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# How to Add Validator(s)

Add one or multiple validators to the Ethereum staking dashboard.

> ❗️ Important Notes
>
> * When staking via the Blockdaemon App or  [staking API](https://docs.blockdaemon.com/reference/ethereum-api-overview) **your validators will be auto-populated** into your Dashboard.
> * The dashboard doesn’t allow you to exit externally added validators.

Follow the steps below to add the ETH validator address via the staking dashboard.

1. Select the **+ Address** button to add a validator address.

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2. Add one or more validator addresses up to 1000 at a time.

> 👍 Note
>
> Ethereum validator addresses are formatted as a 98 character string, starting with “0x”.

3. Click **Add Validator(s)** to proceed and add the addresses to your staking setup.

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> The process could fail if there are existing validator addresses or invalid addresses in the input.
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4. You have successfully added the validator(s), and data on these validators will now be reflected on the dashboard.

## 👋 Need Help?

Contact us through [email](mailto:support@blockdaemon.com) or our [support page](https://www.blockdaemon.com/support) for any issues, bugs, or assistance you may need.