Exodus

Wallet Exodus Movement, Inc.
Updated
Wallet type
Multi-platform wallet
Custody
Non-custodial
Networks
  • Bitcoin
  • Ethereum
  • BNB Smart Chain
  • Avalanche
  • Tron
  • Arbitrum
  • Base
  • Optimism
  • Polygon
  • Solana
Platforms
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Desktop (Windows)
  • Desktop (macOS)
  • Desktop (Linux)

Exodus Overview

Product Name
Exodus
Parent Company
Exodus Movement, Inc.
Release Date
2015
Wallet Type
Multi-platform wallet
Custodial Status
Non-custodial
Built-in Swaps
Yes
Source code
Partially open-source
Fiat On-ramp
Yes
Website
exodus.io

Additional details

Supported Cryptos
0x, Aragon, Augur, Bancor, Basic Attention Token, …Show More (+77)Show Less0x, Aragon, Augur, Bancor, Basic Attention Token, BNB, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bread, Civic, Dash, Decred, DigiByte, DigixDAO, district0x, Edgeless, Ethereum Classic, Ethereum, FunFair, Gnosis, Golem, iExec RLC, Litecoin, Matchpool, Numeraire, Polymath Network, Populous, Ripio Credit Network, XRP, SALT, Status, Storj, TenX, Wings, Zcash, adToken, Aeron, Aeternity, Aion, Airswap, AmberCoin, AppCoins, Chainlink, Cindicator, Single Collateral DAI, Decentraland, Dent, Dentacoin, Dragonchain, Voyager Token, FirstBlood, Genesis Vision, Iconomi, Kin, KuCoin Token, Loopring, Lunyr, Maker, MediShares, Metal, Mithril, Pillar, Po.et, QASH, Raiden Network Token, RChain, Request Network, Revain, Rivetz, Santiment Network Token, SingularDTV, StormX, Substratum, TaaS, Time New Bank, VeChain, Veritaseum, Viberate, Waltonchain, WAX, WeTrust, TrueUSD
Supported Blockchains
Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche, Tron, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon, Solana
Token Standards
ERC-20, BEP-20, SPL, TRC-20
Platforms
iOS, Android, Desktop (Windows), Desktop (macOS), Desktop (Linux)
Hardware Wallet Support
Yes
Staking Support
Full
Supported Hardware Wallets
Ledger, Trezor
Hardware Connection Methods
USB, Bluetooth

Exodus Screenshots

Exodus About

Exodus is a self-custody cryptocurrency wallet designed for managing digital assets across multiple networks from a single interface. It is available on desktop and mobile, after the retirement of its browser extension on October 1, 2026.

Overview

Exodus operates under a non-custodial model, meaning users control their private keys and recovery phrase rather than delegating custody to a third party. Supported assets include Bitcoin and Ethereum.

History and Background

Exodus launched in 2015. Its product range expanded from desktop software to mobile wallets and the browser extension retired on October 1, 2026.

Core Products and Services

  • Use Exodus on desktop and mobile. The discontinued browser extension no longer supports sending, receiving or viewing balances.
  • Swap supported assets inside the wallet through integrated exchange functionality that routes to third-party liquidity providers.
  • Exodus can pair with selected hardware wallets. Users approve transactions on the hardware while managing the portfolio through Exodus.
  • View supported tokens and, where available, NFT holdings on compatible networks. Exodus has announced that NFT support on all networks will end on December 1, 2026.

Technology and Features

Exodus is designed around local key management. When a wallet is created, the recovery phrase serves as the primary backup. Transactions are signed using keys derived from that recovery phrase, and the user is responsible for protecting backups and device access. This model reduces reliance on account recovery processes used by custodial platforms, but it also means mistakes, such as losing recovery data or approving malicious transactions, can be difficult or impossible to undo.

After the browser extension’s retirement, dApp access requires a different compatible wallet. Holders of assets on Solana and other networks should check the receiving wallet’s recovery compatibility before importing credentials. Exodus Mobile can restore supported holdings from the 12-word recovery phrase but does not connect to web3 apps.

Exodus displays holdings across supported assets in one portfolio view.

Risks and Considerations

  • If the recovery phrase is lost and the device is unavailable, assets may be unrecoverable. If the recovery phrase is exposed, funds can be stolen.
  • Wallet users can be tricked into approving transactions or token permissions that drain assets, especially when interacting with unfamiliar dApps.
  • DeFi and NFT activity can involve contract vulnerabilities or malicious contracts. Losses are typically irreversible on-chain.
  • In-wallet swaps and related services may rely on external providers, which can introduce fees, limits, and availability differences by jurisdiction.

Exodus Features & Specs

Key Features

FeatureDetails
Self-custody security modelWallet access is controlled by a device-generated 12-word secret key (recovery phrase). Exodus secret keys are always 12 words.
Multi-platform walletAvailable on mobile (iOS, Android) and desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux). The Exodus Web3 Wallet browser extension was discontinued on October 1, 2026.
Built-in swappingIn-app swaps available on Mobile and Desktop. Exodus states swap fees can start as low as 0.5%. Swaps are routed through third-party swap API providers (DEX and CEX providers), and availability can vary by asset, pair, and location.
Buy and sell crypto in-walletExodus supports in-wallet purchases using payment methods that can include credit/debit cards, bank transfer, and mobile payment options such as Apple Pay and Google Pay (availability varies by region and provider).
StakingStaking rewards are supported for multiple assets within Exodus. Staking services use third parties, and features such as auto-restaking can be available on select assets.
Web3 and NFT supportThe browser extension was discontinued on October 1, 2026. Exodus Mobile does not support web3 app connections. NFT support on all networks is scheduled to end on December 1, 2026.
Hardware wallet integrationsExodus supports connecting hardware wallets for added security:

  • Desktop: Trezor One, Model T, Safe 3, Safe 5
  • Mobile: Ledger Nano X and Ledger Flex, plus Trezor Safe 7 over Bluetooth on iOS or Android after setup in Trezor Suite. Safe 7 integration is mobile-only. Asset compatibility still applies.
App-level protectionsExodus supports device-based security controls such as passcode and biometric locking (for example Face ID or Touch ID on iOS, where available).
Backup optionsPrimary recovery uses the 12-word secret key. Exodus also supports an optional mobile backup flow using iCloud or Google Drive, where an encrypted secret key is stored in cloud storage and decrypted using a device passkey (protected by Face ID, Touch ID, PIN, or password).
Open-source postureExodus states it uses many open-source components and makes some of its source code available, while other components of Exodus are not open source.

Security and Integrity Details

AreaSpecification
Recovery phraseManual restoration uses the 12-word recovery phrase. Mobile users who enabled encrypted cloud backup can instead restore through that backup with the required cloud access and device passkey.
Desktop encryptionExodus states that after setting a password, wallet files are encrypted by that password when the wallet is closed.
Optional cloud backup (mobile)Encrypted secret key stored in iCloud or Google Drive. A device passkey is used to decrypt the file and restore access.
Desktop installer verificationExodus provides guidance for verifying installer authenticity using developer signatures and release hashes (with a signed hash list).

Exodus Team

Parent company Exodus Movement, Inc.

Team members

2 profiles

JP Richardson

Chief Executive Officer

Daniel Castagnoli

Chief Creative Officer

Exodus Support

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