Self-Custody Wallet
The wallet gave users control of their recovery phrase and private keys rather than relying on a conventional exchange account.
Learn about the Exodus Web3 Wallet browser extension, its features, the current discontinuation status, and safer ways to access your cryptocurrency.
According to Exodus Support, support for the Exodus Web3 Wallet browser extension ended on October 1, 2026. New users can no longer install it, and the existing extension no longer supports normal wallet functions.
If you previously used this extension, consult the official Exodus recovery instructions before taking action. Do not uninstall the extension if you still need to view its recovery phrase and have not safely backed it up.
Exodus Web3 Wallet was a self-custody cryptocurrency browser extension designed to connect users with decentralized applications, blockchain networks, decentralized finance services, and other Web3 tools.
A self-custody wallet gives the user control over the secret recovery phrase and private keys. This provides direct control over wallet access but also makes the user responsible for protecting recovery information.
Although the browser extension has been discontinued, Exodus continues to provide other wallet products. Visit the official Exodus website to review currently available desktop and mobile wallet options.
The following features describe the browser extension before its discontinuation. They should not be interpreted as features currently available in the discontinued extension.
The wallet gave users control of their recovery phrase and private keys rather than relying on a conventional exchange account.
The extension supported selected blockchain networks and their compatible digital assets. Network availability varied by asset.
Users could connect to supported decentralized applications and interact with Web3 services.
Supported versions offered tools to send and receive cryptocurrency on compatible networks.
Wallet features included crypto swaps through third-party service providers for supported assets.
A recovery phrase allowed users to restore wallet access in compatible wallet software, subject to network and derivation-path compatibility.
If you held assets in the discontinued Exodus Web3 Wallet, Exodus advises using your 12-word secret recovery phrase to restore the wallet in Exodus Mobile or another compatible wallet.
Important: Never enter your recovery phrase into a website, online form, chat, or search result that claims it can recover your funds.
Wallet recovery information grants access to your funds. Keep it private and follow these precautions:
For wallet recovery questions, product information, or security guidance, use Exodus's official support website. Check the current instructions before restoring a wallet.
Exodus warns users not to share recovery phrases, private keys, or passwords with support representatives. Be cautious of unsolicited messages and unofficial telephone or messaging support accounts.
No. Exodus Support states that the browser extension was discontinued on October 1, 2026, and new users can no longer install it.
The discontinued extension no longer supports normal wallet functions such as sending, receiving, or viewing balances. Consult Exodus's official notice for recovery instructions.
If you have your recovery phrase, Exodus says you can restore your wallet in Exodus Mobile or another compatible wallet. Confirm network compatibility first.
Exodus cannot recover a lost secret recovery phrase for you. Keep your backup secure and never share it with anyone.
No. It was a self-custody wallet extension, not a conventional centralized exchange account.
Visit the official Exodus Support Center for current product guidance and recovery information.