stake, Redelegate, or Unstake.

To unstake, simply click on the 'Unstake' button and follow the prompts to approve and finalize the transaction, similar to the steps taken to stake your NAM originally.

When unstaking your NAM, please note that it will take 14 days to complete during which time your staked balance will not be earning staking rewards.

After this period has passed, your NAM will become liquid again and you can transact with it.


A Note to Institutional Investors

or search for Chorus One on the page.

(Chrome or Firefox only)

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Please note that currently the is only supported on Chrome and Firefox.

If you already have the Namada Keychain installed, skip ahead to:

See:

Next, navigate to to view the overview interface for Namada.

You can search for Chorus One in the search bar or enter the Chorus One validator address to find the correct validator from the .

If you'd like to increase or manage your NAM stake, you can do so from the page or the page.

If you wish to unstake your NAM, this can be done from the page which will provide an overview of your staked balances and which validators you have delegated to.

If you are an institutional investor looking to stake Namada (NAM) with Chorus One, please reach out to us via our .

What is Namada?
Introducing Namada: Multichain Asset-Agnostic Data Protection
https://namada.net/keychain
Namada Keychain
Ledger's guide on installing the Namada app
https://interface.namada.tududes.com/
Staking interface
Namada Overview
Namada Staking
Namada Staking
staking request form
How to stake
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Namada Staking
Namada Keychain
https://namada.info/
https://namada-explorer.sproutstake.space/
https://explorer75.org/namada
About Chorus One

Chorus One is one of the largest institutional staking providers globally, operating infrastructure for over 60 Proof-of-Stake (PoS) networks, including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, Near, and others.

Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry, offering easy-to-use, enterprise-grade staking solutions, conducting industry-leading research, and investing in innovative protocols through Chorus One Ventures.

As an ISO 27001 certified provider, Chorus One also offers slashing and double-signing insurance to its institutional clients. For more information, visit or follow us on , , and .

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Example of the Namada Keychain webpage.
Example of the Namada overview interface.
Example of the Namada staking interface.
Example of staking 50 NAM to Chorus One.
Enter the amount of NAM you would like to increase your stake by.
Example of the Namada Staking interface.
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