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Cardanesia infrastructure: built to earn your trust

Writer: Cardanesia
Cardanesia
Sep 10, 2020
2 min read

Updated: Oct 10

Conceptual illustration of Cardanesia infrastructure: one protected producer and two relay servers connected across a digital landscape.

Choosing a stake pool means choosing who you trust to keep it running. At Cardanesia, we operate the ADI pool with a clear priority: keep it ready to produce blocks when Cardano assigns us the opportunity.


Here is how Cardanesia infrastructure supports your delegation.


Cardanesia infrastructure, built for dependable staking

Our mainnet setup has one block-producing server in Singapore and two network-facing servers, called relays, in Jakarta and Pekanbaru. The relays connect the pool to the wider Cardano network while keeping the block producer separate from public connections.


Those servers are spread across locations and providers. That gives us more than one network connection and reduces dependence on a single hosting location. We maintain the hardware and update the node software as Cardano evolves.


Cardanesia architecture: one mainnet producer in Singapore, relays in Jakarta and Pekanbaru, offline snapshot-based recovery in Germany, and a separate Leios testnet producer and relay.

Watched closely, with a recovery plan

We monitor whether our nodes are keeping up with Cardano, staying connected and running within their available resources. This helps us spot problems that could interfere with block production and investigate them.


We also maintain a recovery arrangement in Germany. On 4 October 2026, we tested moving the block-production role there and back. That verified the switch and the node's readiness; it was not a block-production test. Recovery requires restoring the server and checking it before use, rather than an instant automatic takeover.


These measures support reliable operation. They do not guarantee uninterrupted uptime or fixed rewards: rewards also depend on the pool's stake, block assignments and network conditions.


Improving without mixing experiments with your stake

We run a separate Leios testnet environment to learn about Cardano's next generation of scaling technology. It is separate from the mainnet pool that serves delegators and does not generate your staking rewards.


The animation below shows how transactions and blocks move through our setup.


Stake with ADI, and check our record

You can review ADI's public pool record on Cexplorer before deciding. We want your confidence to rest on what we operate and what you can verify.


Already delegating to ADI? Thank you. Your support is why we keep maintaining the pool and updating you when its infrastructure changes.


If you are looking for a pool with a distributed setup, active monitoring and a tested recovery process, delegate to ADI through your Cardano wallet. Your ADA stays under your control; delegation does not send it to us.

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