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# How to Use the Earning Feature

**Step 1:** Log in to your iFlux Global account and navigate to the Earning section from the dashboard.

<img src="/files/JShY5CqoVhhuxh7j2JBr" alt="" height="297" width="624">

**Step 2:** Choose the supported token you want to deposit into the Earning program, such as USDT or USDC.

<img src="/files/CaY6GHMkJXyXokXySV5P" alt="" height="276" width="624">

**Step 3:** Enter the amount you want to subscribe with. The system will automatically display the estimated rewards based on the selected plan and deposit amount.

*<mark style="color:$danger;">Please ensure your wallet balance is sufficient before confirming the subscription.</mark>*

<img src="/files/Ym4mr0n3puouCJgaiRaE" alt="" height="276" width="624">

**Step 4:** After reviewing the subscription details, click \[Subscribe] to apply for the Earning plan.

*<mark style="color:$danger;">Once the Earning order is successfully applied, rewards will be automatically distributed to the user’s account. The deposited principal will remain locked during the subscription period and will be automatically returned upon maturity.</mark>*

<img src="/files/FZtZjxbCilkHKr1gZl4a" alt="" height="280" width="624">

**Step 5:** Users can monitor active subscriptions directly from the Earning dashboard.

<img src="/files/sEWKgymDjxt7SSdh00wL" alt="" height="172" width="624">

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