What's new in Exodus 24.17.5
Apr 22, 2024
- Wallet:
- Solana priority fees are now available, enabling quicker transaction completion times.
- Token2022 support is also live, allowing you to send, receive, and swap more tokens on the Solana network.
New in Exodus 24.15.5 (Apr 10, 2024)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes a balance display issue for Ethereum-like assets.
New in Exodus 24.15.4 (Apr 9, 2024)
- Wallet:
- The nuts and bolts behind the scenes have been updated for a smoother crypto experience.
New in Exodus 24.13.3 (Mar 25, 2024)
- Wallet:
- One more asset is now available for staking: APT. You can find it in Rewards or on the Aptos asset screen.
New in Exodus 24.11.5 (Mar 13, 2024)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch restores full functionality to the Solana network.
New in Exodus 24.11.4 (Mar 11, 2024)
- Wallet:
- You can now send, receive, and swap Tellor (TRB).
- And to help prepare people for web3, we’ve updated which assets are enabled by default in newly created wallets.
New in Exodus 24.9.7 (Feb 27, 2024)
- Wallet:
- You can now send, receive, and swap APT, the native asset for the Aptos blockchain.
New in Exodus 24.2.12 (Feb 12, 2024)
- General:
- This update includes small changes that focus on keeping your wallet reliable, fast, and user-friendly.
New in Exodus 24.1.29 (Jan 29, 2024)
- Wallet:
- You can now send and receive RENDER on the Solana network. This follows RENDER’s ongoing migration from Ethereum to Solana.
New in Exodus 24.1.15 (Jan 16, 2024)
- General:
- This one packs performance boosts and improved in-app communication to make Exodus easier to use.
New in Exodus 24.1.4 (Jan 5, 2024)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch squashes a bug to improve your wallet experience.
New in Exodus 24.1.1 (Jan 3, 2024)
- General:
- Happy New Year from Exodus! As we welcome 2024, we’re excited for another year of growth and innovation. This update includes performance enhancements for a smoother experience.
New in Exodus 23.12.19 (Dec 18, 2023)
- Wallet:
- Support for INJ and AXL staking just landed, plus you can enable Auto Restaking for INJ.
- General:
- 2023 was a year of innovation. Let’s review what made it a success.
- This year you got: More networks, supported assets, and ways to explore crypto. Buy & Sell improvements. New staking assets—a total of 11 now. And custom token support on more networks.
- Thank you for engaging in our community and helping the world exit traditional finance. Stay tuned for much more next year.
New in Exodus 23.12.7 (Dec 8, 2023)
- General:
- The app has been optimized for smoother and faster operation, ensuring you a better experience.
New in Exodus 23.12.4 (Dec 5, 2023)
- General:
- The app has been optimized for smoother and faster operation, ensuring you a better experience.
New in Exodus 23.11.28 (Nov 29, 2023)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch returns support for Luna Classic (LUNC) and combines all items in 23.11.20 listed below.
New in Exodus 23.11.20 (Nov 21, 2023)
- Wallet:
- You can now stake OSMO and receive passive rewards. Plus, you can automatically restake those rewards for compounded APY when you turn on Auto Restaking.
New in Exodus 23.11.6 (Nov 6, 2023)
- General:
- The dynamic energy model for TRX transactions is now supported. This helps lower TRX fees when TRX is staked for bandwidth or energy.
New in Exodus 23.10.24 (Oct 24, 2023)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes a performance issue and combines all items in 23.10.23 listed below.
New in Exodus 23.10.23 (Oct 23, 2023)
- Wallet:
- This release includes general performance improvements and minor optimizations.
New in Exodus 23.10.16 (Oct 16, 2023)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes an issue with selecting assets when selling crypto and combines all items in 23.10.10 listed below.
New in Exodus 23.10.10 (Oct 9, 2023)
- Wallet:
- Cardano’s chillest meme coin, SNEK (ADA), has slithered into Exodus! But that’s not all… USDC (BASE), DAI (BSC), RLB (ETH), DAI (OP), and WLD (OP) are all ready to be managed and self-custodied.
New in Exodus 23.9.25 (Sep 25, 2023)
- Wallet:
- You’ve been able to send and receive FLR (Flare), but now it’s fully supported with swap functionality.
- General:
- We’ve also spruced up Exodus once again with smoother performance, tighter security, and a sprinkle of minor improvements. As always, we value your feedback.
New in Exodus 23.9.11 (Sep 12, 2023)
- Wallet:
- Hungry for more rewards? Whether you like ‘em rare, medium, or well-done, Exodus has you covered with KAVA staking. And you can turn up the heat even more with Auto Restaking. That means your KAVA rewards get thrown right back on the staking grill to compound and increase your interest—automatically. Sizzle your rewards to perfection.
- Plus, USDC is now supported on Arbitrum One, so you have another asset to use when swapping and buying crypto on the Arbitrum network.
New in Exodus 23.8.28 (Aug 28, 2023)
- General:
- Every update counts, big or small. With this release, we’ve made subtle improvements and tightened nuts and bolts to ensure you continue to have a smooth self-custody experience.
New in Exodus 23.8.14 (Aug 14, 2023)
- Wallet:
- That’s right, the Base network is now supported! This Layer 2 network on Ethereum is making transactions safer and more affordable.
- Next up, the Cronos network is also supported. You can also send and receive CRO on Cronos.
New in Exodus 23.8.9 (Aug 10, 2023)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes an issue with sending and swapping Cardano (ADA) and combines all items in 23.8.1 listed below.
New in Exodus 23.8.1 (Aug 2, 2023)
- Wallet:
- You can now stake your MATIC on the Ethereum network and start earning rewards. The more you stake, the more you earn.
- You can also increase your ATOM staking rewards by turning on Auto Restaking. Your rewards will then be automatically added to your staking balance so you don’t have to manually claim them. This creates compound interest and increases your APY.
