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# Talisman - Stake/Nominate your $AVAIL
**Step 1:** Click on **'Validators'** on the left side of the staking page.
**Step 2:** Click on **'Clear'**.
**Step 3:** Search for **'speedy'** and click on the heart to add our validator to your favourites.
**Step 4:** Click on **'Nominate'** on the left side of the staking page.
**Step 5:** Click on **'Start nominating'**.
**Step 6:** Select what you want to do with your rewards; compound, add them to your liquid account balance or add them to another account's liquid account balance. After that, click on **'Continue'**.
**Step 7:** Click on **'From Favorites'**.
**Step 8:** Our node will be added as a nominated validator. To ensure you receive staking rewards every ERA, select several **'High performance'** or **'Active'** validators. We'll add 4 in our example.
**Step 9:** Click on **'Continue'**.
**Step 10:** Fill in the amount of $AVAIL you want to nominate (at least 1000) and click on **'Continue'**.
**Step 11:** Check if all details are correct under **'Summary'** and click on **'Start Nominating'**.
**Step 12:** Click on **'Approve'** in the Talisman prompt.
**Step 13:** You have now successfully nominated your $AVAIL. You will receive your first rewards after 1-2 ERAs and every ERA after that.
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