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# ONFA Share
Breakthrough profit-sharing program
**ONFA Share** is an innovative profit-sharing program that provides the community with the opportunity to:\
✓ Receive periodic rewards from system-wide profits.\
✓ Increase asset value **OFT** through a staking mechanism.\
✓ Upgrade account tiers with additional privileges.
### A. **Feature overview**
#### **1. Main interface**
**Overview statistics:**
* Total system-wide shared profits.
* Total number of active contracts.
* The amount of OFT you currently hold.
* Total OFT held by the community.
**Cycle information**
* End time of the current cycle.
* Reward calculation formula.
* History of previous cycles.
**Personal information**
* Amount of OFT held.
* Current tier rewards.
* Estimated profit for the current cycle.
* **Button for depositing/withdrawing OFT** directly
### B. **How to participate in the ONFA Share program**
#### **1. Deposit**
**Step 1: Access the ONFA Share page.**
> **Note**: OFT are points used to participate in profit sharing from the Governance Pool, calculated based on **the lock-up duration of ONFA Token**.
* Press the **Deposit**, the system will direct you to the deposit interface.
**Step 2: Enter transaction information**
* Enter the amount into the field **Quantity.**
* Or quickly select by percentage **of available OFT balance.**
**Step 3: Choose lock-up duration**
* Lock-up duration can be selected from **30 to 1460 days**.
{% hint style="info" %}
**OFT conversion rate** will vary depending on the duration you choose. The longer the duration → the **OFT to OFTs** conversion rate is higher.
{% endhint %}
**Step 4: Review and complete the transaction**
* Carefully review the information.
* Press **Deposit** to complete.
* View **staking rate** in the **Overview.**
#### **2. Withdraw**
**Step 1: Access the Withdrawal page.**
* Press **Withdraw** → navigate to the list of **escrow contracts.**
* Select **contract** to view **history and withdrawal** functions.
**Step 2: Select the withdrawal function**
* Enter the amount to withdraw into the field **Quantity.**
* Or press **Max** to withdraw the entire balance.
> ⚠️ **Important note**:
>
> * Early withdrawals incur **a 20% penalty; therefore consider carefully before withdrawing early.**
> * Withdrawals are only possible while the contract remains in effect.
> * If **withdrawal fee = 0 OFT**, it means the contract has **expired and can be withdrawn.**
**Step 3: Review and complete the transaction**
* Review the information → Press **Withdraw.**
* After full withdrawal, the **Deposit overview** = **0.**
**\*Early withdrawal penalty mechanism:**
* Applies to all cases of early withdrawal.
* Calculated on the total withdrawn amount.
* Implemented to ensure system stability.
{% hint style="info" %}
*Tip: Select a lock-up duration that aligns with your investment objectives to optimize returns and avoid penalty fees.*
{% endhint %}
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