New in Exodus 23.7.31 (Jul 31, 2023)
- Wallet:
- You can now stake your MATIC on the Ethereum network and start earning rewards. The more you stake, the more you earn.
- You can also increase your ATOM staking rewards by turning on Auto Restaking. Your rewards will then be automatically added to your staking balance so you don’t have to manually claim them. This creates compound interest and increases your APY.
New in Exodus 23.7.17 (Jul 17, 2023)
- General:
- Put on a warm jacket because a new version of TRX freezing is now available. It’s new and improved with a few changes, and it’s all explained in each step of the process.
New in Exodus 23.7.12 (Jul 12, 2023)
- Patch Fix:
- This update fixes an issue where the app gets stuck at launch, which affects a small number of customers. It also includes all items in the 23.7.3 update listed below.
New in Exodus 23.7.3 (Jul 6, 2023)
- General:
- Did you know Exodus has been updated every 2 weeks since 2015? Well it’s that time again and we always deliver. This update makes your one-stop crypto experience even smoother than before.
New in Exodus 23.6.19 (Jun 20, 2023)
- Wallet:
- You can now send and receive AURORA, plus add custom tokens on the Aurora network.
New in Exodus 23.6.9 (Jun 9, 2023)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes an issue with sending ATOM and combines all items in 23.6.5 listed below.
New in Exodus 23.6.5 (Jun 6, 2023)
- Wallet:
- This week we’re adding support for 2 assets that help connect the world of crypto with interoperability. You can now send and receive KAVA and FLR, plus add Flare custom tokens.
- We’ve also added support for Metaplex standard NFTs, so you can send, receive, and view pNFTs.
New in Exodus 23.5.22 (May 22, 2023)
- Wallet:
- With support for multiple chains, hundreds of assets, plus unlimited custom tokens, Exodus continues to be your one-stop crypto wallet. Starting today you can also now send, receive, and swap OP, USDC, and USDT, all on Optimism. And you can send and receive OSMO on Cosmos.
New in Exodus 23.5.8 (May 8, 2023)
- Wallet:
- We’re feeling good because Optimism network is now supported. You can send and receive bridged ETH (OPETH) and add Optimism custom tokens.
- We don’t always add assets featuring a cartoon frog. But when we do, it’s PEPE. Memecoin aficionados can now send, receive, and swap PEPE (ETH).
- General:
- Paired your Trezor with Exodus? You can now send, receive, and swap ADA with the security of your hardware wallet.
New in Exodus 23.4.24 (Apr 24, 2023)
- Wallet:
- Been buying the dip? Well now you can sell, too, because Sell Crypto is live.
- And it’s another week of newly supported assets on multiple networks. You can now send, receive, and swap RDNT (ARB1), JOE (AVAXC), ETH (BSC), HIGH (BSC), and ACH (ETH).
New in Exodus 23.4.10 (Apr 10, 2023)
- Wallet:
- The Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova networks are now supported. You can send and receive ARB, GMX, LINK, MAGIC, USDC, USDT, and WETH on Arbitrum One. Add your Arbitrum One and Nova custom tokens, too, because they’re also supported.
- You can also send and receive RBTC, plus add Rootstock custom tokens.
New in Exodus 23.3.29 (Mar 31, 2023)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes an issue with XRP asset menu and combines all items in 23.3.27 listed below.
New in Exodus 23.3.27 (Mar 27, 2023)
- Wallet:
- First up, 7 assets all about DeFi. You can now send, receive, and swap CBETH, LQTY, PERP, RSR, and TRU, all on ETH. Plus, INJ and DODO on BSC.
- For the Cardano fam: You can now add your Cardano native tokens in Assets > Add Custom Token. And your Cardano NFTs? Also supported.
New in Exodus 23.3.13 (Mar 13, 2023)
- Wallet:
- You can add your Cardano native tokens because they’re now supported in Assets > Add Custom Token.
- Newly supported assets you can send, receive, and swap? 7 of them. In AI and big data: ALI, BDP, MDT, and SDAO, all on ETH. For the dog lovers: BONE and LEASH on ETH, plus FLOKI on BSC.
New in Exodus 23.2.27 (Feb 27, 2023)
- Wallet:
- Imagine opening several wallets to manage your crypto. Luckily, you don’t have to. We’re back with more multichain support so Exodus is all you’ll ever need. You can now send, receive, and swap ADA, AVAX, LTC, MATIC, and UNI all on BSC, plus AAVE on Polygon.
New in Exodus 23.2.20 (Feb 21, 2023)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes an issue with BSC-based tokens and combines all items in 23.2.17 listed below.
New in Exodus 23.2.17 (Feb 19, 2023)
- Wallet:
- You can now send, receive, and swap BLUR, the native token for the non-custodial NFT marketplace Blur, where you can buy NFTs from multiple other marketplaces at blazing fast speeds.
New in Exodus 23.2.13 (Feb 13, 2023)
- Wallet:
- Great news for more builders, DeFi degens, and innovators who like to have full control of their crypto. You can now send, receive, and swap CHR, FLUX, LINA, and XVS all on BSC, plus AGIX on ETH.
- And thanks to the support of XMR view tags, syncing XMR with the blockchain is now up to 40% faster.
New in Exodus 23.1.30 (Jan 30, 2023)
- Wallet:
- From DAOs to AI to DeFi trading, this week’s newly supported assets deliver major innovation. You can now send, receive, and swap BIT, FET, JASMY, MXC, and WOO—all on Ethereum.
New in Exodus 23.1.16 (Jan 16, 2023)
- Wallet:
- You can now send and receive TON (BNB), MASK (ETH), LUKSO (ETH), and USDC (TRON). These assets expand your crypto reach with DeFi, NFTs, a stablecoin, and more.
New in Exodus 23.1.2 (Jan 3, 2023)
- General:
- Bull or bear, Exodus spent 2022 building to make self-custody simpler and safer for all. We added features like Buy Crypto, 100+ more supported assets, and more networks for NFTs. Plus, we launched the Web3 Wallet (woohoo!), and had conversations with thousands of customers like you every week. Thank you for using Exodus—and look out for more amazing features this year.
