Introduction
Welcome to Exodus
Exodus is a polished, multi‑asset Web3 wallet built for people who want to interact with decentralized applications, manage cryptocurrencies, and safeguard digital assets without sacrificing simplicity. This presentation outlines Exodus’s core features, how it connects users to the decentralized web, and best practices for onboarding and security. Think of this as the high‑level narrative you can present to stakeholders or users.
What is the Exodus Web3 Wallet?
Wallet, Portfolio & Gateway
Exodus combines a secure non‑custodial wallet, an intuitive portfolio tracker, and a gateway to Web3. Users retain control of their private keys, view a live portfolio of their holdings, send & receive tokens across dozens of blockchains, and access NFT galleries and DApp integrations directly from the application or browser extension.
Core Features
Simple Onboarding
Exodus focuses on a frictionless first experience: clear seed phrase creation, optional hardware wallet pairing, and straightforward recovery instructions. The onboarding flow walks users step‑by‑step and explains why keeping a backup matters.
Cross‑Chain Asset Support
From Bitcoin and Ethereum to EVM‑compatible chains and emerging L2 networks, Exodus supports many token standards so users can manage most of their holdings in one place.
Built‑In Exchange & Swaps
Users can perform on‑chain swaps and fast portfolio rebalancing inside the wallet with a transparent fee model and swap routing options.
NFTs & DApps
A native NFT gallery and a Web3 browser let users explore marketplaces and interact with decentralized apps while keeping private keys local.
Security Model
Non‑Custodial by Design
Exodus is non‑custodial: private keys live on the user's device. The wallet emphasizes local encryption, exportable seed phrases, and integration with hardware wallets (like Trezor) for an extra security layer.
Practical Security Tips
- Create and store your seed phrase offline in at least two secure locations
- Pair a hardware wallet for large balances or long‑term storage
- Keep software updated and verify official links before downloading
Onboarding Flow (Quick)
Step 1 — Install & Create
Download the app or browser extension, choose "Create new wallet," and set a strong password.
Step 2 — Backup
Write down the recovery phrase, store it offline, and verify the backup inside the app.
Step 3 — Explore
Use the wallet to receive a small test token, try a swap, and open the NFT gallery to familiarize yourself with the UI.
Design & UX Principles
Clarity Over Clutter
Clean information hierarchy, clear microcopy, and soft color palettes reduce user anxiety. Exodus’s UI emphasizes readable balances, easy access to backups, and simple transaction flows.
Progressive Disclosure
Advanced features remain available but are progressively disclosed to avoid overwhelming new users. Power users can access granular network settings and swap routing options.
Developer & Ecosystem Integrations
Extensions & APIs
Exodus offers a browser extension and integration points for dApps through standard Web3 provider patterns, enabling developers to connect and sign transactions with minimal friction.
Conclusion
Why Exodus?
Exodus strikes a balance between friendly onboarding for newcomers and the advanced features sought by experienced users. By being non‑custodial, supporting many chains, and offering in‑app learning, Exodus helps people explore Web3 with confidence.
Call to action
Download Exodus, create a secure backup today, and take a small step into Web3: try receiving a small test token and explore an NFT gallery. Always verify official sources and never share your seed phrase.