Wallet app
Exodus builds self-custody software that lets people store, send, receive, and track crypto and digital assets in one app on desktop, mobile, and browser devices.
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Exodus Movement makes software wallets that let people store, send, receive, and swap digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Its main product is a self-custody wallet, which means customers control their own crypto keys instead of leaving coins with a broker or exchange. The company sells both desktop and mobile wallet apps, and it also offers tools for managing a broader crypto portfolio.
Its main customers are individual crypto users and, to a lesser extent, businesses and developers that want wallet software or related infrastructure. Exodus makes money mostly through fees tied to crypto transactions and exchanges that happen inside its wallet, plus other wallet-related services. Because it sits at the edge of the crypto economy, it acts as a user-friendly gateway rather than a trading venue or a bank.
What makes its business model different is that it focuses on ownership and simplicity. Exodus is built for people who want to hold their own assets while still getting an easy-to-use interface and access to multiple blockchains in one place. That puts it in a niche between pure software apps and financial infrastructure, where trust, security, and ease of use matter a lot.
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