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# Enable DOT Staking

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## Enabling staking on a Polkadot account

You can enable staking for any Polkadot account. The *Step 4 staking rule* of the Create an account or edition procedure lets you activate and configure a rule to govern staking transactions. The staking rule governs all Polkadot staking transactions.

1. Press the toggle to be able to begin configuring the staking rule.

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2. Select creator to define which operators can create staking transactions. You can select up to 20 operators or a single group.
3. Use the approval workflow section to define which Operators must review and approve staking transactions created in the account. You can define up to three steps.
   1. Click Add approval step .
   2. Select up to 20 Operators or a single group.\
      \&#xNAN;*Operators and groups pending to be created, edited, or deleted won't be listed.*
   3. Click the chevrons to define the number of approvals required from these Operators.
   4. Click Add approval step .


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