ReZor Nominator
Learn how to become a nominator on the ReZor blockchain. This guide covers staking, validator selection, rewards, and step-by-step instructions for safely participating in the Nominated Proof-of-Stake
1. Overview
In the ReZor blockchain, nominators play a vital role in the Nominated Proof-of-Stake (NPoS) system by staking RZR coins to support trustworthy validators who verify transactions and secure the network. In return, nominators earn a share of the validators’ rewards.
This guide provides clear instructions to help you become a nominator and manage your account on the ReZor blockchain.
Note: You need a minimum of 50 RZR to become a nominator.
2. Who are Nominators?
Nominators are participants in the ReZor blockchain who:
Stake their RZR coins to support up to 16 validators.
Help ensure validators act in the network’s best interest.
Earn rewards based on the performance of their chosen validators.
Key Points:
Nominators cannot nominate themselves as validators.
Rewards depend on the stake amount and validator performance.
3. The Nominator Application
The ReZor Nominator Application is your gateway to becoming a nominator. Access it via the provided link to start the process.
3.1 Application Homepage
Upon opening the application, you’ll see the Blocks Page, displaying key blockchain statistics:
Total Issuance: Total RZR in circulation.
APY %: Annual Percentage Yield for staking.
RZR Price: Current price in USD.
Market Cap: RZR coin market capitalization.
To proceed, click the Login button to access the login page.
4. Login to the ReZor Nominator
To access staking features:
Visit the Rezor Nominator Application link.
You’ll be redirected to the login page.
Connect your Talismar wallet
Now you’re logged in the Nominator
5. Dashboard Overview
The ReZor Nominator Dashboard is the central interface for managing and monitoring your nominator activities. It brings together essential tools, real-time metrics, and operational controls into a user-friendly platform designed specifically for nominators.
This dashboard is where you can:
1. View Nomination Status and Rewards Easily track your nomination status (Active, Inactive, or Waiting) and monitor rewards earned from staking with your selected validators.
2. Monitor Staking Statistics Check your staked amount, unbonding status, and the overall health of your nominations.
3. Analyze Validators and Payouts Review validator performance, analyze their commission rates, and track rewards available for payout across eras.
4. Manage Your Funds Bond additional funds, unbond tokens, and manage your nomination bond securely from one place.
5. Execute Operations with Ease Perform critical actions like stopping nominations, re-nominating validators, and signing multisig transactions—all from the dashboard.
Here’s what you’ll find:
Nominator Status
Indicates whether your account is:
Active: You are currently staking and earning rewards.
Inactive: You are not staking at the moment. (button to ‘Renominate’)
Waiting: Your nomination is pending activation.
Note: If you haven’t yet nominated a validator, the status will appear as “-”.
Total Rewards
Shows the total rewards you’ve earned from staking with your nominated validators.
Calculated based on your stake amount and the performance of the validators you nominated.
Stake Amount
Displays the total RZR coins you’ve staked in the network.
This is the amount actively securing the network and earning rewards.
Unbond Amount
Shows the amount of RZR tokens you’ve unstaked but are still in the unbonding period (typically 28 days). During this time, funds remain locked until they’re fully available for withdrawal.
Recent Wallet Activities
Lists your most recent transactions, giving you a quick snapshot of your wallet’s activity.
6. Become a Nominator
To proceed with nominating validators and start earning rewards, click the “Become a Nominator” button at the top-right corner of the dashboard. Note: This will be shown for the first time when the user creates an account on nominator.
What Happens Next?
Clicking the “Become a Nominator” button will take you to the Validators Page, where you can explore and select validators to support with your RZR tokens.
7. Validators Page Overview
The Validators Page displays a list of all validators on the ReZor blockchain network, along with important details to help you make an informed decision.
Here’s what you’ll see:
Field
Description
Total Validators
Shows the total number of validators currently active in the system.
Staking APY
Annual Percentage Yield you can earn by staking with each validator.
