Practical overview
When it fits
Use the demo to explore the documented staking interface, or the repository to study its implementation and setup instructions. Check the licence terms before using or modifying the code for another project.
Who it is for
- People exploring a token-staking dApp and its documented user flows.
- Developers reviewing a React and Solidity staking implementation, subject to its licensing restrictions.
- Administrators examining the documented custom-pool APY and reward-redistribution scripts.
Documented uses
- Stake and unstake tokens through a web interface connected to MetaMask.
- Review token balances and total staked amounts fetched from staking contracts.
- Inspect admin-controlled reward redistribution and custom staking-pool logic.
- Set up the project locally or review its Truffle test instructions.
Requirements & limits
The repository links to a working demo. Its README says the code is not free to use, modify or resell, and directs prospective users seeking those rights to contact the publisher for a licence; it states a fee of 0.3 ETH.
- MetaMask is part of the documented web3 integration; the README describes checks for whether it is installed, logged in or locked.
- Reward redistribution and custom-pool APY changes are admin functions, not ordinary staking actions.
- The README identifies claiming test tokens as a testing-only feature.
- The repository names Ethereum Ganache, Ropsten and Rinkeby; its description also mentions Polygon, BNB Chain, zkEVM and Base.
- The project’s code-use restrictions matter for anyone planning to modify or reuse it.
Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.
Start the local React project
Install the project packages and start its local application.
Before you start
- A copy of the repository
- Node.js package tooling, implied by the documented npm commands
Steps
Copy or clone the project into a directory.
Run the command below in the project directory.
npm installRun the command below.
npm run start
Expected outcome
The README’s documented local start command launches the project.
Guide limitations
- These steps cover starting the project only; they do not configure a blockchain deployment or verify that the application runs successfully.
- The code is not free to use or modify; the README says to obtain a licence for use on other projects.
Sources & review
Source record details
- Source availability
- Active
- Sources checked
- 18 October 2026
- Original website title
- ibnzUK/Token-Staking-dApp · Official homepage title · retained in its source language

