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#. You can now go through informational screens explaining the key concepts of delegation on the Concordium blockchain. Tap **Next** to navigate through the screens. Tap **Skip** to proceed directly to registering your delegation.
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#. You can now go through informational screens explaining the key concepts of delegation on the Concordium blockchain, including the delegator role, delegation models, pay days, lock-in and cooldowns, and delegation updates. Tap **Next** to navigate through the screens. Tap **Skip** to proceed directly to registering your delegation.
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#. On the **Register delegation** screen, you have two options: If you want to delegate to a specific pool, tap **Validator** and enter the Validator ID of the pool owner. If you want to register a passive delegation, tap **Passive**. Tap **Continue**.
#. You can see your balance available to delegate. Enter the Amount you want to delegate in the field. Tap **Yes, add** to restake any rewards, or tap **No, don't add** if you don’t want to restake rewards. In this case, rewards are deposited to your disposable balance at each pay day. Tap **Continue**.
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#. You can see your balance available to delegate. Enter the amount you want to delegate in the field. Tap **Yes, add** to restake any rewards, or tap **No, don't add** if you don’t want to restake rewards. In this case, rewards are deposited to your disposable balance at each pay day. Then, tap **Continue**.
:alt:screen showing current delegation status with options to update or stop
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#. You can now go through informational screens explaining the implications of stopping your delegation. Tap **Next** to navigate through the screens. Tap **Skip** to proceed directly to stopping the delegation.
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#. After the screen explaining the implications of stopping your delegation, tap **Continue** to proceed.
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#. Review the information in the transaction overview. When you are satisfied, tap **Submit delegation transaction**.
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#. Review the information in the transaction overview. When you are satisfied, tap **Submit delegation transaction**.
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Make sure you have enough funds in your disposable balance to cover transaction fees.
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Updating delegation from a suspendet validator
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Updating delegation from a suspended validator
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If a validator you've delegated to becomes suspended, you'll see a warning banner in your wallet interface indicating *Your validator has been suspended*. When a validator is suspended, both the validator and its delegators stop earning rewards.
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To maintain your earning potential, you may consider moving your delegation to another active validator or to passive delegation.
:alt:screen showing current delegation with options to stop or update
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#. You can now go through informational screens explaining the update options releated to delegation. Tap **Next** to navigate through the screens. Tap **Skip** to proceed directly to updating.
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#. You can now go through informational screens explaining the update options for delegation. Tap **Next** to navigate through the screens. Tap **Skip** to proceed directly to updating.
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#. If you want to delegate to a specific pool, tap **Validator** and enter the validator ID of the desired pool owner. If you want to delegate to passive delegation, tap **Passive**. Tap **Continue**.
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#. If you want to delegate to a specific pool, select **Validator** and enter the validator ID of the desired pool owner. If you want to delegate to passive delegation, select **Passive**. Tap **Continue**.
:alt:screen with options to choose delegation type
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#. On the next screen you can see your balance available for delegation and the amount of your current delegation. If you want to change the amount, tap on the field **Optional: Type the new amount** and enter the amount. Tap **Yes, add** to restake any rewards or tap **No, don't add** if you don’t want to restake rewards. If you do not restake, rewards are deposited to your disposable balance. Tap **Continue**.
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#. On the next screen you can see your balance available for delegation and the amount of your current delegation. If you want to change the amount, tap on the field **Optional: Type the new amount** and enter the amount. Tap **Yes, add** to restake any rewards or tap **No, don't add** if you don’t want to restake rewards. If you do not restake, rewards are deposited to your disposable balance at each payday. When satisfied with your settings, tap **Continue**.
#. You can now go through informational screens explaining the key concepts of validation on the Concordium blockchain. Tap **Next** to navigate through the screens. Tap **Skip** to proceed directly to registering your validation.
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#. You can now go through informational screens explaining the key concepts of validation on the Concordium blockchain, including the validator role and key generation, node requirements, staking pool options, and suspension policies. Tap **Next** to navigate through the screens. Tap **Skip** to proceed directly to registering your validation.
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#. On the register validator screen you can see your available balance. Enter the amount you want to stake in the field. Tap **Yes, add** to restake validator rewards, or tap **No, don't add** if you don’t want to restake rewards. In this case, rewards are deposited to your disposable balance at each pay day. Tap **Continue**.
:alt:screen to register validator for first time showing balance, amount to stake, and restake parameters
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4. Choose whether you want to open a :term:`staking pool` or keep it closed. By opening a staking pool, others can delegate stake to your validator, thus increasing the chance that you are selected to produce a block and earn rewards. If you have a staking pool with delegators, the delegators also earn rewards when you produce blocks. Validators are also paid a commission by the delegators for producing blocks on their behalf. You can choose **Close for delegation** if you do not wish to run a staking pool. Tap **Continue**.
:alt:screen to register validator for first time showing options to open or close pool for delegation
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5. Set your commissions for your pool. This is the percentage you wish to earn from delegators to your pool when you have produced a block. Delegators can use this information when choosing a pool. Tap **Continue**.
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5. Set commissions for your pool. This is the percentage you wish to earn from delegators to your pool when you have produced a block. Delegators can use this information when choosing a pool. Tap **Continue**.
:alt:screen to register validator for first time showing commission rates for staking pools
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6. If you open a staking pool, you can optionally provide a URL with information about your validator. This allows delegators to learn more about your pool and make informed decisions. This information is not shared for closed pools or validators. Tap **Continue**.
:alt:screen to register validator for first time showing field to paste URL with metadata for staking pools
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6. Now, export the validator keys. You need the validator keys to start the node. Tap **Export validator keys** and navigate to the location on your device where you want to save the file. Give the file a name and the extension .json.
:alt:screen to register validator for first time showing all of the validator keys with option to export
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- :ref:`Docker<baking-docker>`
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Once the transaction is finalized after importing your validator keys to the node, you see the status reflected in the account list and on the account balance screen.
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If you remove a validator, the node that is configured with the :term:`validator keys<private keys>` will stop producing blocks after the next :term:`pay day`.
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After the :term:`cool-down period`, the amount that you previously staked is returned to your disposable balance at the next pay day. When you've removed the validator,
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it is recommended that you also remove the keys from the node, but you should only do this after the node has stopped producing blocks, i.e. after the payday.
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After the :term:`cool-down period`, the amount that you previously staked is returned to your disposable balance at the next pay day.
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If your pool has any delegators, they will be automatically moved to passive delegation, if they don't decide to do something else.
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When you've removed the validator, it is recommended that you also remove the keys from the node, but you should only do this after the node has stopped producing blocks, i.e. after the payday.
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If you want to use the node for validation at a later point in time, you'll then have to create a new set of validator keys.
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If you no longer wish to produce blocks on this account, you can stop validation.
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#. Tap **Stop validation**.
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#. In the dropdown list, select the account for which you want to stop validation and tap **Earn**.
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#. On the Validator status screen, tap **Change validating status**.
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