Getting started with Exodus Web3 Wallet

Secure Your Crypto — simple setup, strong backups, and safe Web3 access

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If you're new to self-custody wallets, Exodus offers an approachable, multi-chain Web3 wallet that runs on desktop, mobile and as a browser extension. This presentation walks through setup, security basics, backups and daily best practices so your crypto remains under your control.

Quick facts

  • Multichain Web3 wallet: desktop, mobile & extension.
  • Provides a 12-word secret recovery phrase for restores.
  • Security guidance and support available at Exodus’ help center.
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What is Exodus Web3 Wallet?

Exodus is a self-custodial crypto wallet that supports many blockchains and tokens. It offers an intuitive UI for sending, receiving, swapping, staking and interacting with Web3 dApps via a browser extension or in-app browser. Exodus emphasizes usability while retaining the crucial idea that you control the private keys.

(Source: Exodus product pages and Web3 wallet docs.)

Key uses

  • Hold and manage multiple assets
  • Swap tokens inside the wallet
  • Connect to DeFi and NFT marketplaces
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Setup — Step by step

  1. Download Exodus for your platform (desktop, mobile, extension).
  2. Create a new wallet and choose a strong password/passcode.
  3. Write down the 12-word secret recovery phrase exactly as shown — this is the only restore method.
  4. Verify your backup by restoring on a test device if possible.
Always store the seed offline (paper or metal backup). Never share it digitally.

Pro tips

  • Use a hardware wallet for large balances (Exodus supports Trezor integration).
  • Check the official download page to avoid phishing.
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Security essentials

Security starts with the secret phrase. Exodus never has access to your private keys — if anyone asks for your 12-word phrase, it's a scam. Protect your device with OS-level controls, use a hardware wallet for high value holdings, and keep software up to date. Exodus publishes security guidance in their knowledge base for best practices.

Common threats: phishing sites, fake support, malicious browser extensions.

What Exodus offers

  • Secure design principles and security docs
  • Support resources for backup & restore
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Using Web3 dApps safely

When connecting to dApps, verify the site URL, confirm requests in the wallet UI, and limit token approvals (use “allowance” tools). Consider using a small “hot” wallet for dApp interactions and keeping your main holdings in a separate cold or hardware wallet.

Daily checklist

  • Confirm exact URL and SSL lock
  • Review permissions before approving
  • Disconnect dApps after use
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Resources — Official links

Final takeaways

  • Keep your 12-word phrase offline and private.
  • Use hardware wallets for large sums.
  • Always verify official domains and support channels.