# Account Funding - Wordpress
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1\. Login to StackOS, Fund Account\
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2\. Go to and login with Metamask
* BSC MainNet
* Choose Cluster:
* Dev/Test: Titan or Matrix Cluster
* Production: Authority for high uptime deploys
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3\. Go to the upgrade tab:
4\. Type in the following information
**As a note, we can assign the resources as follows:**
**CPU:** 2000 for wordpress, 1000 for db, 100 for webtty
**RAM:** 2048 for wordpress, 1024 for db, 100 for webtty
**Disk:** 10-30 GB for the db (wordpress is named wp, db is named wpdb, webtty is automatically created later)
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**Note:** During testing, basic pages load with less RAM/CPU, but we noticed many theme/plugin malfunctions when CPU/RAM was undersized. We recommend starting "oversized" and then reducing your specification later after all functions are confirmed to operate properly.
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You may choose to reserve fewer resources, but we have run into many migration issues with lower resources and some of the newer themes which have a surprising amount of data/images included.\
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You will be given a quote for the number of $STACK tokens you need to deposit.
5\. Buy some $STACK tokens from Pancake Swap and deposit that amount into StackOS
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6\. Click the Deposit or Upgrade button to fund your StackOS account\
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