Exodua — A Human-First Web3 Wallet

Why Exodua?

Exodua is designed around three core principles: sovereignty, simplicity, and interoperability. We believe wallets should return control to users while remaining approachable for newcomers. Exodua makes it easy to interact with decentralized apps (dApps), collect and showcase NFTs, and manage multiple chains using a single, coherent experience.

Unlike legacy wallets that require users to memorize seed phrases or manage complex hardware interactions, Exodua focuses on modern key recovery options, clear transaction context, and granular permission controls that make on-chain operations feel safe and predictable.

Key Features

Security Model

Security is layered. Private keys are generated and stored locally in an encrypted keystore. For additional protection, Exodua supports hardware-backed keys using USB/BLE devices and platform-specific secure enclaves where available. Sensitive operations require explicit authentication and a transaction preview that explains what the interaction does on-chain.

Our social recovery mechanism splits recovery shares across trusted contacts or recovery devices. Shares are encrypted client-side; Exodua never has access to plaintext keys. That model reduces single-point-of-failure risk while keeping recovery accessible for non-technical users.

Getting Started

Getting set up with Exodua takes minutes. New users can create a wallet and choose a recovery strategy: seed phrase (advanced), social recovery, or encrypted cloud backup. Existing users can import wallets using a private key or standard seed phrase formats.

1. Download Exodua on your platform and choose "Create wallet".
2. Pick a recovery method and add at least two recovery contacts or devices.
3. Fund the account with a small amount of native token to test transactions.
4. Connect to dApps via the built-in browser or deep link from your favorite site.

We recommend testing with small transactions first and using hardware-backed signing for large transfers or token approvals.

Privacy & Data

Exodua collects minimal analytics and only with your consent. Any telemetry is aggregated and anonymized; personally identifiable data never leaves your device unless you explicitly choose to share it (for example, when submitting feedback or requesting support). We provide a privacy dashboard that shows what, if anything, is shared and how to opt out.

For Developers

Developers building on Exodua have access to a lightweight SDK, comprehensive documentation, and sandboxed testnets. Our connection flow follows provider standards so dApps can request the exact permissions they need, and users can approve or reject granularly.

We also publish guidelines for safe contract interactions and UI patterns that reduce accidental approvals or confusing prompts for end users.

Support & Roadmap

Support is available through in-app documentation, community forums, and prioritized help for verified partners. Upcoming roadmap items include improved layer-2 integrations, a streamlined fiat on-ramp widget, multisig group wallets for teams, and a trustless bridging experience for token portability.

How Exodua Fits Into Your Digital Life

Whether you are an NFT collector, DAO contributor, or first-time wallet user, Exodua adapts to your needs. It can act as a simple wallet for sending and receiving tokens, a curator gallery for your digital art, or a secure identity layer for decentralized apps that require signatures and verifiable credentials.

We focus on human-centered design: clear language, fewer modal dialogs, and meaningful defaults so that users feel confident during each interaction. Exodua is intentionally modular so advanced users can enable deeper privacy or security features, while newcomers can start with sensible, secure defaults.

Pricing & Open Source

Exodua provides a generous free tier for all core wallet functionality. For enterprise or partner use—such as white-label integrations, hosted custody, or advanced analytics—contact our team for custom plans. Exodua also maintains an open-source SDK so the developer community can audit connection flows and contribute improvements.