# Using UNO

Usually, the process of using UNO by a novice user looks something like this:

1. [A new cryptocurrency wallet creation and configuration](/tutorials/using-uno/wallet-creation-and-configuration.md)
   * Metamask wallet installation;
   * Configuration of Metamask (BSC and Polygon network connection);
2. [Wallet top up on the example of Binance exchange](/tutorials/using-uno/wallet-top-up.md)&#x20;
   * BNB and MATIC transfer to a wallet on the example of Binance exchange;
   * Money transfer from Binance exchange to Metamask;
   * Money transfer from BSC network Polygon network and back;
3. [Staking in UNO](/tutorials/using-uno/staking-on-uno.md)
   1. [Choice of the pool for investing](/tutorials/using-uno/staking-on-uno/choosing-a-pool-for-investment.md);
   2. [Staking (provision of liquidity)](/tutorials/using-uno/staking-on-uno/providing-of-liquidity.md);
   3. Portfolio growth tracking;
4. [Money withdrawal](/tutorials/using-uno/staking-on-uno/withdrawal.md).

Most likely you either have completed or know how to complete one or more of these stages. In this case, just skip to the stage that is relevant for you at the moment.


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