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# How to Stake with the Neptune Validator
This is a guide on how to stake your Injective tokens (INJ) to the Neptune Foundation validator.\
The Neptune Foundation validator supports the developments of Neptune and participates in the Injective chain governance.\
Staking your INJ allows to to earning staking rewards.
1\. Go to Injective Hub application at and navigate to the stake page.
2\. Click connect wallet.
3\. Accept the terms and conditions.
4\. Select your preferred wallet.
5\. With your wallet connected, you can now search for the Neptune validator
6\. Click on the Neptune Foundation validator.
7\. Once you're on the validator page, click stake now.
8\. Enter the amount of INJ you want to stake.
9\. Click the checkbox, then click stake to create the transaction.
10\. Approve the transaction in your wallet.
11\. You have now successfully staked to the Neptune Foundation validator!
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