Multi-chain, one view
Lace 2.0 brings Cardano, Midnight, and Bitcoin into one wallet interface—so your assets and networks stay within easy reach.
Learn more ↗A complete guide to Lace Wallet—the non-custodial gateway for managing digital assets, exploring DApps, and staking across the Cardano ecosystem.
Get to know Lace ↓Lace is a browser extension wallet developed by Input Output Global (IOG), the company behind Cardano.
It’s a non-custodial way to manage digital assets, connect with decentralized applications, and participate in staking—all from one thoughtfully designed interface. As a light wallet, Lace connects to the blockchain through remote servers instead of downloading the entire chain history, helping you get started without the wait.
Purposeful tools for the ways people actually use Web3.
Lace 2.0 brings Cardano, Midnight, and Bitcoin into one wallet interface—so your assets and networks stay within easy reach.
Learn more ↗Delegate ADA to as many as ten stake pools at once. Set a percentage allocation for each pool and keep your ADA in your own wallet.
Learn more ↗A dedicated NFT tab keeps your collection visible. Connect Lace when buying on supported marketplaces such as jpg.store, artano.io, and cnft.io.
Learn more ↗Pair Ledger and Trezor hardware wallets, or use SeedSigner for air-gapped signing through animated QR codes.
Learn more ↗With Midnight integration, Lace brings shielded and unshielded addresses into reach. Unshielded transactions are public; shielded transactions use zero-knowledge technology to help keep balances and details private.
Delegate directly from Lace to support the Cardano network. Multi-staking lets you spread delegation across up to ten pools with customizable percentage allocations—without giving up custody of your ADA.
Understand the security model →Rewards are distributed every four epochs. Each epoch lasts five days.
Lace is available as a browser extension. Use an officially supported browser for the most reliable experience.
Using Brave or Opera? These Chromium-based browsers may work, but are not officially tested or guaranteed.
Lace is non-custodial: you retain control of your private keys and funds. Its security has been independently audited by external firm FYEO, and Lace 2.1 introduced a wallet security check to help identify potential risks.
Back up your recovery phrase
Store it somewhere private and offline.
Verify before you connect
Check DApp URLs and transaction details.
Use hardware security
Pair a compatible Ledger, Trezor, or SeedSigner.
When upgrading from Lace V1, a migration wizard consolidates individual wallet passwords into one global password.
Before you begin, confirm you have the recovery phrase for every wallet you may need to restore.
Follow the migration wizard to bring wallets into the new setup and choose a global password.
Skipped wallets can be restored later with their recovery phrases. Verify your backups before choosing “Skip.”
Lace is in active development. Recent release Lace 2.3 improved DApp connections, staking pool browsing, and hardware wallet support. Mobile apps for iOS and Android are also rolling out.