Flint

A browser extension wallet available for mobile (Android and iOS). Delegate stake, interact with dApps, browser your NFTs, send funds to Milkomeda, and more!

The Flint wallet was developed by dcSpark, and is a flexible, feature rich wallet that is currently the only Cardano wallet to offer access to the Milkomeda C1 sidechain; a cross-chain layer 2 solution also developed by dcSpark's. View the Milkomeda Ecosystem and all the dApps on it right here.

The Flint browser extension wallet is available for Google Chrome and all Chrome based browsers, e.g. Brave. Flint mobile is available for both iOS and Android devices.

Flint's features include:

Sending, storing, and receiving ada, NFTs, and tokens
Delegating to a Cardano stake pool of your choice and withdraw your rewards
Interacting with any and all Cardano dApps
Hardware support for both Trezor and Ledger hardware wallets via USB and bluetooth
Adding and manage multiple wallets in one interface
Creating multiple accounts in an individual wallets (these accounts share the same recovery phrase but are not associated with each other on the blockchain)
Opening in its own browser tab or as the more typical pop-up extension

If a dApp or website is yet to integrate Flint then Flint can still interact with that dApp or website by injecting itself as a wallet that the platform has integrated with.

Unique Mobile Features

Flint mobile features a fully open mobile dApp browser, meaning that users can interact with any dApp on Cardano not just the ones recommended by the dApp.

Flint mobile also allows users and business to create deep links to bring them to a specific location in the mobile app. Deep links can be used to create payments for users to then sign, or to direct users to a specific page in Flint's mobile dApp browser.

Other Features

Users of Flint can select which explorers are used to get the blockchain datapoints displayed to them in their wallet, and they can choose which server pulls the blockchain state for them. Users can also connect their Flint wallet to a node of their choice, allowing them to broadcast their transactions to the network much faster during times of high congestion.

Users can set an optional password for opening the Flint browser extension, and a pin code for the mobile app. Users can also completely log out of their wallet if they wish.

Finally, in the Flint wallet users can also create wallets for the Cardano testnet, allowing them to participating in the testing of dApps and features being deployed for testing.

Industry

Wallets

Light Wallet

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Open Source

Browser Extension

Non-custodial

Delegate Stake

Testnet

Mobile App

Android App

IOS App

Japanese

Hardware Wallet Integration

Author

builtoncardano

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Glossary

Wallets

If you’re searching for where to store Cardano, ada, you’ve come to the right page. The best cardano wallet is a hotly debated topic in the Cardano community, and there are many types of Cardano wallet, all listed here, available to users. The only Cardano desktop wallet available is Daedalus, a full node wallet that downloads the complete Cardano blockchain, ~100GB.

By far the most popular type of wallet is a Cardano light wallet and there are many of these for you to choose from. The second most popular type of wallet is a Cardano web wallet. Most Cardano wallets will show the Cardano price, and a few have even the integrated the ability for you to buy Cardano, ada, directly in the wallet!

Almost all the wallets listed above allow you participate in the Cardano staking protocol, Ouroboros, where you can help to secure the network and earn passive income in the form of staking rewards. Many of the wallets listed above will also allow you to search for which pool to stake your Cardano, ada, to right in the wallet itself.

Finally, there are multiple Cardano cold storage wallets for you to choose from. There are five hardware wallets that offer native support for where to store ada, and two of them, the Ledger and Trezor are supported by multiple light wallets allowing you to use your favorite interface to keep your coins secure in cold storage.

NFT

If you’re looking for a Cardano NFT then you’ve found the place for you! listed here are all the projects that feature NFTs in some form on Cardano. NFTs are no longer just the PFP collections that made them famous, although many do still exists and you can find Cardano NFT projects here, NFTs are assets with multiple different types of utility, depending on which project’s NFTs your buying.

A Cardano NFT is a native asset on Cardano which means that, unlike on other (specifically EVM-based) chains, an NFT is not managed by a smart contract, meaning that it behaves and is managed differently to the chain’s base asset, ada. On Cardano NFTs behave the same as the chains base asset as they are native to the chain.

On this page you’ll find everything from Cardano NFT projects to DeFi projects and decentralized identity (DID) solutions that have incorporated NFTs, to the Cardano NFT marketplaces you can use to purchase NFTs.

Milkomeda Ecosystem

The Milkomeda C1 sidechain is an EVM-based sidechain designed to bring EVM capabilities to the Cardano blockchain. There are many projects built on the Milkomeda EVM and these are all a part of the Milkomeda ecosystem for Cardano. The Milkomeda EVM sidechain was developed by dcSpark, and they are the maintainers of this sidechain.

Anyone can launch their protocol into the Milkomeda ecosystem and the projects that have launched, or are launching, in the Milkomeda ecosystem are listed here. Many of these projects are genuine however many community members would tell you to be wary of many of them, as there are many projects (specifically DeFi projects) that promised to launch on Cardano yet chose to launch into the Milkomeda ecosystem on the Milkomeda C1 sidechain. This is because developing in Solidity, the smart contracting language for EVM-based chains, is much easier, and much more universal, than developing in Plutus; Cardano’s purpose-built smart contracting language.

Explorer

MYTH

Blockchains are a secret way of transacting money and hiding the exchange of funds from others and authorities.

TRUTH

A blockchain is a transparent ledge, meaning that anyone can explore the transactions on it when given the tools. Those tools exist for all blockchains (except the few privacy chains that have been created that do in fact hid the exchange of funds).

Explorers allow anyone to search and explore all the transactions on the blockchain. The blockchain can be searched and explored in numerous ways using: wallet addresses, transaction IDs (TX ID), block numbers, epoch number, slot/epoch number, stake pool ticker, token ticker, staking keys. Users can also search for individual assets and transaction metadata if they have the information. Developers can use APIs to scrape data from the blockchain to inform all sorts of processes, programs, and to create data sets.

Cross-Chain

The protocols and projects tagged here are interoperable with one or multiple other blockchains. Projects with this tag include those that provide the infrastructure of this inter-chain-operability, such as the providers of blockchain bridges, or they could be protocols or projects that operate across multiple chains by utilizing these blockchain bridges. There are also projects that can be cross-chain without these blockchain bridges, however these usually rely on a 3rd party, custodial entity to facilitate this, instead of a trustless, blockchain bridge.

Browser Extension

A browser extension is an application that lives in your browser and can be injected into websites and dApps, allowing you to interact with them. The most common browser extensions in the crypto world are light wallets that allow users to interact with dApps such as NFT marketplaces and other blockchain based websites and dApps.

Other things such as ad-blockers and coupon applications are also browser extensions. Browser extensions are often located in the top right hand corner of your browser, inline with the search bar.

Unique Mobile Features

Other Features

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