A concise, shareable presentation covering product overview, core features, onboarding, security best practices, integrations, and developer & business resources.
Executive Summary
Exódus® is a polished, user-first Web3 wallet that runs as a desktop app and as a browser extension. This presentation focuses on the Exódus® Browser Extension, a lightweight entry point for Web3 users to interact with dApps, manage digital assets, and connect securely to the decentralized web.
User-centric UI
Built-in portfolio
Hardware wallet support
Cross-platform
What is Exódus®?
Exódus® is a multi-asset Web3 wallet designed for users who want beautiful design, simple onboarding, and strong functionality. The extension brings those benefits inside the browser environment so users can:
Sign transactions and interact with dApps (DeFi, NFTs, gaming).
Manage multiple blockchains and token types via a single interface.
Backup and restore using a seed phrase or integrate with hardware wallets for enhanced security.
Key Features of the Browser Extension
Core Wallet Abilities
Multi-chain support (Ethereum, EVM-compatible chains, and select L2s).
Token management & portfolio overview with real-time balances.
ERC-20 and NFT support built-in.
Transaction history with clear labels and links to explorers.
Security & Access
Seed phrase backup and restore workflow with clear user prompts.
Integration with popular hardware wallets for cold storage.
Permission-based dApp connections and granular approval screens.
Optional password/pin protection and session timeout settings.
Onboarding & First-Time Setup
Quick path to use
Install the extension from the browser store and click the extension icon.
Create a new wallet or restore an existing one using the 12/24-word seed phrase.
Set a strong password and write your recovery phrase on paper — keep it offline.
Enable optional features like 'Connect on page load' or hardware wallet pairing.
Tips for better onboarding
Show inline security tips during seed creation (why not to screenshot, why cold storage matters).
Display small explainer tooltips for gas, nonce, and network switching.
Offer a sandbox/testnet mode to let users try dApps without real funds.
UX & Design Language
Exódus® focuses on clarity. Microcopy, progressive disclosure, and soft color palettes help new users make confident decisions while giving advanced users fast paths to power features.
Friendly, non-technical language for onboarding steps.
Clear affordances for approving or rejecting dApp requests.
Visual hierarchy: balances and primary actions emphasized with color and whitespace.
Security Deep-dive
Threat model & mitigations
Private keys stored encrypted locally (never sent to remote servers).
Transaction signing requires explicit user consent inside the extension popup.
Permissions are scoped per-origin — you can revoke them from the settings page.
Recommended security workflow
Use a hardware wallet for large balances.
Keep small "hot" balances in the extension for day-to-day use.
// Example pseudo-code: show minimal info in approval UI
function buildApprovalView(tx){
return {
from: tx.from,
to: tx.to,
value: tx.value, // in ETH
dataSummary: summarize(tx.data),
gasEstimate: estimateGas(tx)
}
}
dApp Integration
Extension exposes a simple API compatible with window.ethereum and popular provider standards so dApps can prompt users to connect, request signatures, and send transactions.
Standard Web3 provider injection (EIP-1193 compatible).
Support for personal_sign and eth_signTypedData for off-chain verification.
Easy network switching prompts for dApps to request the right chain.
Developer Resources
Exódus® offers documentation and an SDK for teams building dApps that want to support the extension natively.
Comprehensive API docs and sample projects (connect, sign, transact).
Code examples for handling accounts, network changes, and event listeners.
Guides for integrating wallets with dApp UX flows that reduce approval errors.