A Cardano transaction is essentially a transfer of value (ADA) from one address to another on the Cardano blockchain. It's like sending money from one bank account to another, but instead of using traditional financial institutions, you're using a decentralized network.
When you initiate a Cardano transaction, it's recorded in a block, which is then added to the blockchain. This ensures the transaction is secure, transparent, and irreversible. Cardano transactions are also fee-based, with the fees helping to maintain the network's security and incentivize the operation of staking pools.
You can find recent transactions on our welcome page.