Exodus Web3 Wallet

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This presentation introduces the Exodus Web3 Wallet and the Exodus® Browser Extension. It explains core features, security model, user onboarding, integrations, practical demos, and recommended best practices for teams and users. The layout uses meaningful headings (h1–h5) and clear sections so you can copy slides directly into PowerPoint or use as an HTML handout.

Overview: What is Exodus Web3 Wallet?

The Exodus Web3 Wallet is a multi-asset wallet designed to make blockchain access simple, secure, and visually appealing. The Exodus® Browser Extension acts as the bridge between traditional browsers and decentralized applications (dApps), enabling users to sign transactions, manage accounts, and interact with DeFi, NFTs, and on-chain games directly from their browser.

Core proposition

• One-click connection to dApps via the browser extension.
• Support for multiple chains and token standards.
• Intuitive UI with portfolio tracking and built-in exchange features.

Key Features

Wallet & Account Management (h3)

Exodus lets users create secure accounts, import existing wallets via seed phrase, and manage multiple addresses. The browser extension exposes account selection to dApps while keeping private keys encrypted locally.

Built-in Swap & Portfolio

Instant swaps and price charts are accessible from the extension. Portfolio views display real-time balances and historical performance so users can make informed decisions without leaving the browser.

Security & Privacy

Local Key Storage

Private keys are encrypted on-device using strong encryption. The extension never uploads your keys to external servers. Backup and recovery are achieved through a human-readable seed phrase.

Permission Prompts

Every dApp connection or transaction request prompts the user to approve or reject actions. Permissions are limited to the chosen account and can be revoked within the extension.

Best practices (h4)

• Use hardware wallets when possible for high-value accounts.
• Keep seed phrases offline and stored securely.
• Double-check domain names and contract addresses before approving transactions.

Onboarding Flow

Install & Set Up

Installation is a browser extension install from the Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons, or direct download for supported browsers. Users choose to create a new wallet or import an existing one. The UI walks users through seed phrase creation, secure storage tips, and an optional password for quick unlock.

Connecting to dApps

When visiting a dApp, the site will issue a connection request. The extension shows clear metadata (origin, account, and requested actions), allowing the user to accept or deny the session.

Integrations & Supported Chains

Multi-chain Support

Exodus supports major EVM chains and selected non-EVM chains through integrated RPC endpoints. Token standards (ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155) are supported for balances, transfers, and NFT display.

Third-party Integrations

Exchanges, token swap aggregators, and portfolio APIs are integrated to give a seamless experience. Developers can detect the extension via window.ethereum (or the Exodus provider) and request signatures using standard methods.

User Experience & Design Philosophy

Simplicity First

Exodus emphasizes approachable language, progressive disclosure of complex features, and a colorful, friendly design. This reduces onboarding friction for new users while retaining advanced tools for power users.

Accessibility (h4)

Large typography, contrast-conscious palettes, and keyboard navigation make the extension accessible. Tooltips and contextual help are embedded to guide first-time users through signing, swapping, and connecting.

Demo Walkthrough (Step-by-step)

1. Install the Extension

Open your browser, search for “Exodus Web3 Wallet” in the extension store, and add it to your browser. Pin the extension for quick access.

2. Create or Import Wallet

Choose “Create New Wallet” or “Import” and follow the guided seed phrase flow. Store your seed phrase offline.

3. Connect to a dApp

Visit a dApp, click “Connect Wallet,” and approve the connection in the extension popup. Review requested permissions carefully.

Business Model & Developer Notes

Revenue Streams

• Built-in exchange fees and swap routing fees.
• Optional premium features or partnerships with custodial services.

Developer Integration

Developers should use standard provider APIs and request minimal permissions. Clear UX for permissioning reduces user drop-off and increases trust with dApp audiences.

Tip:

Always present contract addresses and human-readable descriptions when asking users to sign complex transactions.

Conclusion & Next Steps

Summary

Exodus Web3 Wallet and the Exodus® Browser Extension provide an approachable, secure gateway to the decentralized web. With a focus on design, multi-chain support, and integrated swaps, Exodus targets users who value simplicity without sacrificing functionality.

Call to action

Try the browser extension in a safe environment (testnets) first. Share feedback with the Exodus team, and consider integrating your dApp with Exodus for smoother user onboarding.