Exódus® Web3 Wallet — Presentation

Executive summary

Exódus® Web3 Wallet is a user-focused cryptocurrency wallet providing an intuitive interface for managing digital assets, connecting to decentralized applications (dApps), and interacting with Web3 services. This presentation highlights core features, security practices, recommended onboarding steps, and references to official Exodus resources where appropriate.

Key features

• Multi-asset management: Store and manage a broad range of cryptocurrencies and tokens in one wallet.
• Built-in exchange: Swap tokens inside the wallet using integrated swap services for a smoother user experience.
• dApp & Web3 compatibility: Connect securely to decentralized applications, NFT marketplaces, and DeFi platforms.
• Cross-platform availability: Desktop and mobile apps with consistent UX across devices.
• Portfolio insights: Track portfolio value, transaction history, and asset performance at a glance.

Security model and best practices

Exódus® Web3 Wallet follows a user-custody model where private keys are held locally on the user’s device. Because custody rests with the user, following security best practices is essential:

• Always create and securely store your recovery phrase offline; treat it like the keys to a safe.
• Use strong device security (PIN, biometrics, or OS-level encryption) and keep wallet software up to date.
• Verify dApp connections and permissions before approving transactions — only connect to trusted sites.
• Consider using a hardware wallet for large balances or long-term storage; Exódus® supports hardware integrations where available.

Note: No software wallet can fully eliminate risk — the combination of secure habits, device hygiene, and hardware backup strategies materially reduces exposure to compromise.

Onboarding & recommended flow

1. Download the official app: Get the Exódus® Web3 Wallet app from the official Exodus website or trusted app stores. (See disclaimer and official link below.)
2. Create a new wallet: Follow the guided setup to generate a new wallet and write down your recovery phrase on paper or a secure hardware device.
3. Secure your device: Enable OS-level protections (PIN/biometrics) and keep the device patched and updated.
4. Test with a small transfer: Send a small amount first to confirm receipt before moving larger balances.
5. Explore dApps carefully: Revoke permissions after testing and only reuse connections with trusted services.

Use cases and audiences

Exódus® Web3 Wallet suits a variety of users, including:

• Casual investors who want a simple UI to manage multiple tokens.
• Collectors engaging with NFTs via marketplace integrations.
• DeFi users accessing swaps, liquidity pools, and yield platforms through dApp connectors.
• Advanced users who pair the wallet with hardware devices for improved security.

Integration & developer notes

Developers and teams considering integration should note that Exódus® offers Web3 connectivity patterns common to modern wallets (WalletConnect, injected providers, or other standard connectors). Prioritize UX flows that surface minimal, clear permissions and provide explicit transaction details to users.

Accessibility & localization

Accessibility and localization are key to broad adoption. Ensure UI text is readable, interactive elements are keyboard-accessible, and translations cover critical recovery/security content to avoid misinterpretation.

Disclaimer & official resources

Please note: This presentation is informational and not official legal or financial advice. Always verify downloads and resources using the official Exodus website or the wallet’s verified app store pages. Linking to third-party resources here is for convenience only — rely on Exodus’s official channels for the latest downloads, security advisories, and support documentation.

If you are unsure about any step, consult Exodus’s support center or community channels listed on the official site before proceeding with significant transfers.