Currentt Era
Represents a fixed time period during which validators are selected and rewards are distributed.
7.1 How to Nominate a Validator
Step 1: Analyze the validator list and select a validator that aligns with your staking goals.
Step 2: Click on the validator’s address to view more details and proceed with the nomination.
Step 1: Select a Validator
Enable the switch that says “Enable multiple validator nominations.” (Yes, even for single validator, this step is consistent with the app’s flow.)
Click on the validator’s address to select it.
Step 2: Nominate the Validator
After selecting your desired validator, click the “Nominate” button.
Step 3: Setup Nominator Bond
You’ll see nominator Bond screen where you’ll see:
Selected Validators: Number of validators you’ve chosen.
Setup Nominator Bond: Enter the amount of RZR you wish to stake.
Note: Leave enough RZR to cover transaction fees.
Minimum bond amount is 50 RZR
Click “Bond & Validate”.
Step 4: Finalize the Nomination
Connect your talisman wallet and click “Sign and Submit” to authorize the nomination.
7.2 Validator Information at a Glance:
Field
Description
Total Validators
Shows the total number of validators currently active in the system.
Staking APY
Annual Percentage Yield you can earn by staking with a validator.
Next Era
The upcoming time period during which validators are selected and rewards distributed.
All Validators
Displays all validators regardless of their status.
Active
Shows validators currently active in the system.
Waiting
Displays validators awaiting activation.
Validator Address
The address where rewards are distributed.
Status
Current status of the validator (Active, Waiting, etc.).
Total Stake
The total amount staked by the validator and all supporting nominators.
Commission %
The percentage of rewards retained by the validator from the total rewards earned.
Self-Stake
The amount staked by the validator itself.
Nominators
Number of nominators currently supporting the validator.
Points
Points earned by the validator based on performance.
Uptime
Blocks validated by the validator during the current era.
7.3 Validators Overview
The Validators Overview gives you a quick summary of how many validators are currently running, how well the network is doing, and how rewarding it is to stake RZR tokens. It's a good starting point for both validators and delegators to check the health of the network.
Total Validators
This shows how many validators are currently active on the ReZor network.
Example: If it says 60 validators, that means there are 60 different nodes helping secure the blockchain right now.
Why this matters:
More validators = better decentralization and higher network security
It shows the level of participation in block creation and voting
Helps ensure no single validator has too much power
Note: If the number is dropping, it could mean validators are going offline or losing stake — a potential red flag.
Staking APY (Annual Yield)
This tells you how much return (in %) Nominators can expect each year for staking their tokens.
Example: If APR is 18.5%, and you stake 100 RZR, you could earn 18.5 RZR in a year — before fees or taxes.
Why it’s useful:
Helps Nominators decide if staking is worth it
Changes based on how many tokens are staked, how many rewards are being distributed, and the network’s inflation settings
7.4 Validator Tabs
The validator list is organized into three tabs to help you easily explore different groups based on their current status.
The validator list is organized into three tabs to help you easily explore different groups based on their current status.
Active:
These are the validators currently working, helping to produce blocks and earn rewards.
They meet the minimum stake requirement and haven’t been penalized or deactivated.
Waiting: Validators in this tab are in the queue to become active but haven’t yet met the criteria to join the active set. This could be due to:
Insufficient total stake,
Competition with higher-staked validators.
They are registered but not yet participating in block production.
Inactive:
These validators are still registered but not currently participating in block production. This could be because of:
Not enough stake
Missed too many blocks
Temporary downtime
Slashed: Slashed validators have been removed from the network — either permanently or temporarily — due to serious faults or voluntary exit. Common causes for slashing include:
Severe downtime or unresponsiveness,
Malicious behavior or violation of network rules.
Slashed validators lose a portion of their staked tokens and are no longer eligible for rewards
7.5 Validator Details
When you click on any validator from the list in the Validators tab, you’re taken to the Validator Details page. This page provides important metrics that help you decide whether to nominate that validator with your stake.
