Your assets, at a glance
View ADA and supported Cardano native assets in one place. Keep track of your holdings and review activity without losing context.
Learn the basicsA clear, practical guide to the Lace Wallet browser extension—set up a wallet, manage Cardano assets, and explore staking with confidence.
Lace brings everyday wallet tools into one browser extension. Here’s what you can explore from a single interface.
View ADA and supported Cardano native assets in one place. Keep track of your holdings and review activity without losing context.
Learn the basicsDelegate ADA to a stake pool through the wallet flow and learn how rewards, pool choice, and delegation work on Cardano.
Understand delegationUse supported dApps with a wallet connection, while keeping transaction details visible for review before you approve.
Connect thoughtfullyTake a moment to verify each step. Your recovery phrase is the key to your wallet—there is no safe shortcut for protecting it.
Find the official Lace downloadOnly install from Lace’s official website or its verified browser-store listing. Search ads and lookalike pages can be misleading.
Start at lace.io and follow its link to the supported browser extension. Check the publisher and address before installing.
Follow the in-wallet prompts. If creating a wallet, write down the recovery phrase offline and store it somewhere private and secure.
Choose a strong device password and secure the browser profile you use. A password protects local access; it does not replace your recovery phrase.
Review the wallet and network details, then explore features at your own pace. Confirm addresses and transaction information before approval.
Cardano uses proof of stake. In a wallet, staking generally means delegating your ADA to a stake pool. Delegation helps participate in the network while your ADA remains in your wallet; it is not the same as sending funds to a pool operator.
Wallet features, reward timing, fees, and pool performance can change. Read the current in-wallet information and Cardano documentation before choosing a pool. Rewards are not guaranteed.
Learn about ADA on CardanoDelegation assigns stake to a pool without transferring ownership of your ADA. Learn the rules and terms before you participate.
A few careful habits go a long way when you’re using a self-custody wallet.
No legitimate support agent needs your phrase. Anyone who gets it may be able to control the wallet.
Visit sites directly, review connection requests, and avoid approving anything you do not understand.
Confirm the network, destination, and amounts on the wallet screen before signing a transaction.
Use trusted devices, install updates, and beware of unsolicited “support” messages and download links.
Quick context for common questions about the Lace browser wallet and Cardano.
Visit Lace’s official siteLace is a Cardano-focused cryptocurrency wallet available as a browser extension and other supported experiences. It can help you manage ADA and supported assets, interact with compatible dApps, and explore staking. Check Lace’s official website for current platform and feature information.
Lace is a wallet built for the Cardano ecosystem. Cardano is a decentralized blockchain network, so “official” can be ambiguous. This guide is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Lace or Input Output.
Lace has offered Cardano staking and delegation features. Availability and steps may change by version or platform. Review the wallet’s current instructions, pool details, and reward terms before delegating; rewards are not guaranteed.
Keep it private and stored securely offline. Do not put it in email, cloud notes, screenshots, or a website. Never enter it because someone in a chat or support message asks you to.
Wallet downloads are generally provided at no charge, but network transactions and certain services may involve fees. Confirm current terms on Lace’s official website and review any transaction costs before approving.
Start with the official source, take your time, and keep your recovery phrase yours alone.