Overview
CardanoScan Reward Tracker is a free way to check your Cardano staking rewards without connecting a wallet. Paste your stake address or any Cardano payment address into the search bar at cardanoscan.io, and the page shows every reward you have received, every pool you have delegated to, and every time you have withdrawn rewards. Nothing is signed and nothing is stored.1
The tracker is part of Cardanoscan, a wider block explorer that also covers blocks, transactions, pools, native tokens, and Cardano governance.1 The reward-tracking pages are the standout for delegators, but they sit inside an explorer that most Cardano users open regularly for other things.
The site is built and maintained by Strica, a long-running Cardano team that also makes Typhon Wallet and several open-source tools for the ecosystem.23
Key Features
- Full reward history per stake address. Paste a stake address and Cardanoscan shows every past reward, every pool you have delegated to, every withdrawal, and any special one-off payouts, all in one page1.
- Lookup by any Cardano address. If you only know your receive address, paste it and Cardanoscan finds the linked stake address for you, then shows the same reward history1.
- Works on Cardano test networks too. Separate versions of the tracker exist for Cardano's two test networks (preprod and preview), so developers can check rewards in the same way before launching anything live1.
- Developer API too. Builders can fetch the same reward and delegation data through a developer interface, with a free tier and paid Pro tier for higher volume needs4.
- Backed by a long-running team. Cardanoscan is maintained by Strica, the same team behind Typhon Wallet, with continuous development funded across multiple rounds of Cardano's community grant program23.
What to Expect
Using Cardanoscan to track rewards takes one action: paste your stake address (starts with stake1) or your Cardano payment address (starts with addr1) into the search bar. The page that loads brings together your current delegation, the list of past pools, every reward by cycle, every withdrawal, and any one-off payouts. There is no sign-in, no wallet connect, and no data stored about you. For casual delegators, it is the fastest way to confirm a pool is paying out and that rewards land where you expect.
The interface leans technical rather than friendly. There is no dedicated rewards dashboard with charts and totals. You need to know your stake address to look it up, and the page assumes you understand the difference between rewards, withdrawals, and the rarer special payouts. People new to staking may want to use a wallet-based tracker first and come back to Cardanoscan for the deep history. Pages are dark-themed and packed with tables rather than charts.
For developers, the Cardanoscan developer interface is the main draw beyond the site itself. One credential unlocks programmatic access to reward and delegation data without needing to run a Cardano node yourself.4 The team behind Cardanoscan has been active on Cardano for years, which is the trust signal most delegators look for when picking a place to check their reward history.2