This view is critical for nominators who want to maximize rewards while minimizing risks.
What You’ll See on the Validator Details Page
Each validator profile shows several key indicators:
Wallet Address: This is the unique identifier of the validator. You can verify it when cross-checking validator activity or sharing with others.
Commission: This is the percentage of staking rewards that the validator keeps before distributing the rest to nominators.
A 0% commission means you receive the full portion of your reward share.
Higher commission (e.g., 10%+) means the validator takes a larger cut.
Tip: Choose based on reward fairness and validator reliability.
Total Stake: This is the total amount of RZR tokens currently staked to this validator — including:
Their own self-stake
Stake from all nominators
Tip: High total stake can signal trust, but may reduce individual yield.
Uptime: Represents the validator's availability and reliability. A high uptime ensures the validator is online to produce blocks and avoid penalties.
Tip: Uptime of 0 may indicate inactivity or a new validator.
Validator Since: The registration date when this validator joined the network.
A recent date may mean they are new.
Long-standing validators often have a proven track record.
Nominators: Shows how many individual nominators have delegated to this validator.
Tip: A high number suggests community trust but can dilute rewards.
Points: A performance metric that may include:
Number of blocks proposed or validated
Network contributions
Historical activity score
Tip: More points generally reflect strong validator performance.
8. Manage Account
To manage your nominations:
Go to the "Manage Account" page from the left sidebar.
Ensure you are on the "Info" tab.
Here you’ll find your:
Name (if registered)
Wallet Address
Nominator Status
The Nominator Status will indicate whether you're actively nominating or not.
1. If You're Not a Nominator Yet
If you've never nominated a validator before, you’ll see a blue button labeled “Become a Nominator” on the right side of the Info tab. Clicking this will take you to the Validators Page, where you can browse and select one or more validators to nominate. Once you complete the transaction, you become an active nominator.
2. If You're an Inactive Nominator
If you’ve previously nominated a validator but have become inactive—perhaps due to the validator being removed, unbonding, or network inactivity—you’ll see a button labeled “Re-Nominate”. Clicking it will redirect you to the Validators Page where you can nominate new or existing validators again. Once the transaction is confirmed, your status will update to Active, and the button will disappear.
3. If You’re Already Active
If you are actively nominating validators, the status will reflect this, and no action buttons will be shown. You’re good to go! You can manage your nominations anytime from the Validators Page if you'd like to update your preferences.
8.1 Manage Account Sections:
A. Info
Public Wallet Address:
Your wallet address will be displayed at the top of the Info section.
Click the copy icon to easily copy your address for use elsewhere.
Nomination Status:
If you haven’t yet nominated a validator, the status will show “-”.
A “Nominate” button will also appear, allowing you to proceed directly to validator nomination.
For Users with Active Nominations:
Status: Displays your current nominator status — Active, Inactive, or Waiting.
Validator’s Address: Shows the address of the validator(s) you’ve nominated.
B. Funds
1. The Funds Page helps you manage your wallet balance and staking details:
Wallet Balance: Displays your total RZR balance, including staked and unstaked amounts.
Stake Details: Shows your current staked amount and any pending unbonds.
Payout: Manage your earned rewards from staking activities.
ERA Table: View rewards distributed per era.
2. The Funds section also provides actions for managing your stake:
Bond Funds: Add more tokens to your staking bond.
Unbond Funds: Withdraw tokens from staking.
Stop Nominator:
Click the “Stop Nominator” button to stop nominating validators.
You’ll be asked for approval in wallet to authorize this action.
8.2 Wallet Balance
Total Balance: Displays your entire RZR balance, including staked and unstaked tokens.
Available Balance: Shows the amount of RZR available for transfers and staking.
Locked Balance: Displays the amount currently staked or locked in bonding.
Tip: Hover over the information icon (i) next to each field for additional details.
Transfer Funds
Need to transfer funds to another wallet? Follow these steps:
Click the “Transfer” button in the Action column.
