Cardano
Knowledge meets blockchain
Set up a Cardano wallet
A wallet is your personal digital purse — an app on your phone or in your browser. Only you control it: the recovery phrase stays with you and is never shared with ClinicTools.
That is self-custody: no provider, bank or platform holds anything for you. For ClinicTools, the wallet is simply your personal digital access — that is all you need to know at the start.
Get ADA
ADA is the currency of the Cardano network. The Cardano membership requires at least 100 ADA in your wallet — they remain your property throughout and are never transferred to ClinicTools.
ADA is available from regulated providers. ClinicTools gives no buying or investment advice; the 100 ADA are an access requirement, not an investment.
Delegate to the BRIAN stake pool
Staking means registering your ADA with a stake pool so they help secure the network. A stake pool is a server producing blocks for Cardano — BRIAN is the pool behind ClinicTools.
Delegation is a registration, not a transfer: your ADA never leave your wallet, BRIAN gets no access to them, and you can change the delegation at any time.
Connect your wallet to ClinicTools
On the sign-in page you connect your wallet with one click. Your wallet asks for permission and for a signature — a cryptographic confirmation that this wallet is really yours. The signature is free and triggers no payment.
ClinicTools never asks for your recovery phrase, private keys or wallet password. Any page that does is a scam.
Verification and membership
At every sign-in ClinicTools checks directly on the Cardano blockchain: wallet verified, at least 100 ADA, delegation to BRIAN. When all three conditions hold, your Cardano membership is active.
You can see the state of your membership on the membership page at any time.