Exodus
1 storyThe main role of Exodus is that of a self-custodial cryptocurrency wallet. The client combines multi-asset wallet support, built-in exchange integrations, and staking access within its account-access and transaction workflow. The documented feature set also covers portfolio tracking interface, hardware wallet connectivity, and Web3 browser features, although each function should be checked against the current official release. Editorial coverage should follow the clients, signing behavior, recovery model, integrations, security incidents, and operating status of Exodus. An underlying chain or asset should not replace this entry, which follows the custody model, client software, and user controls specific to Exodus.
How Exodus Wallet Puts Crypto Users in Control of Their Keys
Exodus Wallet offers self-custody for over 275 cryptocurrencies, supporting staking, swaps, and NFT management across desktop and mobile. Users retain full control of their private keys and recovery phrases, with no access for Exodus itself.