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Last updated 11 months ago

Which wallet can I use?

See the table below for a list of compatible wallets.

Wallet
Out of the box
+ Ledger (Hardware Wallet)
+ Trezor (Hardware Wallet)

Nami

βœ…

βœ…

βœ…

Eternl

βœ…

βœ…

βœ…

Gero

βœ…

❌

❌

NuFi

βœ…

βœ…

βœ… (via Eternl emulate)

Flint

βœ…

❌

❌

Lode

βœ…

❌

❌

If you are using a hardware wallet, make sure it is up to date. For Ledger users, please follow . For Trezor users, please see .

What is wallet fragmentation?

ADA and other Cardano Native Assets such as NFTs that you see in your wallet are locked in UTXOs. The more you interact with the blockchain (e.g.: use DEXs, buy NFTs), the likelier these assets are locked across a large number of UTXOs, resulting in what we call wallet fragmentation.

Users with fragmented wallets may see their transactions fail, due to Plutus scripts having to traverse all UTXOs, causing the Plutus Execution Unit Limit to be exceeded.

Therefore, we recommend users to create a new wallet when interacting with Indigo Protocol.

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