Your keys never leave your device

Lace is non-custodial. Keys are generated and stored on your device, and signing happens locally, so your funds never depend on our servers.

Your recovery phrase is written on paper at setup and never typed into a website. It never leaves your device.

Private keys are encrypted with your spending password, and every transaction is reviewed and signed on-device before it is sent.

Ledger and Trezor hardware wallets are supported.

Five years of releases and review

A dated record of what shipped and what outside experts have checked.

2021

First browser extension release with a single-account view.

2022

Hardware wallet support: Ledger and Trezor signing added.

2023

iOS and Android apps arrive, sharing one seed across devices.

2024

Open-source code audited in 2024 by an independent security firm, covering signing and key storage. Findings published.

2025

Multi-account view: staking, NFTs and dApp connections in one view.

No. Lace is non-custodial, and your recovery phrase never leaves your device. Only you can approve a transaction or move your funds.

Lace is free to download, with no account and no subscription. You pay only the network fee, roughly 0.17 ADA per transaction.

About three minutes, in four steps: install, create your wallet, write down your recovery phrase and confirm it.

As a browser extension on Chrome, Edge and Brave, plus apps for iOS and Android.

Yes. Ledger and Trezor both work, and every transaction is signed on the device itself.

Reinstall Lace and restore from your recovery phrase. Support cannot recover it for you, so keep it somewhere safe.

Yes. Lace is open-source, and it was independently audited in 2024. Anyone can read the code.

Yes. Staking, NFTs and dApp connections all sit together in one view, so you never switch apps.

A real person answers every message. We never ask for your recovery phrase.

14 Harbour Lane, Dublin 2, Ireland

+353 1 555 0142

support@lacewallet.io