New in Exodus 22.12.19 (Dec 19, 2022)
- General:
- Self-custody is as important as ever, so this version includes updates making your wallet run more smoothly. And remember, we can never access or use your crypto.
New in Exodus 22.12.5 (Dec 5, 2022)
- Wallet:
- You’ve got more DeFi, NFTs, stablecoins, and metaverses to explore with 5 newly supported tokens. You can now send, receive, and swap USDT (AVAX), BRISE (BNB), TEL (ETH), BLOK (MATIC), and GNS (MATIC).
New in Exodus 22.11.21 (Nov 26, 2022)
- Wallet:
- Whether you’re into advanced charting or all about exploring Web3 and NFTs, we’ve got new tokens for you. You can now send, receive, and exchange RADAR (ETH) and MVX (POLYGON). And you can send and receive VEST (ALGO) and XET (ALGO).
New in Exodus 22.11.13 (Nov 14, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch removes the FTX app.
New in Exodus 22.11.9 (Nov 10, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- Bug fixes and enhancements
New in Exodus 22.11.4 (Nov 6, 2022)
- Wallet:
- Faster, cheaper, and more private BTC transactions. How? Taproot is now supported for sending and receiving BTC.
- Dig deeper into GameFi, DeFi, and NFTs on BSC with 5 more supported tokens. You can now send, receive, and exchange ALPACA, BNX, BSW, CELR, and MDX on BSC.
New in Exodus 22.10.22 (Oct 23, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- Bug fixes and enhancements
New in Exodus 22.10.21 (Oct 21, 2022)
- Wallet:
- Send, receive, and exchange 5 more assets: BENQI, PNG, and SAVAX on Avalanche, plus RETH and RPL on Ethereum.
New in Exodus 22.10.7 (Oct 7, 2022)
- Wallet:
- Make room for 7 more tokens because you can now send, receive, and exchange OGN and OUSD on Ethereum, plus 1INCH, ALICE, GALA, REEF, and TLM on Binance Smart Chain. Check them out to explore new worlds in Web3 gaming, DeFi, and NFTs.
- Trezor:
- Knock, knock. Who’s there? No one knows (creaking door sound)... But the Monero (XMR) network’s upgrade to v16 is now supported on your connected Trezor.
New in Exodus 22.9.28 (Sep 29, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes LUNC transactions and brings back support for XMR on Trezor.
New in Exodus 22.9.23 (Sep 23, 2022)
- Wallet:
- Hello world! More Web3 games, art, and tools are at your fingertips. You can send, receive, and exchange SAND, DAI, WBTC, LINK, and stMATIC on the Polygon network.
New in Exodus 22.9.8 (Sep 9, 2022)
- Wallet:
- Get ready to feed, pet, and clothe your customizable Aavegotchis, plus grow your finances across multiple blockchains because you can now send, receive, and exchange SYN (ETH), STG (ETH), GMX (AVAX), and GHST (Polygon).
New in Exodus 22.8.26 (Aug 26, 2022)
- Wallet:
- What do these new assets add to the world of crypto? NFTs that are free to mint and list. A stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. Tech that brings Web3 features to gaming platforms. And MFTs: Music Fungible Tokens. You can now send and receive GEMS, OPUL, SMILE, STBL, and YLDY on the Algorand network.
New in Exodus 22.8.12 (Aug 12, 2022)
- General:
- Holding the same asset on multiple chains? In Wallet or Assets, tap a multichain asset’s icon and watch it expand to show supported networks all in one list.
- Wallet:
- Another frontier of Web3 is unlocked: Algorand custom tokens are here. You can add them in Settings > Assets > Options.
- And you can now send and receive EURS (ETH), LOOKS (ETH), WNXM (ETH), and FORTH (ETH). Is there another asset you’d love to see supported? Let us know!
New in Exodus 22.7.29 (Jul 29, 2022)
- Wallet:
- Variety is the spice of life. And you can now spice up your portfolio with Fantom and Avalanche C-Chain custom tokens in Settings > Assets > Options.
- Did we mention stablecoins? You can now send and receive USDC (AVAXc, FTM), USDT (BSC, MATIC), USDT.e (AVAXc), and fUSDT (FTM).
New in Exodus 22.7.15 (Jul 15, 2022)
- Wallet:
- It just keeps on getting easier to use Exodus for all your crypto needs. You can now add your BSC and MATIC custom tokens—just go to Settings > Assets > Options.
- Ever explored the growing ecosystem running on the speedy, low-cost, and EVM-compatible Fantom Mainnet (FTM)? We’ve got you—it’s fully supported.
- Plus, you can now send, receive, and exchange NEAR (BSC), IOTX (BSC), MIOTA (BSC), CEEK (ETH), BAND (ETH), OCEAN (ETH), and METIS (ETH).
New in Exodus 22.7.1 (Jul 1, 2022)
- Apps:
- Send your ERC-721 and ERC-1155 NFTs over to Gallery because you can now store and view them along with your Solana NFTs.
- Wallet:
- Buying the dip? Convert your USD, EUR, and GBP to crypto and pay by credit card, bank account, and Apple Pay.
- ETH custom tokens can take you to new places in Web3. And you can now easily add them in Settings > Assets > Options.
- And you can now send, receive, and exchange JST (TRC20), SUN (TRC20), GAL (BEP20), GST (BEP20), USDC (ALGO) and USDT (ALGO).
New in Exodus 22.6.17 (Jun 17, 2022)
- Wallet:
- Already saving time and money with MeanFi’s payment streaming, multi-sig, and no-code vesting? You can now send, receive, and exchange your MEAN in Exodus.
New in Exodus 22.6.8 (Jun 11, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes a startup issue, improves Advanced Wallet Mode layout, and combines all items in 22.6.3 listed below.
