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# Edit/update Validator Details
You can modify the following details for a validator node:
* Validator Name
* Commission Rate(%)
* Email
* Validator Identity
* Website
* Validator Description
* Select Wallet
**Step 1: Navigate to the Validator Node Page**\
From the left navigation panel, navigate to the **Validator Nodes** Link on the platform. On this page, you will see a list of your deployed validator nodes under **Validator Nodes (x)**. Find your Coreum node and click the **Manage** button under the **ACTIONS** column.
**Step 2: Navigate to Update Validator**\
After **staking**, you can edit your validator node details once visible. Details appear only when the node becomes a validator (see "**Staking a Node**" section).
**Step 3: Edit Validator Details**\
Once the validator details become visible, you can proceed to **edit** them. On the **Node Details** page, click the **Edit** button located at the top right. A drop-down will open, allowing you to select the required detail you want to update. After selecting the type of detail you want to update, enter the new value. Once the value is entered, click the **Update** button to proceed. Then, confirm the action by approving the transaction using the **same wallet that was used during staking** (otherwise, the application will throw an error requiring the same wallet). After the request is approved, you will receive a **transaction explorer link** to track the transaction status.
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