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Core web: What is Core Stake?
Core web: What is Core Stake?
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Written by Amanda
Updated over a week ago

Core Stake brings the ability to validate, delegate, and perform Cross-Chain transfers directly in Core web. This allows users to help secure the Avalanche network and move AVAX between their X, P, and C Chain addresses with ease through a seamless user interface. For more information about Stake, please view the Stake FAQ here.

NOTE: Core Stake is currently only available through Core extension or direct Ledger connection to Core web. If not already installed, Core extension can be installed on Google Chrome here.

There are 3 functions available in Stake: Validate, Delegate, and Cross-Chain Transfer.

Validating

Users are able to validate with their previously set up node. If one is not already set up, they will be prompted to do so. Please view this article to learn how to validate through the Stake.

NOTE: Validating on a mainnet Avalanche node requires 2,000 AVAX. For more information about validating, please view the Validating FAQ.

Delegating

Users are able to delegate AVAX to an already established node on the Avalanche Network. Please view this article to learn how to delegate AVAX in Stake.

NOTE: Delegating on the Avalanche network requires a minimum of 25 AVAX. For more information about delegating, please view the Staking FAQ.

Cross-Chain Transfers

Users are able to move their AVAX between the X, P, and C Chains directly through Stake. To learn more about the functionality of each chain, please view this article. For more information on how to transfer the AVAX between the X, P, and C Chains, please view this article.


For any additional questions, please view our other knowledge base articles or contact a support team member via the chat button.

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