Exodus Review (October 2026): Fees, US States and Licenses

Best for: Desktop multi-asset wallet

6.0/10

US access 20%9.0
Regulation 20%3.0
Security record 15%7.0
Cost 15%5.0
Range 10%4.6
Popularity 15%6.6
Data quality 5%7.0

By Vahe Hakobyan Verified October 5, 2026 Medium confidence No affiliate links

Taker fee— Not verified
US states— Not verified
New York— Not verified
Coins— Not verified
CustodyNon-custodial
App Store4.6 ★ · 37K

Our verdict

Exodus is a self-custody wallet from Exodus Movement, Inc., a Delaware company listed on NYSE American as EXOD and operating since 2015. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, with Trezor and Ledger integration. Swaps go through third-party providers at rates starting from 0.5%, and some providers are geo-blocked in certain US states.

Pros

Publicly listed operator (NYSE American: EXOD)
Desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux
Trezor and Ledger hardware wallet integration

Cons

Swap providers geo-blocked in unspecified US states
Swap cost is a spread starting at 0.5%
Restricted states are not published in the terms

Exodus fees

Maker / taker: — Not verified
Simple buy: Third-party providers; card, bank account, Apple Pay and Google Pay listed
Volume tiers: Swap 'rates start as low as 0.5%' per homepage; Exodus says it does not charge transaction fees beyond network fees
ACH deposit: — Not verified
Wire deposit: — Not verified
Card purchase: — Not verified
USD withdrawal: — Not verified
Crypto withdrawal: Network fee only
Minimum deposit: — Not verified

Is Exodus available in my state?

Operator is a Delaware corporation; its terms (v29, dated 2024-02-19) say third-party API providers may be geo-blocked in certain US states.

The list of states this platform serves is not verified yet.

Buying goes through third parties: XO Ramp not in NY or VT; PayPal not in HI; Robinhood Connect not in HI, NY or NC; Blockchain.com Pay covers a listed subset of states.

New York: — Not verified
ID check (KYC): No
Withdraw crypto: Yes
Funding: Credit card, Debit card, Bank account, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Crypto

Is Exodus regulated?

NYSE American: EXOD

US operator: Exodus Movement, Inc.
Parent company: Exodus Movement, Inc. (NYSE American: EXOD)
State licenses: — Not verified
New York license: — Not verified
Founded: 2015
Headquarters: — Not verified

How secure is Exodus?

Proof of reserves: N/A (non-custodial)
Audits: — Not verified
Insurance: — Not verified

Incidents since 2019

None found in the sources checked.

Crypto held on a platform is not covered by FDIC or SIPC insurance.

What you can do on Exodus

Spot
Staking
Crypto card
Self-custody wallet

Exodus Pay with an Exodus Card is advertised; US eligibility not verified.

Apps: iOS, Android, Desktop
Support: 24/7 customer support, Help center

Exodus FAQ

What are Exodus's fees?

Simple buy: Third-party providers; card, bank account, Apple Pay and Google Pay listed.

Is Exodus regulated in the US?

US customers are served by Exodus Movement, Inc.. Registrations and licenses on record: NYSE American: EXOD.

Can I withdraw crypto from Exodus to my own wallet?

Yes. Exodus lets US users send crypto to an external wallet.

Does Exodus require ID verification?

No account or ID check is needed for on-chain swaps on Exodus.

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