> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.presearch.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.presearch.io/presearch-engine/faq/why-are-my-reward-tokens-not-increasing-when-i-search.md).

# Why are my reward tokens not increasing when I search?

Presearch users can collect 0.01 PRE tokens per search, up to a max of 0.25 PRE tokens per day between 12:00 (midnight) and 12:00 midnight UTC. 

To check to see if you've reached your daily max of 0.25 PRE tokens (25 searches), click on your token count (top-right corner or [Presearch.com](http://presearch.com/) home page), you will see a page listing your transactions - if you see at least 25 searches today (UTC), you have reached your max of 25 tokens until tomorrow (UTC).

If you'd like to increase the quantity of PRE you earn per search, you can participate in the [Search Staking](https://news.presearch.io/introducing-search-staking-21b94285c2fb) program. 

If you haven't reached the daily limit, there could be two other reasons your PRE reward tokens are not increasing:

1\) Your account is restricted. If your reward balance is red in the top right corner on [Presearch.com](https://presearch.com/) and shows 'restricted', please send an email to <support@presearch.io>..

2\) You are not using Dsearch or the Presearch Engine as your search provider. Searches outside our ecosystem (E.g. Google or DuckDuckGo) are not rewarded.


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