About Cardano
Cardano is a L1 eUTXO network in the Cardano ecosystem.
Cardano network
Cardano is a L1 eUTXO network in the Cardano ecosystem. Review ADA gas, address requirements, supported assets, and available routes.
Network
Cardano
Type
L1 • eUTXO
Gas asset
ADA
Address format
bitcoin
Route support
Not currently available
Supported assets
None listed
What you need to know
Cardano UTXO transaction model
Cardano uses eUTXO execution in the Cardano ecosystem. Confirm its recorded address, gas, settlement, wallet, and finality fields independently. Confirmation depth is evaluated by the active route provider.
ADA miner fees and spendable outputs
ADA is the native gas asset for Cardano. Wallets select spendable outputs and can create change; there is no ERC-20 approval step.
Cardano address and wallet compatibility
Cardano bech32 address for mainnet. Use a wallet that explicitly supports this network
Cardano route-support boundary
Sasquatch does not currently offer a transaction route for Cardano. Browse supported chains before creating a transaction. Network metadata does not imply provider inventory, a private route, or an executable order.
Cardano official verification resources
Use the recorded explorer at https://cardanoscan.io/ to verify network activity. Network documentation begins at https://cardano.org/.
Mistakes specific to Cardano
Confirm Cardano, its cardano bech32 address for mainnet, and the exact asset representation before sending. Keep ADA available for network gas when a transaction is required.
Private Route
Cardano transactions remain public, and UTXO inputs, outputs, change, timing, and later consolidation can reveal transaction relationships. Private Route is designed to reduce the direct visible connection between where funds originate and where assets are received; it does not erase the public transaction graph. No transaction route is currently recorded for Cardano, so this section does not imply Private Route availability.