Exodus Web3 Wallet

Secure. Intuitive. Connected to the Web3 ecosystem.

Presentation Overview

This presentation introduces Exodus Web3 Wallet: what it is, how it works, and why it's useful for users and teams exploring decentralized apps, NFTs, and multi-chain assets. The content is organized into ten short sections suitable for a 10-slide deck, each with clear headings from H1 through H5 for structure and accessibility.

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1 — The Problem

Why a better wallet matters

User friction

Many users struggle with private key management, complex UX, and unclear transaction flows. Web3 adoption stalls when onboarding is difficult and security feels opaque.

Security and trust

Design priorities

Any modern wallet must make security visible yet unobtrusive, educating users without frightening them away.

2 — The Exodus Solution

Design and features

Non-custodial by design

Exodus gives users full control of their private keys while offering intuitive recovery options, a polished UI, and built-in exchange integrations to reduce friction.

Built-in asset support

Multi-chain compatibility

Support for major chains and tokens, plus compatibility layers for emerging Web3 standards and NFTs.

3 — Core Features

What sets Exodus apart

Simple onboarding

Guided setup, mnemonic creation with clear recovery instructions, and optional cloud backup tools make getting started straightforward.

Portfolio & tracking

Live portfolio views, price charts, and transaction histories help users monitor their holdings without leaving the wallet.

Built-in swaps

Integrated exchange partners allow token swaps inside the app with clear fee breakdowns.

4 — UX & Accessibility

Design principles

Clarity over complexity

Prioritize plain-language explanations, progressive disclosure of advanced settings, and accessible color contrast for readability.

Internationalization

Local language support

Multi-language UI and localized help resources reduce cognitive load for global users.

5 — Security Model

Non-custodial, transparent

Key management

Private keys remain client-side. Exodus supports hardware wallets for high-value custody and transparent signing flows so users know what they approve.

Recovery options

Seed phrases & social recovery

Multiple recovery methods balance security and convenience; education around secure storage is provided during onboarding.

6 — Ecosystem

dApps, NFTs, and DeFi

WalletConnect & browser bridge

Seamless connections to decentralized apps and marketplaces with clear permission prompts and session controls.

Token standards

ERC-20, ERC-721 and beyond

Native handling for token types, metadata display for NFTs, and improved UX for gas estimation and fee selection.

7 — Business Model

Sustainable revenue with user trust

Exchange commissions

Small fees on in-app swaps and value-added services such as portfolio analytics and premium support provide revenue while keeping core features free.

Partnerships

Integration partners and token projects

Strategic partnerships with infrastructure and liquidity providers help lower costs and expand token availability.

8 — Roadmap

What’s next

Short term

Refinements to onboarding flows, new language support, and improved NFT galleries. Continue to expand supported chains.

Mid term

Deeper DeFi tooling

Add staking dashboards, vault strategies, and enhanced privacy features while maintaining transparency and user control.

9 — Call to Action

Get started with Exodus

Try it today

Download the desktop or mobile app, explore the built-in exchange, and connect to your favorite dApps. For teams: evaluate integration possibilities and partnership models.

Resources

Helpful links

Official site: exodus.com — PowerPoint Online: Open in PowerPoint