New in Exodus 22.6.3 (Jun 3, 2022)
- Apps:
- Cool kids may arrive to parties late, but with NFTs, it’s all about knowing what’s hot before it’s hot. In the NFTs app, you can now explore collections before they launch.
New in Exodus 22.5.21 (May 23, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes an issue with enabling and refreshing ETH-based tokens and combines all items in 22.5.20 listed below.
New in Exodus 22.5.20 (May 20, 2022)
- General:
- The Exodus brand has evolved and a new logo is here! It represents our dedication to bringing the world of Web3 to all our users and expanding their reach into the future.
- Wallet:
- You can now send, receive, and exchange LPT (ETH), VRA (ETH), API3 (ETH), COTI (ETH), FRAX (ETH), FXS (ETH), and ALCX (ETH). Keep your asset requests coming, because we’re listening.
- Hey Dogecoin fans, DOGE transaction fees are now lower so you can manage your DOGE without thinking twice about fees.
New in Exodus 22.5.10 (May 20, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes an issue with BTC send all transactions and combines all items in 22.5.5 listed below.
New in Exodus 22.5.5 (May 6, 2022)
- General:
- In Settings, you can now set your portfolio’s fiat currency to ARS, COP, GHS, NGN, and UAH.
- Wallet:
- Heads up! Send, receive, and exchange support for the speedy and highly-scalable Avalanche (AVAX) C-Chain just landed.
- This update also packs send, receive, and exchange support for COPE (SOL), DFL (SOL), FTT (SOL), GENE (SOL), KIN (SOL), and POLIS (SOL). And you can send and receive stSOL (SOL) and stETH (ETH).
New in Exodus 22.4.22 (Apr 23, 2022)
- Wallet:
- New, shiny assets are here! Exodus now supports AURY (SOL), FIDA (SOL), GMT (SOL, BSC), MNGO (SOL), mSOL (SOL), soBTC (SOL), and wETH (POLYGON).
- Apps:
- If you’re reading this, you could be buying and selling NFTs in the marketplace. What are you waiting for? Update and check it out!
New in Exodus 22.4.12 (Apr 12, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch fixes sending functionality for BABYDOGE, betting functionality in SportX, and the display of the XLM reserve amount.
New in Exodus 22.4.8 (Apr 8, 2022)
- Wallet:
- Wish your favorite Solana tokens were supported? Wish granted. In Settings > Assets > Options, you can now add custom Solana tokens. And for you ETH folks, you can now send, receive, and exchange SUPER (ETH), CVX (ETH), YGG (ETH), IMX (ETH), RNDR (ETH), ENS (ETH), LRC (ETH), ILV (ETH), and GALA (ETH). Last but not least, you can now send and receive bLUNA (TERRA).
New in Exodus 22.3.31 (Apr 1, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- This patch adds a memo field for Terra assets and an ALGO governance APY message. And we now support 5 more tokens: BABY DOGE (BSC), MBOX (BSC), RUNE (BNB), soETH (SOL), and USDT (SOL). And combines all items in 22.3.25 listed below
New in Exodus 22.3.25 (Mar 25, 2022)
- Wallet:
- You can now send, receive, and exchange APE (ETH), LDO (ETH), OHM (ETH), WETH (ETH), BUSD (BSC), and ANC (TERRA).
New in Exodus 22.3.17 (Mar 17, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- This update fixes a crash at launch affecting a small subset of customers and combines all items in 22.3.11 listed below
New in Exodus 22.3.11 (Mar 14, 2022)
- Wallet:
- You can now send, receive, and exchange ATLAS (SOL), AXS (ETH), SAND (ETH), and SLP (ETH), plus send and receive AXS (SOL). We’re also happy to announce you can send, receive, and exchange the stablecoin TerraUSD.
New in Exodus 22.2.25 (Feb 25, 2022)
- Apps:
- Thanks to UI and performance improvements, moving and storing your NFTs in Exodus just got a little easier.
- Wallet:
- We now support Terra (LUNA), LINK (SOL), AUDIO (SOL), AUDIO (ERC20), GRT (SOL), SHIB (BSC), and USDC (BSC). Save yourself time by leaving your jaw on the floor because these updates just keep coming.
New in Exodus 22.2.11 (Feb 13, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- This update improves the overall performance of the NFT Gallery and combines all items in 22.2.10 detailed below.
New in Exodus 22.2.10 (Feb 11, 2022)
- General:
- Want to send BTC to Taproot addresses? That’s now supported—and can lower your transaction fees. And your transaction history screens just got updated with a fresh, new look.
- Apps:
- Get ready to brag. Your newest superpower is sending, receiving, and storing Solana NFTs in Exodus. Make your NFTs shine by storing them in your new, beautiful gallery.
- Wallet:
- Woohoo! The SOL train is back in Exodus with 3 more tokens: ORCA, USDC, and TULIP. ORCA can be sent and received. TULIP and USDC (SOL) can be sent, received, and exchanged.
New in Exodus 22.2.8 (Feb 9, 2022)
- Patch:
- Two days earlier than expected, the NFT experience is here on desktop. You can now send, store, and receive Solana NFTs with your very own gallery.
New in Exodus 22.1.28 (Jan 28, 2022)
- General:
- Your exchanges in Exodus and FTX are getting another boost! Look forward to smoother transactions in both experiences.
New in Exodus 22.1.14 (Jan 14, 2022)
- Exchange:
- Holding BitTorrent Token (BTT)? We support the recent BTT network upgrade so you can send, receive, and exchange BTT in Exodus.
- General:
- Look out for UI and functionality improvements for ADA and SOL staking and the FTX app.
New in Exodus 22.1.9 (Jan 9, 2022)
- Patch Fix:
- Fixes issues with signing up for FTX account.
New in Exodus 21.12.31 (Dec 31, 2021)
- General:
- Another amazing year for Exodus! Thank you for being a part of this journey with us. In 2021, we introduced Exodus Shares, FTX Exchange, and SportX. So, what’s in store for 2022?
