Exodus is a digital wallet and trading platform for cryptocurrency.
A digital wallet is a software program that allows you to securely store and manage your cryptocurrency.
You can download and install Exodus from the official website or through the app store on your device.
Yes, Exodus can be used on multiple devices as long as you have access to your recovery phrase.
A recovery phrase is a list of 12-24 words that can be used to restore your wallet in case of emergencies or if you lose access to your device.
You will be prompted to set up a recovery phrase when you first create your wallet in Exodus. You can also set one up by going to the "Settings" tab and clicking on "Backup".
If you forget your recovery phrase, you will not be able to access your funds. Make sure to keep your recovery phrase in a safe and secure place.
You can add funds to your Exodus wallet by sending cryptocurrency from another wallet or by purchasing it directly through the app.
Yes, Exodus supports a variety of cryptocurrencies and allows you to send and receive different types of cryptocurrency.
The transaction time can vary depending on the current network congestion and the transaction fee you have set. If you have set a low transaction fee, it may take longer for your transaction to be confirmed.
No, once a transaction is sent, the transaction fee is locked and cannot be changed.
Exodus does not charge any fees for sending cryptocurrency, but you may incur network fees that go to miners for processing transactions on the blockchain.
If your transaction fails, it means that it was not processed and your funds were not sent. This could be due to an error or insufficient funds.
You can troubleshoot failed transactions by checking your internet connection, making sure you have enough funds, and trying again. If the issue persists, you can contact Exodus support.
Your balance may be showing as zero if you have not added any funds to your wallet or if there were issues with the synchronization of your wallet. Make sure to let Exodus fully sync with the network to see your updated balance.
You can view your transaction history by clicking on the "History" tab in your Exodus wallet.
If your transaction is stuck as "pending", you can try increasing the transaction fee or canceling the transaction and trying again with a higher fee.
You can restore your Exodus wallet from a backup by clicking on the "Restore from Backup" option when creating a new wallet or by going to "Settings" and clicking on "Restore Wallet".
A "connection error" message on Exodus may indicate a problem with your internet connection. Make sure you have a stable and strong internet connection and try again.
Exodus automatically checks for updates and will prompt you to update when a new version is available. You can also manually check for updates by going to "Settings" and clicking on "Check for Updates".
If you lose your device with your Exodus wallet, you can restore your wallet on another device using your recovery phrase. Make sure to keep your recovery phrase safe and secure.
Yes, your private key is stored on Exodus, but it is encrypted and can only be accessed with your unique password.
Yes, you can change your password on Exodus by going to "Settings" and clicking on "Change Password".
You can contact Exodus support by clicking on the "Support" button in your Exodus wallet or by emailing
[email protected].
If you encounter a bug or error on Exodus, you can report it to Exodus support or check the Exodus status page for any known issues.
To send cryptocurrency to an external wallet from Exodus, click on the "Send" button, enter the recipient's address and the amount you want to send, and click on "Send".
No, Exodus requires an internet connection to function properly.
You can protect your wallet and funds on Exodus by setting a strong password, enabling 2-factor authentication, and keeping your recovery phrase safe and secure.