# Time-saving calculation

**Manual Compounding Time:**

For each compounding process, it involves two steps:

* Claiming rewards
* Staking rewards to validators

Both of these steps takes ***\~3 minutes*** to complete manually.

**Auto-Compounding Time:**

When using Evia's Auto-Compounding Vaults, the entire process is automated. Therefore, the time required for each compounding transaction is ***zero*** compared to manual efforts.

**Frequency of Auto-Compounding:**

The number of compounding transactions executed per day is determined by the frequency settings of the Evia Auto-Compounding Vaults. Let's denote this frequency as `F` transactions per day.

**Hence, Total Time Saved per Day:**

Total time saved per day = Time saved per transaction × Frequency of auto-compounding

```
= 3 minutes × F transactions
= 3F minutes
```

To convert this into hours: Total time saved per day (in hours) = (3F minutes) / 60

***

**Example:**

Let's consider an Evia Auto-Compounding Vault with a frequency setting of 6 transactions per day (`F = 6`).

Total time saved per day = (3 × 6) / 60 = 18 / 60 = 0.3 hours

Therefore, by utilizing Evia Auto-Compounding Vaults with a frequency of 6 transactions per day, users can save approximately 0.3 hours of manual compounding time each day.&#x20;


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