- Hint: More good stuff!
New in Exodus 21.12.17 (Dec 17, 2021)
- Wallet:
- Calling all explorers! Have you discovered the FTX Exchange in Exodus yet? Well, we have great news: It’s already even better! This update comes with shiny new improvements to your FTX experience.
New in Exodus 21.12.3 (Dec 3, 2021)
- Apps:
- If you don’t know, now you know: SportX is officially live! Go ahead, bet on your favorite teams, e-sports, and price predictions like it’s nobody’s business. We’ll bring the wings.
- General:
- La-de-da. The world keeps spinning and we keep improving your crypto experience (like adding cute animations).
New in Exodus 21.11.24 (Nov 24, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- Fixes some sporadic edge-case bugs and combines all items in 21.11.19 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.11.19 (Nov 19, 2021)
- Exchange:
- Ever heard of Elrond (EGLD)? It’s a blockchain platform but even cooler, it’s now available to send, receive, manage, and exchange on Exodus. Boo-yeah!
New in Exodus 21.11.11 (Nov 16, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- Fixes FTX account detection issues and combines all items in 21.11.5 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.11.5 (Nov 5, 2021)
- Exchange:
- Now you can send, receive, and exchange Polygon USDC right in the app. Polygon USDC means sending this popular stablecoin with super tiny fees.
- General:
- Silent auto-update is now available and you’re oh-so welcome. Find it in Settings > Personalize.
New in Exodus 21.10.25 (Oct 26, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a minor issue preventing the app from auto-updating and combines all items in 21.10.22 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.10.22 (Oct 22, 2021)
- Exchange:
- Send, receive, manage, exchange - Now you can do anything your heart desires with dYdX.
- Wallet:
- Have some Raydium in your back pocket? Throw it into your Exodus wallet - where it can now be safely stored!
- The account reserve for XRP has been lowered from 20 XRP to 10 XRP. Woohoo!
New in Exodus 21.10.11 (Oct 13, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes sporadic crash issue as well as the launch problem for Linux users and combines all items in 21.10.8 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.10.8 (Oct 10, 2021)
- Apps:
- The FTX Exchange app has arrived! So what’s the big deal?
- One-tap instant exchanges at market rates
- Trade as little as $1 or as much as $100,000 per exchange
- Unlimited exchanges
- Easily transfer crypto between your FTX, Exodus, and Trezor portfolios
- 2FA enabled FTX withdrawals
- Exchange:
- MATIC on Polygon network is now available for secure storage and swift exchanges. This means both the ERC20 and Polygon versions of MATIC can be stored side by side. The stage is set for greater Polygon network integration. Stay tuned…
New in Exodus 21.9.24 (Sep 26, 2021)
- Exchange:
- Anchors away from Ethereum tokens! We're pleased to add ANKR, and it's no illusion that we now support Fantom's native token, FTM.
- Wallet:
- Are you an Algorand holder? We added support for the memo field, so you can now participate in important decisions about the Algorand ecosystem.
New in Exodus 21.9.10 (Sep 12, 2021)
- Exchange:
- Holo (HOT) and Huobi (HT) are supported for secure storage and fast exchanges. New coin hunters will enjoy the latest two additions to our 140+ strong roster of supported assets.
New in Exodus 21.9.1 (Sep 7, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release adds support for Lisk (LSK) network upgrade, and combines all items in 21.8.27 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.8.27 (Aug 27, 2021)
- Exchange:
- For fans of new coins, we’re happy to introduce Filecoin (FIL), Enjin (ENJ) and Quant (QNT)! Securely manage & quickly exchange FIL, ENJ & QNT from the comfort of your wallet.
New in Exodus 21.8.19 (Aug 23, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue displaying incorrect pricing history, and combines all items in 21.8.13 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.8.13 (Aug 15, 2021)
- Wallet:
- Continuing our recent trend of introducing assets featuring adorable fuzzy animals (we’re looking at you, Shiba Inu), we now support the Fox token. Support for the Chiliz token was also added.
- Rewards:
- Exodus is beyond a super slick wallet, our Rewards App lets you stake to earn passive income off your crypto. Now you can stake Solana (SOL), along with seven other assets inside the Rewards app.
New in Exodus 21.8.5 (Aug 6, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release includes a performance improvement for Cosmos (ATOM), and combines all items in 21.7.30 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.7.30 (Jul 30, 2021)
- Wallet:
- Let them eat CAKE. PancakeSwap’s token is now on our menu. For a non-custodial wallet like ours, a decentralized exchange is a winning combination.
- And Amp (AMP), the Flexa payment collateral token, is here. It goes all the way to 11.
- General:
- With incredible launch times and performance, your crypto journey using Exodus for Apple’s M1 is ready to blow your M1nd.
New in Exodus 21.7.17 (Jul 18, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with viewing multiple portfolios, and combines all items in 21.7.16 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.7.16 (Jul 16, 2021)
- Wallet:
- For fans of crypto fronted by adorable dogs, we’ve added Shiba Inu (SHIB) to our lineup of 140+ assets.
- Can you spot the BSC badge next to BNB? That’s right, we’ve added Binance Smart Chain and there are more tokens planned, so stay tuned!
- Summer’s here and we hope you’re having a wonderful one. Meanwhile, we’re hard at work doing the best we can to improve your Exodus experience. And to help keep the bugs at bay.
New in Exodus 21.7.2 (Jul 2, 2021)
- Wallet:
- “Badges? We don’t need no stinkin’ badges.” Name that film, film-buffs (hint: it’s “Treasure of the Sierra Madre.”) Well, in the world of crypto, badges are helpful. So we’ve enhanced our badges, including those for the same token on multiple chains…. (it’s up to you if you want to play Fleetwood in the background on your Mac).
- Lots of other stuff, too, that have nothing to do with badges or 70s rock groups, but they’ll surely be helpful.
- General:
- Behind the scenes bugs? Stomped.
