Exodus Web3 Wallet — Secure. Simple. Sovereign.
Native-first crypto & Web3 assets experience
Quick pitch
Secure. Simple. Sovereign.
Exodus Web3 Wallet puts users in control of their digital identity and assets without sacrificing everyday usability. This presentation explains the product promise, security model, user flows, ecosystem integrations, and go-to-market hooks. It uses clear headings from H1 to H5 for structure and includes visual-ready markup for easy conversion to slides or HTML hosting.
Audience:
Product managers, security engineers, designers, and investor-facing teams who need a concise narrative and export-ready HTML deck.
What you’ll get
A 10-part narrative with full-color styles, accessible headings (h1–h5), and direct links for Office import. The HTML is copy-paste ready and optimized for quick export to PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Brand line: "Secure custody, delightful UX, total ownership."
Problem statement
Users are losing assets or avoiding Web3
Today’s Web3 experience fragments users across wallets, seed phrase pitfalls, confusing permission dialogs, and risky custodial tradeoffs. Many potential users stop short of onboarding because the security language is intimidating and the recovery flows are brittle.
Why it matters
When first-time users are confused, adoption stalls and ecosystem growth slows. Developers suffer higher churn and marketing spend becomes less efficient. A wallet that removes friction while preserving sovereignty addresses the core adoption barrier.
Our solution
Exodus Web3 Wallet
Exodus provides a single, secure app to manage crypto, NFTs, and identities across chains. It combines client-side cryptography with intuitive recovery and real-time safety checks—delivering a product that feels like a modern consumer application while retaining self-custody principles.
Key pillars
- Usable security (seedless recovery options and social recovery)
- Broad chain support and token management
- Composable integrations with dApps and identity providers
Security model
Defense in depth
At the core: private keys never leave the device. Additional controls include hardware wallet support, encrypted cloud backups (optional, user-controlled), biometric unlocking, transaction risk scoring, and permission granularity for dApps.
Recovery options
1. Seed phrase (advanced)
Traditional mnemonic backup with clear educational steps.
2. Password + cloud-encrypted backup
For users who prefer not to handle raw seed phrases.
UX & onboarding
From zero to ready in under 3 minutes
Onboarding guides users through identity creation, optional recovery choices, and a short interactive tutorial that demonstrates sending, receiving, and connecting to a dApp. The design reduces cognitive load using progressive disclosure and contextual help.
Microcopy and guidance
Inline explanations replace long technical pages: "What is self-custody?", "Why this permission?", and real-time transaction translation (human-readable explanation of gas, fees, and approvals).
Integrations & ecosystem
dApp friendly
Seamless WalletConnect and in-app dApp browser with granular permission controls. Developer SDKs make it easy to integrate Exodus as the default wallet for Web3-first products, with deep linking for payments, NFTs, and identity attestations.
Partnership opportunities
Exchanges, NFT marketplaces, and identity providers can co-brand flows, embed recovery tooling, or offer premium-backed insurance products for peace of mind.
Business model
Multiple revenue levers
Revenue comes from optional in-app services: fiat on/off ramps, premium support, transaction analytics, curated DeFi strategies, and a marketplace for safe dApp integrations. All core wallet functions remain free to ensure adoption.
Growth levers
- Referral incentives
- Channel partnerships with exchanges
- Developer SDK licensing
Roadmap & milestones
12-month plan
Key milestones include multi-chain expansion, hardware wallet partnerships, a refined social recovery UX, institutional-grade audit and insurance, and an SDK that lowers integration friction for dApp builders.
Quarterly highlights
Q1: Core UX & security audits. Q2: SDK v1 and partnerships. Q3: Premium features and regulated on/off ramps. Q4: Enterprise integrations and scaling.
Metrics & traction
Early signals
Trackable KPIs include monthly active wallets, on-chain transaction volume, conversion rate from onboarding to first transaction, retention at 7/30/90 days, and developer integrations using our SDK. These metrics guide product and GTM prioritization.
Goals
0→100k MAU in 12 months, 20% conversion to regular active users, and 50+ dApp integrations within the first year of SDK availability.
Call to action
Join us in building sovereign wallets
We’re asking for pilot partners, integration leads, and user feedback. If you want to collaborate or receive the full technical spec, click the link below to open Office or export this deck to PowerPoint for offline presenting.
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Contact
Email: partnerships@exodus.com | Web: https://exodus.com