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# Set up Staking Proxy

How to set up your Staking Proxy

This guide assumes that you have already started staking your tokens. If you need assistance on how to start staking please go to the relevant section of this wiki.

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1. Open the Nova Wallet application.
2. `Select` the Staking screen.
3. `Select` the **network/token** that you wish to set up a **Staking Proxy** for.
4. `Select` **Add delegated authority** (Proxied)
5. `Input` the **address** that you wish to set as your Delegated Authority (Proxied account). You can select the **Your wallets** dropdown list to select another wallet that you have already imported into Nova Wallet.
6. `Select` **Continue**.
7. Review all of the contextual information provided by Nova Wallet, including transaction fees and `select` **Confirm**.


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