New in Exodus 21.6.18 (Jun 18, 2021)
- Wallet:
- We’ve beefed up our wallet layout and display screen.
- And for Apple design lovers, our app icons will echo your macOS look and feel.
- General:
- Unless you’re an entomologist, you don’t like bugs. We understand and so our exterminators have tidied up our app behind the scenes so that it is maximally bug-free.
New in Exodus 21.6.5 (Jun 7, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes Hedera (HBAR) fees after the recent network upgrade, and combines all items in 21.6.4 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.6.4 (Jun 4, 2021)
- Exchange:
- We love adding new assets and THETA is in the house, y’all. Securely manage and exchange Theta/Theta Fuel within the comfort of your app.
- General:
- If that isn’t enough to fire up your crypto thrusters, we’ve also added Polygon (MATIC) and support for the new KNC token, swap your old KNCL with the tap of a button.
- Wallet:
- Introducing Wallet Advanced Mode, for power HODLers. View a three-column layout displaying your assets, wallet content and rewards, all in one elegant design.
New in Exodus 21.5.25 (May 25, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue that caused missing transactions and an incorrect balance, and combines all items in 21.5.21 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.5.21 (May 21, 2021)
- General:
- Feeling the need for speed? We’ve souped up our app performance, so you’ll enjoy a slightly faster startup time and you’ll see your total balance reflect an exchange you’ve initiated, even before the exchange has been completed.
New in Exodus 21.5.14 (May 16, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release improves the Shares experience after the offering has been closed in the USA, and combines all items in 21.5.7 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.5.7 (May 7, 2021)
- Exchange:
- Exciting times when we add shiny new coins! The FTX token, FTT (ERC-20), is now supported for fast exchanges and secure storage.
- Trezor:
- Whether or not you like Shiba Inu dogs, if you’re a fan of Dogecoin, you’ll be happy to learn that DOGE is now supported on Trezor.
New in Exodus 21.4.23 (Apr 23, 2021)
- Wallet:
- The Loom token swap from version 1 to version 2 can be handled directly in your wallet. We mean Loom, the cryptocurrency. Pay no mind if, for you, Loom is either a cool video app or a device on which one weaves tapestries.
- TRX freezing is now supported. TRX can be frozen to help with network fees. Check out the advanced drawer in your Tron wallet.
New in Exodus 21.4.12 (Apr 14, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with the EOS fee calculation which was causing EOS transactions to fail, and combines all items in 21.4.9 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.4.9 (Apr 9, 2021)
- Rewards:
- Quickly and easily stake your SOL tokens to earn crypto rewards on your Solana stash. Open your Solana wallet, click the three dots in the top right corner > Advanced Options > Start Earning Solana.
- Wallet:
- We’ve optimized the Bitcoin BTC fee estimation to reduce the risk of slow transactions during high network traffic. Of course, you always have full control over BTC fees. Enable BTC custom fees by tapping the three dots in the BTC wallet, popping into Advanced Options, and toggling on Enable Custom Fees.
New in Exodus 21.3.26 (Mar 26, 2021)
- Wallet:
- Algorand balances were incorrectly displayed when exported to CSV. We fixed that.
- We updated a link in the Ontology wallet to lead to a more helpful article about Ontology staking.
New in Exodus 21.3.12 (Mar 12, 2021)
- Wallet:
- We introduced a Multiple Portfolios feature a couple of weeks ago. And this week, all portfolio data loads on start-up — no matter how many portfolios you’ve created.
- If you have no idea what we’re talking about, go to Settings > Personalize and enable Portfolios to create and manage multiple portfolios in one simple interface.
- Trezor:
- An often requested feature has come to fruition. You can now keep track of your Trezor portfolio in view-only mode on mobile. You’ll need to sync your Desktop app with the Exodus mobile app to access the feature.
New in Exodus 21.3.2 (Mar 2, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release brings changes in language and links across the Exodus wallet, and combines all items in 21.2.26 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.2.26 (Feb 26, 2021)
- Wallet:
- 1inch and The Graph GRT are now available in your Exodus wallet for secure storage and fast exchanges.
- Ethereum and ERC-20 token custom fees engaged! Open your ETH wallet, click the three dots in the top right, open Advanced Options and toggle on Enable Custom Fees for greater control.
- Store assets in separate portfolios within the same wallet you love and give yourself a new dimension in portfolio management.
- Go to Settings > Personalize and give Portfolios a spin.
- Cardano ADA holders, your wallet is ready for the next Cardano upgrade. All systems go! There is no action required on your part.
New in Exodus 21.2.12 (Feb 12, 2021)
- Apps:
- Launch the Exodus Shares app to get started and create your investor profile.
- Wallet:
- Hold the power of DeFi in your wallet with Aave and Sushi tokens — now available for secure storage and fast exchanges.
- Support for Solana SPL tokens has been added. Serum SRM is the first to make it. More are on the way.
- Cosmos ATOM holders worry not! An upgrade to the Cosmos network is coming and you’re ready for it.
New in Exodus 21.1.29 (Jan 31, 2021)
- Wallet:
- Quickly and securely exchange, send & receive DOT to your heart’s content. Feel free to sync your DOT wallet across the Exodus mobile app for double the fun! ;)
- Your Monero XMR wallet now syncs up to 3 times faster.
New in Exodus 21.1.18 (Jan 20, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with claiming NEO Gas (GAS), and combines all items in 21.1.15 detailed below.
New in Exodus 21.1.15 (Jan 15, 2021)
- General:
- We smashed a couple of pesky bugs that were, well… just annoying. Export your transactions, personal notes included, without error :)
- Apps:
- We fixed some inconsistencies with the estimated first profit calculation in the Rewards app.
New in Exodus 21.1.7 (Jan 8, 2021)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with depositing funds in the Compound Finance app, and combines all items in 20.12.31 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.12.31 (Dec 31, 2020)
- Wallet:
- We fixed a bug that was causing some assets not to show when you sync your mobile wallet to your desktop device.
