How WStaking works

When a user creates a staking position, the connected wallet submits a transaction to the relevant WStaking contract. The contract records position data such as the supported asset, deposited amount, selected staking term, timestamps, APR and reward fields, transaction identifier, and action state defined by that contract version.

WStaking uses a hybrid operating model. Smart contracts provide on-chain records and enforce the functions implemented in each deployed contract, while some reward display and operational processes rely on WStaking systems outside the blockchain.

The exact behavior may differ by network and contract version. Before approving a wallet request, users should confirm the active contract address, contract version, staking term, and transaction details.

Before creating or managing a staking position, users can review the following information:

A staking position begins after the wallet transaction is confirmed on the selected network. The position follows the term, lock period, reward conditions, and other rules shown to the user at the time of staking.

Reward information is displayed through the WStaking interface according to the applicable product rules and operational data. Users should review the reward documentation for the calculation method, claim conditions, and any limitations that apply.

Claims, additional deposits, renewals, and unstaking requests follow the functions available for the relevant contract version and the operational process used by WStaking. Some actions may require a waiting period or administrative processing before completion.

Blockchain confirmation does not remove market, liquidity, smart-contract, operational, or regulatory risk. Users remain responsible for checking wallet prompts and confirming that they are interacting with the correct network and contract.