This presentation shows how to install, configure, and safely use the Exodus Web3 Wallet. It covers key handling, connecting to decentralized apps (dApps), sending and receiving assets, backup & recovery, and troubleshooting. Follow the headings H1–H5 across slides for structure and clarity.
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Exodus is a user-focused cryptocurrency wallet that now includes Web3 features: secure key management, integrated dApp browser, and multi-chain asset support. H3 here explains the core concept — a non-custodial wallet that keeps private keys with the user.
Friendly interface, built-in exchange, portfolio tracking, and native dApp connectivity make Exodus suitable for beginners and intermediate users. It balances usability with security features.
Your 12 or 24-word recovery phrase is the ultimate access method. Store it offline — never take a photo or keep it in cloud storage.
Handling refers to how you manage, store, and use private keys and the recovery phrase. Good handling minimizes risk from theft or accidental loss.
Never share your phrase or private keys. Exodus support will never ask for them.
Exodus includes an integrated Web3 connection layer. When a dApp requests access, Exodus shows a clear permission prompt listing which account and permissions are requested.
Always review requested permissions. Limit approvals to the minimum required — avoid "infinite approval" tokens unless necessary and understood.
To send, choose the asset, enter recipient address, set network/gas fees, and confirm. Exodus will display fees and conversion details before you finalize.
To receive, copy your receive address or show the QR code. Verify addresses carefully — small errors can cause permanent loss.
Use the built-in history to track confirmations and view transaction IDs (TxIDs) for support and record-keeping.
Exodus supports multiple networks (Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, etc.). Select the correct network for your token to avoid lost funds.
Exodus offers swaps/exchanges inside the app. Swaps may include liquidity provider fees and slippage; always review before confirming.
Create at least two physical backups of your recovery phrase. Consider a metal backup for long-term durability. Keep backups in separate, secure locations (e.g., home safe + safety deposit box).
If you reinstall Exodus, choose "Restore" and enter your recovery phrase exactly. After restoration, verify addresses and balances before making transactions.
If you suspect compromise, move funds to a fresh wallet set up with a new recovery phrase. Contact Exodus support only through official channels; never send your phrase.
Never click unsolicited links; verify URLs; confirm contract addresses; and use official social channels for announcements.
Official Exodus Help Center, community forums, and reputable tutorials are great next steps. Practice small transactions first to build confidence.
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Start small, back up everything, and verify addresses — patience and careful handling keep your assets safe.