Enter the recipient’s wallet address.
Specify the amount of RZR you wish to transfer.
Click “Transfer” to complete the action.
8.3 Stake Details
The Stake Details module within the Funds section provides an overview of your active nominations, including essential metrics and quick actions for managing your stake.
What’s Displayed
Field
Description
Validator Address
Shows the addresses of the validators you have nominated. Use the copy icon to easily copy each address.
Bond Amount
Displays the amount of RZR you’ve staked (bonded) with each validator.
Unbond Amount
Shows the amount of RZR you’ve requested to unbond, which is currently in the unbonding period.
Reward Earned
The total rewards earned from each validator nomination.
8.4 Quick Actions
On the right side of the Stake Details table, you’ll find convenient action buttons:
Bond more Funds: Increase your stake with a validator.
Unbond Funds: Unstake some of your tokens from a validator.
Stop Nominator: Stop nominating validators and withdraw your stake.
8.4.1 Bond More Funds
The Bond More Funds module allows you to increase your stake and potentially earn more rewards from your nominated validators.
How to Bond More Funds
Enter the amount of RZR you’d like to bond in the Additional Funds to Bond field.
Optionally, click MAX to use your entire available balance (minus fees).
Review our Account Balance and Estimated Fee.
Click Bond More to proceed.
Provide approval from your wallet when prompted to authorize the transaction.
8.4.2 Unbond Funds
The Unbond Funds feature allows you to withdraw your staked RZR from the blockchain, initiating the unbonding period before your tokens become available for transfer or withdrawal.
Note:
Funds unbonded will only be available for withdrawal after the completion of the unbonding period.
The unbonding period typically takes around 28 days, after which tokens can be transferred or used again.
How to Unbond Funds
Enter the amount of RZR you wish to unbond in the Unbond Amount field.
Alternatively, click UNBOND ALL to unbond your entire stake.
Review your Staked Amount and Estimated Fee.
Click Unbond to proceed.
Give the approval from talisman wallet when prompted to authorize the transaction.
8.4.3 Re-Nominate
The “Re-Nominate” button is an important feature for users whose nomination relationship with a validator has ended or become invalid. It allows you to reassign your staking power to one or more active validators without needing to start from scratch.
Stop Nominator Screen Overview
Here’s what you’ll see:
Selected Validators
Shows the validators you are currently supporting.
Wallet Address
Displays your unique wallet address.
Estimated Fee
Shows the transaction fee that will be deducted upon submitting the request.
When Do You See the Re-Nominate Button?
In the Stake Details section, you might see your validator listed with:
No name or address
Bonded Amount: 0 RZR
Unbond Amount: > 0 RZR
Rewards Earned: 0 RZR
8.5 Payout section:
Once you've delegated your stake to one or more validators, your rewards accumulate as they successfully produce blocks. As a nominator, you are responsible for manually claiming your share of these rewards. The ReZor interface makes this process simple and secure.
Where to Find It
Navigate to the Funds tab under Manage Account.
Scroll to the Payout section below Stake Details
8.5.1 Payout Screen Overview
Here’s what you’ll see:
Field
Description
No.
Sequential number of the validator entries.
Validator
The address of the validator from which rewards were earned.
Own
The amount of RZR rewards earned by you (the nominator).
Payout
Button to claim rewards for that validator.
8.5.2 How to Claim Payout
Click the Payout Button
This initiates the reward claim transaction for the selected validator.
Authorize the Transaction
You will be prompted with a modal titled "Authorize Transaction".
Click “Sign and Submit”
After clicking this, the Talisman wallet will automatically open to request your approval.
Once approved, the payout will be processed and the claimed amount will be reflected in your Available Balance.
Note: The account status and balance may take a few moments to refresh on the dashboard after submission.
What Happens After Payout?
The “Own” amount will reset to 0 RZR.
Your Available Balance will increase by the reward amount minus the fee.
The payout button will become disabled until new rewards accrue.
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