> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.polkagate.xyz/polkagate/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.polkagate.xyz/polkagate/polkagate-extension-user-guide/staking/staking-information-extension-mode.md). # Staking Information (Extension mode) The **Staking Home** page shows all the important information you need to view and track. In **extension mode**, open **Staking** from the menu to access this page.

On the opened page, select the token you’ve staked from the list to view its staking information.

On this page, you can find everything you need to **track and control your staking** in one place. You’ll see your **staked amount**, **earned rewards**, and — for **pool staking** — the **amount available to claim**. You can also **take action directly from this page**: * **Claim rewards.** * **Unstake** your tokens. * **Reward chart**. * **Pending Reward** (Solo Staking) At the bottom, there’s a detailed **menu** that provides more insight and control: * **Bond extra** to increase your staked amount. * View your **pool details** (Pool Staking). * Review and manage your **selected validators,** you can easily change or update them. (Solo Staking) * Staking information. Everything is designed to make managing your staking simple, transparent, and in your control. *** Below are some screenshots of the pages mentioned above: The **Pool Detail** popup can be accessed from the menu on the Pool Staking page.

The **Pool Staking Information** page, can be accessed from the menu on the Pool Staking page.

The **Solo Staking Information** page, can be accessed from the menu on the Solo Staking page.

The **Manage Earned Rewards** page, can be accessed from the menu on the Solo Staking page.

The **Validators Management** page, can be accessed from the menu on the Solo Staking page.

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