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# How to commit light node mining

To commit to light node mining, please follow the steps below:

**Step 1**

* From the Home Screen, on the navigation bar, press ![](/files/HJaA4G3t3InO4FcwW2Xi) to access the Light node Mining page.

**Step 2**

* Select an asset you wish to commit: choose FRTS (default)

**Step 3**

* Enter the amount (FRTS) you want to commit.   
* Automatically convert the reward percentage according to the following rule:       
  * If the user commits:
    *  From 1 FRTS  to 10,000.00000000 FRTS --> APR: 0.5%  
    * From 10,000.00000001 FRTS to 100,000.00000000 FRTS --> APR: 1% 
    * From 100000.00000001 FRTS to 1,000,000.00000000 FRTS --> APR: 2% 
    * From 1,000,000.00000001 FRTS to 10,000,000.00000000 FRTS --> APR: 3% 
    * From 10,000,000.00000001 FRTS to 100,000,000.00000000 FRTS --> APR: 4% 
    * From 100,000,000.00000001 FRTS to more than --> APR: 5%                                                                                                              ![](/files/DftRNrT2DhpQrXGQw8ue)                        

**Step 4**

* The system will check the inputted value.
* The “Confirm” button will be enabled once your asset is validated (your assets must be sufficient to commit and transaction fee (if any))
* Press the “Confirm” button --> Display the “Mining Donation” screen.                                                                  ![](/files/f3szuRv1UkEHwwlbBWSe)

On the Mining Donation screen, users can donate part of their rewards after their mining has been completed.

**Step 5**

Select donation plan (1)

* Choose a donation amount: 30%, 40%, or 50%.
* Or enter the specific value you want to donate.
* Or no donation.

**Step 6**

Select a charity that you would like to donate to (2):

* Anything Charity (FRUITS organization will select a project).
* Or you can select the project you wish to donate to.

**Step 7**

* The system will validate the inputted value**.**
* The “Confirm” button will become enabled once validated (must select the

  donate plan).
* Press the “Confirm” button --> Display the “Confirm Mining Plan” popup.                                                                                 ![](/files/e5obCVTb1dnZhzcYz09h)

On the "Confirm Mining Plan" screen, check the displayed information:

* Amount: Number of applied funds for light node
* APR: daily payout percentage
* Commitment Fee: default is 0 FRTS
* Fee: Transaction Fee, default is 0 FRTS
* Donation Amount: Your selected donation amount
* Selected Charity: Charity you're donating to.

**Step 8**

* Press the “OK” button --> Commit light node mining successfully and show a success popup ![](/files/MAJY6xk0bGp571dOu0bx)

**Step 9**

* Tap OK to return to the "Light node Mining" screen.

**Note:** 

* If the user commits successfully, the amount of FRTS used to commit will be locked.
* Users who have committed successfully will be rewarded once a day.
* The payout time is around 21:00(SGT) every day. 
* Users need to commit at least 24 hours to receive rewards.
* If the user has committed and then makes a new commit, a warning is displayed: "Please cancel the current commit before starting a new commit."                                                                                                                                                 ![](/files/8TL1ohKoG1ZwWF78uIoa)
  * Before increasing or decreasing the commit, the user needs first to cancel the previous commit, then create a new commit --> The user performs the cancel mining function.


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