Exodus Web3 Wallet — Presentation

Secure • Intuitive • Multi-chain

Exodus is a polished Web3 wallet built for everyday crypto users who want a balance of security and simplicity. This presentation covers purpose, core features, onboarding flow, security model, integrations, and where to find official resources. Designed for product demos, investor overviews, team briefings, or training sessions.

1. Purpose & Vision

Exodus aims to provide an elegant Web3 gateway: a non-custodial wallet that lets users manage assets, access decentralized apps, and swap tokens — all with a friendly UI. The focus is accessibility for beginners while offering advanced features for power users.

2. Key Features

Multi-Chain Support

Works with Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, and many EVM & non-EVM networks — manage multiple chains in one place.

Built-in Swap & Portfolio

On-device token swaps and an overview dashboard that tracks holdings, gains, and allocation over time.

Wallet Connect & dApp Browser

Seamless dApp connections through WalletConnect and integrated browser/extension flows for Web3 apps.

Cross-Platform

Desktop, mobile, and browser extension options with encrypted backups and easy device recovery.

3. Onboarding Flow (Recommended Demo)

Step 1 — Install & Create

Show how easy it is to download, create a new wallet, and generate a secure recovery phrase. Highlight UX cues that prevent mistakes.

Step 2 — Add Assets

Import or receive assets, explain token discovery and how balances populate automatically.

Step 3 — Connect to dApp

Demonstrate connecting to a decentralized exchange or NFT marketplace, then execute a small swap or sign a simple transaction.

4. Security Model

Exodus is non-custodial: private keys are stored locally and encrypted. Users control their recovery phrase. Show the wallet's encryption, optional passphrase features, and recommended security practices (cold storage for large balances, hardware wallet pairing, and safe backup of seed phrases).

5. Integrations & Extensibility

Exodus supports hardware wallet integration, third-party portfolio trackers, fiat on/off ramps, and developer APIs. Emphasize interoperability with hardware devices for enhanced security and the ability to expand functionality through plugins or partners.

6. UX Best Practices

  • Keep primary flows simple: send/receive/swap/portfolio.
  • Progressive disclosure for advanced features (staking, custom gas, contract interaction).
  • Clear security prompts and transaction previews to reduce user error.

7. Common Questions (FAQ)

Is Exodus custodial?

No — users hold their own keys locally. Exodus provides tools to manage them, but not custody.

Can I recover my wallet?

Yes — with the recovery phrase (seed). Encourage secure offline backups.