Exodus Web3 Wallet | Exodus® Browser Extension
An executive presentation that summarises the extension, core features, security posture, user journeys, and official resources — ready for slides or printing.
What is Exodus Web3 Wallet?
Overview
Exodus Web3 Wallet is a multi-chain, non-custodial wallet that brings Web3 dApp connectivity and asset management directly to the browser via the Exodus Browser Extension. It unifies access to major chains like Ethereum and Solana and integrates swaps and staking inside the wallet experience.
Quick Features (At-a-glance)
Main capabilities
- Multi-chain support — manage assets across many networks inside one wallet.
- Web3 dApp connectivity — connect to DeFi, NFTs, and other on-chain applications from the browser.
- Swaps & staking — perform in-wallet swaps and stake eligible assets.
- Desktop & mobile continuity — consistent wallet experience across desktop app, mobile app, and extension.
- Open-source components & developer docs — selected components and APIs are published for integrators and builders.
User Journey
Install → Create → Connect
Step 1 — Install extension
Users install the Exodus Web3 Browser Extension from an official store (Chrome or Firefox) or link from Exodus Web3 Wallet.
Step 2 — Create or restore wallet
During first run, users create a new wallet or restore an existing one using their seed phrase / recovery phrase. Exodus emphasises local, encrypted storage for private keys and recovery advice in their support docs.
Step 3 — Connect dApps
With the extension active, users can connect to dApps that request wallet access, sign transactions, perform swaps, and interact with smart contracts.
Security & Best Practices
Security fundamentals
Important: Browser extensions can request broad permissions. Always install the extension from official sources and verify publisher/verified badges in the store before approving permissions.
Protecting your wallet
- Back up the recovery phrase immediately and store it offline.
- Use hardware wallets for large balances when possible (Exodus supports integration with hardware devices).
- Regularly audit installed extensions — malicious or fake wallet extensions exist across stores.
Developer & Integration Notes
Docs and SDKs
Exodus provides a documentation hub and developer resources for wallet integration, swap APIs, and passkeys SDKs to help dApp and wallet builders integrate safely and smoothly.
Official Resources (10 links)
Use the links below to reach official Exodus pages for downloads, docs, store listings, support, and code.
Business & Adoption Considerations
Market positioning
Exodus positions itself as a user-friendly, multi-asset wallet that lowers onboarding friction for mainstream users while providing power features for web3 enthusiasts: swaps, staking, dApp connectivity, and cross-device continuity.
Opportunity & risks
- Opportunity — broad asset coverage and polished UX for new crypto users.
- Risk — browser extension ecosystem contains malicious actors; careful verification and education are essential for safe adoption.
Recommended Call-to-actions
For product teams
- Link to the official extension pages from your docs and marketing to avoid third-party mirrors.
- Provide clear instructions for seed backup and hardware wallet usage.
- Maintain a centralized "verify extension" help article with screenshots and store links.