> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.falcon.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.falcon.finance/~/revisions/zoG40VQk1Wr5zQ5uwjmT/sff-token/how-to-stake-ff-for-sff.md). # How to stake FF for sFF #### Step 1: Navigate to the Classic Yield Section First, visit the Falcon App and access the staking interface: **URL**: Ensure your Web3 wallet is connected to the Falcon App before proceeding.
#### Step 2: Select FF Staking On the Classic Yield page, locate the **"FF"** option next to the Classic Yield header. Click on **"FF"** to switch from USDf staking to FF staking. The interface will update to display: * Current FF staking APY * Your available FF balance * Estimated sFF to receive
#### Step 3: Enter Staking Amount Enter the amount of FF you wish to stake in the input field. You can either: * Type a specific amount manually * Click **"Max"** to stake your entire FF balance Review the details displayed: * Amount of FF to stake * Amount of sFF you will receive (1:1 ratio) * Current Falcon Miles multiplier #### Step 4: Confirm and Stake Once you've confirmed the staking amount: 1. Click the **"Stake"** button to initiate the transaction 2. Your Web3 wallet will prompt you to approve the transaction 3. Review the gas fees and confirm the transaction in your wallet 4. Wait for the transaction to be confirmed on-chain #### Step 5: Verify Your Staked Position After the transaction is confirmed: 1. Navigate to your [**Profile**](https://app.falcon.finance/account/profile) via the Account dropdown menu 2. Confirm your sFF balance has increased 3. Your staked position will now begin earning yield and Falcon Miles
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