Exodus: Crypto Bitcoin Wallet

Highly recommended. Obviously being a software wallet, it’s not the most secure wallet out there for large holdings. Software wallets are notoriously unsafe due to risks created by malware and viruses and make your precious crypto highly vulnerable if the proper steps aren’t taken to protect your device. However, I get great utility using this wallet for short term transfers/transactions for services like Changelly and shapeshift or when I’m planning on trading a bit on a volatile day. The best thing this wallet has going for it is the convenience of it whether it’s on your computer or on mobile. My primary wallet for storage is a ledger and admittedly it’s very annoying to have to bring it with you if you’re planning on potentially using it as well as having to plug it into your computer whenever you want to send assets. The wallet also has an exchange feature with reasonable fees in comparison to something like coinbase but with a larger selection of assets, which is extremely useful for a quick exchange without having to move it anywhere. Where this wallet lack in security, it makes up for in convenience 10 fold. All in all, I’d highly recommend this wallet for traders, but for hodlers I’d suggest going with something more secure and just using it as a transfer mechanism

So after literally months of digging into every crypto wallet available, I’ve chosen Exodus as my go to. I’ll keep it short while highlighting key components that won me over. 1. It’s both a wallet and portfolio tracker! No other platform has the ability to let hold your own private keys while simultaneously giving you real-time data, charts and feedback about your holdings. 2. Built in exchange! Piggybacking off my previous comment, the charting/data feature goes perfectly with the exchange. I like this because it allows me to trade and make proper adjustments to my portfolio without withdrawing my money. This feature is important because it allows you to maintain proper security of your private keys. 3. Helpful staff! When I had a question related to their desktop platform I sent an email to staff. To my amazement I had a reply within 20 minutes of my initial message. If anyone reading this is like me and very indecisive... go with this wallet. It’s secure, visually appealing, and has the benefits of a wallet, exchange, and tracker built in one.

I’ve been a fan since day one of Exodus wallet. I had an issue on the desktop version in April of 2017 on a holiday weekend. I was shocked to have my call answered not by a voicemail, not by an employee but by the owners themselves. They handled my issue extremely quickly and professionally. After my first call that day I had to call back 2-3 times to get the issue handled that day. The phone never rang more than once and they knew immediately that it was me. I guess what I’m saying is they have the best customer support of any company I’ve ever dealt with, they take great care of making sure this is not only the best performing but also the most beautiful and easy to use Crypto Currency Wallet that I’ve used. I also love how every two weeks there is a real update (new features) and not just boring bug fixes....

Hey, thanks for the consistent updates. I do have one request that I’m sure quite a few other people are interested in though. So, currently in the charts within exodus you can only hold 1 finger and move it along the chart to see the price based on where your 1 finger is touching the chart, but a 2 finger touch on the charts used for determining price changes within a specified range defined by the distance between the two fingers touching the chart would be very useful. This functionality is available in the default/native iOS stock app, and the Robinhood app, and quite a few others. Hopefully I explained the 2 finger price chart functionality in a way that is understandable. Either way, thanks. Have a good one!

This is a very easy-to-use software wallet that supports quite a wide variety of tokens and coins, including BSV specifically which is one of the reasons I was led to it. After conducting a few test transactions in and out, testing the restore functionality on a separate iOS device, as well as reading a number of reviews online about the wallet, I feel confident to begin using it regularly for day-to-day activities. However, I have to refrain from giving 5 stars because of a cosmetic design flaw… no landscape support for iPad! Why, when people have been using iPads in landscape mode for years now (with the Apple keyboard cover or similar) do so many app-makers force vertical-only orientation on their iPad apps? Seems like such a simple thing to fix. Exodus is far from the only offender here. If they fix that, I’ll bump up this review to 5 stars.