TL;DR
Cardano ADA transactions can be imported via CoinTracking’s blockchain importer. We recommend using your BECH32 staking address (stake1...) for complete coverage of staking rewards and related transfers. If using addr1... addresses, each one must be imported via a separate job. Note that the latest two epochs of rewards are always delayed due to Cardano’s payout cycle.
How Do I Import Cardano ADA Transactions?
You can import your Cardano transactions using our Cardano blockchain importer.
Which Address Format Should I Use?
Recommended: Use your BECH32 staking address (starts with stake1...)
This will import staking rewards and all transfers linked to your staking wallet.
If you're unsure of your staking address, you can look it up using the Cardano Explorer.
Alternative: If using an addr1... address format:
You must create a new API job per address, as Cardano creates new addresses for nearly every transaction.
This is commonly seen in wallets like Yoroi, where external/internal addresses are generated frequently.
Note: You can monitor 5–10 blockchain jobs per day, depending on your CoinTracking license level.
Once an address has finished importing, you may delete the old job to make room for new ones. Guide: Create and delete API Import Job
Why Are Some Staking Rewards Missing?
Cardano rewards operate with a 2-epoch delay. Here’s how it works:
If you earn rewards in epoch 239, those rewards will only be paid out in epoch 241.
This means the two most recent epochs will always be missing in any automatic import, as they haven’t been finalized yet.
Rewards are paid with a 25-day delay. You’ll earn rewards every 5 days (one epoch), but each cycle is calculated based on your ADA balance 25 days earlier.