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Exodus® is a non-custodial multi‑asset wallet that provides a simple, polished interface for managing cryptocurrencies and tokens. The Exodus® Browser Extension extends that local, private wallet experience into Web3 sites and decentralized applications (dApps), allowing users to sign transactions, interact with smart contracts, and manage assets without exposing private keys to remote servers.
Because Exodus® is non‑custodial, users remain responsible for their own seed phrase and device security.
Installing the Exodus® Browser Extension is a straightforward process. Users can add the extension to popular browsers and then either create a new wallet or import an existing wallet using a recovery phrase. The setup flow emphasizes clear copy and safety steps to ensure users back up their seed phrase immediately.
Never share your seed phrase or private keys. Exodus® staff will never ask for them.
View balances, send and receive tokens, and inspect transaction history. The extension shows fiat equivalents and lets users customize token lists for clarity.
Connect to dApps securely; approve only the transactions you expect. The extension surfaces all transaction details—amounts, fees, and contract methods—so users can make informed decisions.
Keep the extension updated to receive security patches and new chain support.
Private keys are generated and stored locally in an encrypted vault. The extension uses password-based encryption and follows industry-standard cryptographic primitives for seed generation and transaction signing.
Exodus minimizes telemetry by default, and no private keys or seed phrases are transmitted to Exodus servers. Users should still be cautious when connecting to unknown dApps or approving unfamiliar contract calls.
Use hardware wallet integration for high-value accounts whenever possible.
Enter recipient address, choose the token and network, and confirm fees. The extension calculates estimated fees and shows the final fiat value of the transfer.
If a dApp is not detecting the extension, try refreshing the page, ensuring the correct network is selected, or restarting the browser.
For unresolved issues, check Exodus’s official support documentation or community channels.
Clear microcopy and step-by-step onboarding reduces user errors. Visual cues and confirmations guide users through critical security steps such as backing up the seed phrase.
High-contrast text, logical heading order (h1-h5 used throughout), and keyboard navigability are prioritized to create a more inclusive experience.
The extension follows Exodus’s visual identity—calm typography and friendly tone to lower friction for newcomers.
Exodus partners with wallets, aggregators, and dApps to expand user access to services such as swaps, staking, and NFTs. The extension helps users access that ecosystem without compromising key custody.
Revenue may be generated through optional in-app services like swaps and third-party integrations with clear user consent.
Developers can detect wallet APIs and design compatible dApp flows to improve user experience.
Exodus® Browser Extension brings the familiar Exodus wallet experience to Web3. It balances usability and security, enabling a large set of users to interact with blockchain applications while maintaining control over keys and funds.
Always verify URLs and maintain good browser hygiene to reduce risks from phishing or malicious DApps.
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