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Welcome to Exódus

This presentation summarizes the Exódus® Web3 Wallet browser extension: what it does, why it matters, and how teams can deploy and support it for end users. It covers product value, security posture, UX highlights, and the implementation roadmap.

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Key takeaways

  • Non-custodial wallet with extension convenience.
  • Secure seed handling and hardware wallet compatibility.
  • Fast onboarding and multi-chain support.

Audience

Developers, product managers, security teams, and enterprise integrators evaluating a Web3 wallet solution.

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h1: The problem space

h2: Users need simplicity and security

Many users are overwhelmed by complex onboarding, private key mental models, and fragmented tools across chains. Browser extensions should reduce friction while preserving non-custodial safety guarantees.

h3: Common friction points

  1. Seed/backups confusion
  2. Phishing & malicious sites
  3. Slow tx signing and poor UX
h4: Opportunity

A well-designed extension increases adoption, reduces support costs, and improves retention for dApps that integrate with it.

h1: Product overview

h2: What Exódus delivers

Extension-based wallet, multi-chain, hardware wallet bridge, built-in site isolation, easy seed backup workflows, and developer SDK for dApp integration.

h3: Core components

  • Extension UI & background signer
  • Transaction preview & permission model
  • Secure enclave support & hardware wallet pairing
h4: Value props

Faster onboarding, trusted signatures, granular permissions, and a UI optimized for product teams integrating Web3 flows.

h1: Security model

h2: Non-custodial by design

Private keys remain client-side. Optional hardware signing and attestation reduce theft risk. Seed export is gated behind multiple UX confirmations and time delays.

h3: Anti-phishing & site isolation

Permissioned origins, domain-binding, and clear transaction metadata reduce phishing risk for users interacting with dApps.

h1: UX highlights

h2: Onboarding in under 90 seconds

Guided seed creation, optional biometric lock, and a simple transaction signing flow that surfaces token details and safety tips.

h3: Developer-friendly

Well-documented SDK, sample code, and automated tests to help dApps call presentable signature flows without extra UI burden.

h1: Integrations & ecosystem

h2: Multi-chain support

Ethereum, EVM-compatible chains, and planned layer-2 rollups. Plugin architecture for adding custom chains and tokens.

h3: dApp partners

Examples: marketplaces, DeFi apps, and games that require in-browser signing and clear UX for on-chain actions.

h1: Roadmap

h2: Near-term (next quarter)

Refinements to permission prompts, hardware wallet UX polish, and accessibility improvements.

h3: Mid-term

Cross-device key sync (encrypted), improved analytics for developers, and an app store for plugins.

h1: Business & support

h2: Revenue channels

B2B licensing for enterprise integrations, referral programs with dApps, and optional premium features for power users.

h3: Support plan

Documentation, SDK examples, priority support SLAs, and security audits for enterprise customers.

h1: FAQ

h2: Is it custodial?

No — keys are stored client-side. Users control seed phrases and can pair hardware devices for extra safety.

h3: What about backups?

Clear backup flows with multi-copy recommendations and optional encrypted cloud backup for power users.

h4: Enterprise security

Offerings include optional managed audit trails and private deployments for regulated customers.

h1: Closing

h2: Summary

Exódus® Extension provides a balanced combination of security, speed, and developer friendliness. It reduces onboarding friction and gives dApps a trustworthy, composable wallet solution.

Get in touch to evaluate pilot integrations or request a security audit.

h3: Contact

Email: partners@exodus.example (replace with real contact). Website: exodus.example

h4: Next steps
  1. Schedule demo
  2. Run integration test
  3. Sign pilot agreement