How Does My Staked Balance Appear in My Portfolio and Wallet?

Your staked balance appears in a dedicated Staking section inside the crypto asset view in your Pluang portfolio, shown separately from your available (liquid) crypto balance. Open the asset you are staking and the Staking section displays, for that specific coin, your staked quantity, its current staking status, your accrued rewards, and your disbursed rewards. Keeping the staked balance separate from the liquid balance makes it easy to see at a glance how much of a coin is locked in staking versus how much you can still trade or withdraw. Importantly, your staked coins are not excluded from your overall holdings just because they are locked — they remain part of your total Pluang portfolio value. Rewards are earned in the same coin you staked; they accrue based on your staked quantity and the applicable APY, then move into your available wallet when they are distributed. So across the app your coins are always visible, whether they sit in the liquid balance, the Staking section, or as rewards.

• Where to find it. In the Pluang app, open Portfolio, select the crypto asset you are staking (for example ETH or SOL), and look for the Staking section on that asset's detail page. It sits separately from the available wallet balance shown for the same coin.
• What the Staking section shows. For each coin you are staking it displays the staked quantity, the current staking status, Accrued Rewards (rewards building up in the current cycle), and Disbursed Rewards (rewards already paid out over the lifetime of your stake).
• Available vs staked balance. Your available (liquid) balance is what you can trade or withdraw and appears in the main wallet or the top of the asset detail. The staked balance is the portion committed to staking and appears only in the Staking section — the two are tracked separately but belong to the same coin.
• How rewards flow. Rewards accrue in the same coin you staked and show as Accrued Rewards while they build up. When they are distributed, they arrive in your available wallet, at which point they become spendable and move from Accrued to Disbursed in the display.
• Staked coins still count toward portfolio value. Being locked does not remove them from your totals. Your overall portfolio value reflects your full holdings, including staked amounts, so your net worth on the dashboard is not understated while you stake.
• Multiple coins, multiple staking views. If you stake more than one coin, each asset has its own Staking section on its own detail page. There is no single merged pool — you check staking per coin, which keeps each coin's quantity, status, and rewards clearly separated.

Related questions:

Q: Does the staking balance count toward my total Pluang portfolio value?
Yes. Staked coins are still part of your holdings and are included in the total asset value shown on your Pluang dashboard. They are not carved out just because they are temporarily locked, so your portfolio total reflects everything you own — liquid balances, staked balances, and rewards that have already been distributed to your available wallet. The Staking section simply shows how much of that total is currently committed to staking rather than free to trade.

Q: Is there a separate staking dashboard page?
There isn't a single standalone staking dashboard. Instead, you access staking details per coin, within each crypto asset's detail page in your portfolio. Open the asset you're staking and its Staking section holds everything for that coin — staked quantity, status, accrued rewards, and disbursed rewards. If you stake several coins, you review each one on its own asset page rather than in one combined view.

Q: What does "Available" balance mean for a crypto coin I'm staking?
Available balance is the portion of your holding that is liquid — not staked, and not sitting in any bonding or unbonding phase. It's the amount you can freely trade, send, or withdraw right now. If you hold a coin and stake only part of it, the unstaked part shows as your available balance while the staked part appears separately in the Staking section, so the two never get confused.

Q: Do accrued rewards show up separately from my staked quantity?
Yes. Accrued Rewards and Disbursed Rewards are displayed as their own figures in the Staking section, distinct from the staked quantity itself. Accrued Rewards are what has built up but not yet been paid out; Disbursed Rewards are what has already been distributed to your available wallet. Separating them lets you see your committed stake, your pending rewards, and your paid rewards without mixing the three together.

Q: Where do my rewards go once they are distributed?
Distributed rewards land in your available (liquid) wallet for that same coin, since rewards are always paid in the coin you staked. Once there, they behave like any other available balance — you can trade, send, or withdraw them, or add them to your existing stake. In the Staking section this movement is reflected as the amount shifting from Accrued Rewards to Disbursed Rewards after distribution.