Eternl
Feature-rich community wallet with multi-account support and hardware wallet integration
What is Eternl?
Eternl is the most feature-rich community-built wallet on Cardano, trusted by power users and DeFi participants. It offers advanced account management, hardware wallet support, and deep DeFi integration — making it the go-to wallet for experienced Cardano users.
Key Features
Multi-Account Management
Create and manage multiple Cardano accounts from a single wallet instance. Ideal for users who want to separate funds, manage a business, or maintain different DeFi positions.
Hardware Wallet Support
Eternl integrates with Ledger and Trezor hardware wallets for cold storage, combining the convenience of a browser wallet with the security of offline key management.
Advanced DeFi Tools
Eternl includes built-in token management, NFT display, stake pool delegation, and DeFi protocol connections — all in one interface.
Multi-Sig Support
Eternl supports multi-signature transactions, enabling team treasuries, DAO wallets, and shared accounts that require multiple approvals before spending.
How to Use Eternl
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Install Eternl from the Chrome Web Store or download the mobile app
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Create a wallet and store your recovery phrase securely offline
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Set up multiple accounts if needed via the account manager
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Connect to DeFi DApps using the CIP-30 wallet connector
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Optionally pair with a Ledger or Trezor for hardware security
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Eternl good for beginners?
Eternl has more features than simpler wallets like Lace or Yoroi, which can be overwhelming for beginners. It is best suited for users comfortable with DeFi who want maximum control.
Does Eternl support hardware wallets?
Yes. Eternl integrates with both Ledger and Trezor hardware wallets for cold storage.
Is Eternl open source?
Eternl is a community-built wallet. Check their official GitHub for source code and audit information.
What is multi-sig on Eternl?
Multi-signature allows you to create wallets that require M-of-N signatures to authorize transactions. Useful for DAOs, team treasuries, or added personal security.