> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mobius.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mobius.finance/resourses/testnet-guides-mumbai-network/earn/staking-rewards.md).

# Staking Rewards-testnet

Users can stake MOT, MATIC, ETH, and DAI to **mint** moUSD (the Mobius Finance settlement currency) or **short** any moAssets. By staking their tokens, users are rewarded with $MOT tokens on every new block. Users can claim their available rewards at any specific time. Claiming staking rewards do not affect the staked assets in any aspect.

To claim your staking rewards, follow the steps below:

1.Go to the "**Earn**" page.

![If you haven't staked token and want to participate on the staking rewards, click on "Go Mint" or "Go Short".](/files/-MifKmSyAful2s4ypFE1)

2\. Select the token you have staked. You can see the total value locked information as well as the MOT bonus multiplier (used to incentivize specific staking pools).

![](/files/-MifLJfnxa6-tP8JzwEL)

3\. Click on Claim rewards. On the pop-up window, users can see their available rewards and claim them by clicking the "Claim" button.

![](/files/-MifLOh2yqn-xtp0tKvA)

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