Common Queries
By abstracting away the provider calls, Evolution library provides different methods to query on-chain data:
UTxOs (Unspent Transaction Outputs) are building blocks of Cardano's eUTxO model. A nuance from account-based models is that your wallet's balance is the sum of all UTxOs at your address.
const utxos = await lucid.utxosAt("addr_test...");Provider capabilities
New provider observations are optional on the Provider interface so existing
third-party providers remain source-compatible. Lucid throws a
ProviderCapabilityError when the configured provider does not implement a
requested optional capability.
Policy queries
Query all UTxOs at an address that contain any asset under a policy:
const utxos = await lucid.utxosAtWithPolicy(address, policyId);Kupmios uses Kupo's native policy_id filter. Other providers use a portable,
exact policy-prefix fallback over getUtxos.
Reward-account registration
Unlike delegationAt, reward-account state distinguishes an unregistered
account from a registered, undelegated account with no rewards:
const account = await lucid.rewardAccountAt(rewardAddress);
// { registered: boolean, poolId: string | null, rewards: bigint }delegationAt remains available for compatibility.
Transaction status and confirmation
const status = await lucid.transactionStatus(txHash, { signal });
const confirmation = await lucid.awaitTxConfirmation(txHash, {
checkInterval: 3000,
timeout: 120000,
minimumConfirmations: 2,
signal,
});Status can be not_found, pending, failed, or confirmed. Confirmation
metadata contains only observations the provider can truthfully supply, such as
block hash, height, slot, or actual block-confirmation count. The original
boolean awaitTx method remains available for compatibility. A provider that
does not expose an actual confirmation count can satisfy the default inclusion
wait, but a minimumConfirmations value greater than one will continue polling
until the caller's timeout.