New in Exodus 20.12.22 (Dec 24, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with the sort order of assets in the wallet, and combines all items in 20.12.18 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.12.18 (Dec 21, 2020)
- Exchange:
- Please give a warm welcome to the latest addition to Exodus, Solana! Securely manage and exchange SOL right in time for the new year.
- Wallet:
- Monero subaddresses are now available for even greater privacy on top of privacy. Enable the new option in your XMR wallet’s Advanced Drawer.
- Those of you that love keyboard shortcuts, we know you’re out there! You can now use Cmd+F or Ctrl+F to quickly find the asset you are looking for.
New in Exodus 20.12.4 (Dec 4, 2020)
- Wallet:
- For the XLM power users out there, we got you. Your wallet will auto-check if the recipient of your hard-earned XLM requires a memo. Rest easy knowing that Exodus has got your back.
New in Exodus 20.11.23 (Nov 26, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with sending Stellar from a paired Trezor device, and combines all items in 20.11.21 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.11.10 (Nov 11, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with Ethereum transactions getting stuck, and combines all items in 20.11.5 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.11.5 (Nov 6, 2020)
- Rewards:
- Earning interest on your Cardano ADA holdings couldn’t be easier. Stake ADA with the Rewards app and receive more ADA.
- Haven’t installed Rewards yet? What are you waiting for? Install Rewards today to begin earning crypto.
- Exchange:
- Curve DAO (CRV) joins a growing list of DeFi tokens. Send, receive, and exchange CRV swiftly and securely.
- Wallet:
- Aragon v2 (ANT) is active. If you’re holding old ANT tokens, you’ll be able to easily swap to the new tokens.
New in Exodus 20.10.23 (Oct 23, 2020)
- Exchange:
- Seven new assets have been added to the Exchange app. Swap to and from HBAR, CRO, REN, SNX, WBTC, YFI, and BAL at the click of a button.
- Rewards:
- Ontology staking is active in Rewards. Easily stake your ONT to generate Ontology Gas (ONG) rewards. Crypto passive income at your fingertips
New in Exodus 20.10.19 (Oct 20, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with sending Monero and receiving Tron, and combines all items in 20.10.9 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.10.9 (Oct 9, 2020)
- Rewards:
- A handy Profit Calculator now lives within Rewards. Pop in and use the slick slider to enter the amount you plan to stake and for how long to get an estimate of your potential earnings.
- Wallet:
- For Monero (XMR) holders, your XMR wallet is up to date and ready for the incoming Monero network upgrade on October 17th. Hooray for private and secure transactions! Nothing can stop you now.
New in Exodus 20.10.2 (Oct 4, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with sending (and exchanging) Cardano, and combines all items in 20.9.25 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.9.25 (Sep 25, 2020)
- Exchange:
- This release adds support for Zilliqa’s ZIL utility token and Uniswap’s UNI governance token. Securely manage and exchange UNI and ZIL.
- Wallet:
- You can now register for Flare’s Spark token airdrop using your XRP address. One-click and you’re set.
New in Exodus 20.9.11 (Sep 11, 2020)
- Apps:
- Set up your crypto passive income with Rewards. Exodus makes it easy to earn crypto rewards on a handful of proof-of-stake assets. Select a supported asset to start earning a high-interest rate on your holdings.
- Wallet:
- Assets that support staking allow you to earn interest like a savings account. Click the Earn Rewards badge inside of the Tezos, Cosmos, Algorand, NEO, and VeChain wallets to earn rewards. The more crypto you stake, the more you earn.
- Settings:
- The Assets tab columns can now be sorted by asset name, APY rate, Trezor support, and exchange availability. You can also filter by enabled/disabled assets or show only with a balance.
New in Exodus 20.8.28 (Aug 31, 2020)
- Wallet:
- For those of you who have been waiting for custom BTC fees, we hear you sighing “Finally!” And we get it. There’s a long history behind why this feature took so long, but the short version is that we wanted to ensure no one would ever have BTC stuck as a result of setting too low of a fee. Thus, we’ve introduced a one-click feature to speed up transactions if you find your BTC is moving at turtle speeds.
- Portfolio:
- This release adds interactive price charts directly within the Portfolio. Click on the 30-day trend line and select timeframes from one month to one year. Glide your cursor across the chart to view pricing details.
New in Exodus 20.8.19 (Aug 21, 2020)
- Apps:
- SportX is upgrading to a stronger scaling solution. While you won’t be able to create new bets, all active bets remain in play. SportX will be back soon—faster and stronger than ever!
New in Exodus 20.8.14 (Aug 14, 2020)
- Wallet:
- For Augur (REP) holders, it’s one-button easy to swap your tokens to the new upgraded version directly from your Augur wallet.
- Cardano (ADA) fans, your wallet has been successfully updated to meet the recent Shelley upgrade requirements.
New in Exodus 20.7.31 (Aug 3, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release updates our systems to accommodate for the Cardano Shelley hard fork, and combines all items in 20.7.30 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.7.30 (Jul 31, 2020)
- Wallet:
- One of our keen customers noticed the GAS fee for sending NEO was denominated in satoshis. Thanks to them, we’ve discovered the pesky line of bitcoin-maximalist code and set things straight.
- General:
- We get it. Back to back notifications for the same thing can be annoying. Some of us were receiving multiple backup notifications. And while it’s vital to back up your wallet to secure your wealth, Exodus won’t sound like a broken record anymore. But please, do back up your wallet.
- Support:
- Of course, if you need any help, we’re always here for you. Click the support icon in the top right corner to access Help Videos, FAQs, and contact our 24/7 support team. If you don’t see the charming life-safer icon at the top, it may mean it’s time to upgrade your experience to the New Exodus.
- Click Settings > Apps to enable the new layout.
