See your Cardano assets
Keep an eye on ADA and supported native assets in one place. Asset visibility and metadata can depend on network and wallet support.
Explore supported assetsA clear, considered guide to the Lace wallet extension—what it does, how to get started, and how to look after your digital assets.
Lace is a Cardano wallet designed to make it easier to manage ADA and other assets in the Cardano ecosystem. The browser extension gives you a wallet interface close at hand while you browse.
Designed for ADA, native tokens, NFTs, and Cardano applications.
Your wallet keys and recovery details deserve careful, private handling.
Use the official Lace site to find the latest extension and instructions.
Explore the core wallet tasks Lace is built to support. Available features may vary by release, network, and connected application.
Keep an eye on ADA and supported native assets in one place. Asset visibility and metadata can depend on network and wallet support.
Explore supported assetsUse compatible wallet connections to interact with supported decentralized applications. Review every connection and transaction prompt.
Protect your recovery phrase, double-check destination addresses, and take time to read transaction details before confirming.
Read wallet safety basicsInstalling a wallet should start with source verification, not a random search result. Use this checklist before you begin.
Go to lace.ioType lace.io yourself or use a trusted bookmark. Check the domain spelling and secure connection.
Use the browser installation link provided from Lace’s official site. Confirm the publisher and permissions before installing.
Follow the wallet’s on-screen guidance. If creating a wallet, record its recovery phrase offline and keep it private.
Learn the wallet interface first. Check network, recipient, asset, and amount details before signing any transaction.
Never share your recovery phrase. Lace support, this guide, and legitimate wallet helpers will never need you to reveal it.
Lace is a Cardano-focused wallet. Depending on current support, you can use it to manage different kinds of assets native to the Cardano network.
Check Lace’s latest feature detailsCardano’s native cryptocurrency, used for transactions and network participation.
Tokens issued on Cardano can be represented alongside ADA in supported wallets.
Non-fungible tokens minted on Cardano, with display and metadata depending on wallet support.
A wallet can help you manage access to digital assets, but a few careful habits make a real difference. Slow down around links, recovery details, and signing prompts.
Use the safety checklistKeep the recovery phrase offline. Never paste it into a site, chat, or support ticket.
Verify the destination. Check the full address and network before sending assets.
Read signing requests. Connect only to apps you trust and review what a transaction asks you to do.
Ignore pressure. Unexpected urgency, giveaways, and requests to “validate” a wallet are red flags.
Digital assets involve risk. This guide is educational and is not financial, tax, or investment advice.
Quick answers to common Lace wallet extension questions. Always confirm product details with official Lace resources.
Official Lace resourcesLace is a Cardano wallet that can be used as a browser extension. It provides a wallet interface for managing ADA and Cardano native assets, sending and receiving assets, and interacting with supported Cardano applications. Features and availability can change, so consult Lace’s official resources for the latest details.
No. Lace is designed for the Cardano ecosystem, which includes ADA as well as Cardano native tokens and NFTs. What appears in a wallet can depend on network activity, asset metadata, and the wallet version.
Start at the official Lace website and follow its current download or browser-store links. Check the publisher and the destination domain before installing; avoid links in unsolicited messages, ads, or lookalike sites.
Wallet recovery generally depends on the recovery phrase created during setup. Only use the official wallet recovery flow, and never share that phrase with anyone or enter it into a website reached from an unsolicited link. If you are unsure, pause and consult official Lace support documentation.
The browser extension is wallet software. A software wallet and a hardware wallet have different security models; check current Lace documentation for supported hardware-wallet options and setup instructions before relying on a particular configuration.
Get the current product information and installation links directly from Lace.