Do stakers keep ownership of their NFTs?

The NFTs sit in the pool contract while staked and come back when the holder unstakes, which is how NFT staking contracts usually work.

Can I run a token pool and an NFT pool at the same time?

Yes. They are separate pools, so a project can reward token stakers and NFT holders independently.

What happens if a holder wants to sell a staked NFT?

A staked NFT is held by the pool, so it has to be unstaked before it can be sold or transferred.

NFT Staking

Set the reward and lock-up, deploy the pool, and holders can stake their NFTs.

Staking settings

These settings can't be changed after creation. The wallet needs the full reward amount of the reward token, which is approved to the pool during deployment.

Start time

Rewards only start accruing once the start time arrives

Staking duration (days)

NFT contract address

Contract address of the NFT being staked

Don't have an NFT collection yet? Create an NFT first →

Once it's deployed, paste the NFT contract address here.

Reward token

Rewards users mine, paid out from the creator's wallet

Owner address

The pool's admin, able to change project info and the lock-up duration

Daily reward

Reward tokens released per day; decimals allowed

Referral reward (%): referrers earn a share of their downline's returns

Lock-up period (days): staked tokens can't be unstaked until this many days pass

Total reward amount: —

· No setting can be changed after creation, so check the template and parameters first
· The wallet needs the full reward amount on hand (it's approved to the pool during deployment)
· Users can claim their returns at any time

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Deployment service fee: 0.3 BNB

NFT staking — stake NFTs to earn reward tokens

NFT staking locks the NFTs your holders keep and pays a reward token for as long as they stay staked. It rewards holders continuously instead of a manual airdrop every week, and stakers can claim their rewards at any time.

Deployment fee: BNB Chain · 0.3 BNB per deployment
You set: the rewards and the lock-up period
Reward funding: you fund the pool; the contract pays it out

How it works

1. Connect a wallet and pick the network
You deploy and own the pool; the NFTs of your holders are what gets staked into it.
2. Choose the collection and the reward token
Any ERC-721 collection works. The reward token is the one you fund the pool with.
3. Set the reward per NFT and the lock-up
The payout scales with how many NFTs a wallet stakes, and a lock-up stops stake-and-dump cycles.
4. Deploy, fund and announce it
Fund the pool with reward tokens and share the pool page: holders stake their NFTs, then claim from the same page.

FAQ

Do stakers keep ownership of their NFTs?: The NFTs sit in the pool contract while staked and come back when the holder unstakes, which is how NFT staking contracts usually work.
Can I run a token pool and an NFT pool at the same time?: Yes. They are separate pools, so a project can reward token stakers and NFT holders independently.
What happens if a holder wants to sell a staked NFT?: A staked NFT is held by the pool, so it has to be unstaked before it can be sold or transferred.