A concise presentation outlining what Exodus Web3 Wallet is, how it works, key features, security posture, and how to get started — presented with clear headings for a slide-like flow.
Exodus Web3 Wallet is a multi-chain, non-custodial wallet and browser extension that lets users manage crypto assets, connect to decentralized applications (dApps), and interact with Web3 services directly from popular browsers. It complements Exodus mobile and desktop products, offering a consistent, user-focused approach to self-custody.
The wallet’s goal is to make Web3 accessible: connect to DeFi, manage NFTs, sign transactions, and swap between tokens without surrendering private keys to third parties. Exodus aims to balance usability with security for both newcomers and experienced users.
Exodus supports major chains and many EVM and non-EVM networks, enabling users to hold and transact across multiple ecosystems from one extension or app. This reduces fragmentation and streamlines portfolio management.
Users can swap assets in-product and access buy/sell rails through integrated partners, making conversions and onboarding easier without leaving the wallet environment.
A polished UI, clear transaction flows, and helpful in-app guidance lower the learning curve for newcomers while still exposing advanced capabilities for power users.
Exodus publishes developer docs and maintains open-source components used throughout their stack, which helps integrators and developers build on top of Exodus tooling.
Exodus is self-custodial: private keys are generated and stored for the user, and Exodus staff do not have access to user funds. Users are responsible for securely backing up their recovery phrase and protecting local access to the wallet.
The company runs dedicated security teams, public bug bounty programs, and publishes security guidance for users. Hardware wallet support is available for an additional security layer.
Exodus provides an extensive knowledge base and support channels for common issues like restoring a wallet, recovering transactions, and learning about token support.
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