This presentation outlines the Exódus® Web3 Wallet and Browser Extension — its purpose, architecture, security model, core features, UX flows, and recommended deployment for organizations or power users. The content is focused, practical, and written to fit a 10-part slide flow suitable for conversion into PowerPoint or other office formats.
Consumers and developers navigating Web3 face fragmented key management, risky extension permissions, confusing cross-chain operations, and inconsistent UX. Enterprises require auditable flows and role-based access while power users seek advanced controls without sacrificing simplicity.
Exódus® aims to provide users a single, polished interface for wallet management and interaction across multiple blockchains while retaining bank-grade security, simple onboarding, and developer-friendly APIs. The browser extension acts as both a lightweight UI and a secure signer for dApps.
The extension is split into distinct layers: a UI shell, a background service responsible for secure signing and policy enforcement, and native/adaptor modules for hardware wallets or mobile pairing. Communication uses encrypted RPC channels and strict origin checks.
Security is layered: device-level encryption, isolated key slots, transaction preview and intent verification, rate limiting for signing, and optional hardware-backed roots. Recovery is handled via social recovery or shard-based backups depending on user preference.
Onboarding is a three-step flow: create or import wallet, choose recovery method, and grant initial dApp permissions. Everyday flows emphasize clarity — transaction previews, gas estimations, and a clear permission dashboard for connected sites.
Exódus® provides a lightweight JS SDK, typed TypeScript bindings, and a React hook collection for seamless dApp integration. The extension supports standard provider interfaces so most dApps can connect with minimal changes, while offering advanced APIs for session delegation and enterprise orchestration.
Revenue is a hybrid of premium subscriptions (advanced analytics, team features), swap fee rebates, and enterprise licensing for hosted policies and audit relays. Roadmap priorities include cross-device key sync, Plasma-like gas abstractions, and richer on-chain governance tools.
Exódus® combines rigorous security, a coherent UX, and developer-first integrations to bridge the gap between Web2 expectations and Web3 realities. To move forward: pilot with a cohort of power users, deploy enterprise policy trials, and collect cross-chain performance telemetry.
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