Your keys, your control
A self-custody wallet puts the private keys in your hands. You can manage your assets directly, without asking a central service to approve every move.
Learn more ↗Meet the Exodus Web3 Wallet browser extension: a considered way to manage supported crypto assets and explore decentralized apps, right from your browser.
Crypto is more than numbers on a screen. It can be a way to participate in a global, always-on internet. Exodus Web3 Wallet brings the essentials of that experience into your browser: a portfolio you can understand, tools to manage your supported assets, and a connection point for the decentralized web.
Whether you are taking your first steps or already moving between networks, the extension is designed to make the everyday feel more approachable. Start with a clear overview. Take time to understand a transaction. Then choose where you want to explore.
A browser wallet can make Web3 feel closer to the places where you discover it. When a supported decentralized application offers a wallet connection, you can choose whether to connect and review what the site is requesting. A connection does not mean you should approve every prompt: keep your attention on the details, and disconnect when you no longer need access.
Think of the extension as a practical companion, not a shortcut around good judgment. Learn the basics at your own pace, begin with small transactions if you decide to use crypto, and use trusted product resources whenever you have questions. The right pace is the one that lets you stay informed and in control.
Useful tools for navigating your assets and the wider Web3 ecosystem—all from the browser you already use.
A self-custody wallet puts the private keys in your hands. You can manage your assets directly, without asking a central service to approve every move.
Learn more ↗Bring supported crypto assets together in a single portfolio. Check balances, explore tokens, and switch networks from a familiar browser experience.
Learn more ↗Connect to decentralized applications and explore on-chain experiences from your browser, while staying mindful of the permissions each connection requests.
Learn more ↗A self-custody wallet is built around a simple idea: you are responsible for access to your assets. Your recovery phrase is the key to restoring access, so it deserves the same care you would give to any sensitive credential. Keep it private, store it securely offline, and never share it with anyone—not even someone claiming to be support.
Exodus does not take control of your wallet for you. That freedom comes with responsibility. Before sending crypto, double-check the destination, network, and fees. Only connect to sites you trust, and review the transaction details before approving. Blockchain transfers are generally irreversible once confirmed.
Read the safe-start checklist ↗Write it down and keep it somewhere secure and private. Never enter it into a website or share it in a message.
Check what a site is asking you to sign. A connection or signature can grant permissions, so take a moment to understand the request.
Confirm the recipient address, network, token, and amount. Be wary of unexpected links, urgent messages, and offers that sound too good to be true.
Learn more about the Exodus browser extension, check current compatibility, and explore product guidance on the official Exodus website before getting started.
Visit Exodus.com ↗Always verify you are using the official site and supported extension.