New in Exodus 20.7.20 (Jul 21, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release restores the Portfolio asset list overview many of you missed from the previous release, and combines all items in 20.7.17 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.7.17 (Jul 19, 2020)
- Earn Rewards:
- Earn rewards with Cosmos (ATOM) staking. Staking your crypto assets allows you to earn interest on your holdings, just like a savings account. Easily stake your ATOM with a click to earn more ATOM.
- Apps:
- Win crypto by betting on your favorite sports and esports teams, gamers and fighters. SportX makes betting simple.
- Ready to explore a new world of the best crypto apps? Enable Apps in Settings > Apps.
New in Exodus 20.7.7 (Jul 8, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue with sending Ontology and Ontology Gas after an increase in the network fee, and combines all items in 20.7.3 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.7.3 (Jul 3, 2020)
- Wallet:
- Securely store, send and receive Compound tokens, StormX, and Revain.
- Earn Rewards:
- We’re showing lots of love to the proof-of-stake crypto assets because we know many of you enjoy earning rewards from holding them! Find newly designed staking and unstaking icons in your transaction history.
- Hint: Stake an asset like Tezos (XTZ) to witness the beauty 😍
New in Exodus 20.6.22 (Jun 23, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug with importing Decred (DCR) private keys, and combines all items in 20.6.18 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.6.18 (Jun 19, 2020)
- Earn Rewards:
- Stake Tezos and earn rewards just like a savings account – but without the bank. Staking can be done in one click and rewards are automatically sent to your wallet.
- Algorand has been added to our 100+ list of supported assets. Send, receive, stake, and exchange ALGO with ease. And the best part? Earn rewards just for holding ALGO. Staking rewards are instantly claimable with the click of a button.
New in Exodus 20.6.8 (Jun 9, 2020)
- This release fixes a bug with sending Bitcoin-like assets from your Trezor by updating the minimum required firmware version, and combines all items in 20.6.5 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.6.5 (Jun 5, 2020)
- Wallet:
- UMA has been added to the Ethereum Assets section. Securely store and send UMA to your heart’s content.
- A new Earn Rewards drawer has been added to wallets that have earning potential. Your NEO, VET, and ONT wallets now include earnings details and/or options for claiming rewards. Find the new drawer by clicking the three dots in the upper right-hand corner of an asset’s wallet.
- Settings:
- We’ve added some spice to the Apps tab. We’re not going to spoil the surprise here, so have a look for yourself. Click Settings > Apps to enable a new universe of crypto applications.
New in Exodus 20.5.22 (May 22, 2020)
- Apps:
- A new Apps tab has been added to Settings to enable a new world of Exodus-approved apps.
- Support:
- The age of multimedia transformed the way we communicate with one another. And while you won’t find any memes in Exodus, you can find helpful videos in the newly designed Support section of your wallet. Enable Apps in Settings > Apps to see the Support section.
New in Exodus 20.5.10 (May 11, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug with displaying portfolio historical charts, and combines all items in 20.5.9 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.5.9 (May 8, 2020)
- Apps:
- The All Apps screen has been updated to include previews and descriptions for each application. Find it in the upper right-hand corner of the App Navigation.
- General:
- A newly designed Help section now uses tabs to help you easily navigate and find what you need. Email support, watch video tutorials, or contact us on Twitter. View the new Help section by enabling App Navigation.
- Exodus no longer requires a restart when resetting your password. Not a big deal to most, but a bit of a time saver for those looking to maximize every second.
New in Exodus 20.4.23 (Apr 24, 2020)
- Wallet:
- The transaction history has new icons and labels to help distinguish between staking actions from other types of transactions.
- All valid NANO addresses can be set as a representative. This allows less popular representatives to be selected, which helps with the decentralization of the network.
- Apps:
- The Compound Finance app required an upgrade to keep the backend processes running smoothly. We also made slight design tweaks to the App Navigation. Enable the new App Navigation layout in Settings > Personalize.
- Hardware Wallet:
- An upgrade to the Trezor firmware was required as part of general maintenance for your favorite hardware wallet. Learn more about maximizing your wallet’s security with Trezor.
New in Exodus 20.4.18 (Apr 20, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug with syncing Monero blocks, and combines all items in 20.4.14 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.4.14 (Apr 15, 2020)
- Wallet:
- We’ve removed the Claim Dai option since the period to swap Single-collateral Dai (SAI) for Multi-collateral Dai (DAI) has ended. If you still hold Sai, send us an email at [email protected] and we’ll be happy to help you out.
- We’ve added support for ARK multipayment transactions. This is helpful for those receiving ARK tokens from online exchanges.
- General:
- A newly designed Welcome screen is on the scene for first-time Exodus downloads. Tell your friends! ;-)
New in Exodus 20.4.9 (Apr 10, 2020)
- Exchange:
- ICON joins the family of Exodus assets! Securely send, receive, and exchange ICX from the comfort of your wallet.
- Wallet:
- Open an asset’s wallet and find interactive charts that make historical viewing of asset prices a breeze. Select timeframes from one month to one year. Glide your mouse cursor across a pricing chart to see asset prices by date.
- Your NANO representative settings now sync between your Desktop and Mobile wallets.
- Apps:
- The Compound Finance app underwent a small upgrade to keep the backend processes up-to-date and running smoothly. We also made slight design tweaks to the App Navigation. Enable the new App Navigation layout in Settings > Personalize.
New in Exodus 20.3.27 (Mar 27, 2020)
- Apps:
- The new App Navigation layout redefines what it means to be a wallet. Enable the new layout in Settings > Personalize.
- Compound Finance finds a home in Exodus. Earn interest every second on your crypto holdings when you deposit DAI into the Compound Finance app. No account setup required, no deposit or withdrawal limits, and you can withdraw at any time. Enable App Navigation to access Compound Finance.
- General:
- Multiple Bitcoin addresses and local currency preferences now sync between your Desktop and Mobile wallets.
New in Exodus 20.3.23 (Mar 24, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug within the Stellar transaction history screen, and combines all items in 20.3.13 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.3.13 (Mar 13, 2020)
- Wallet:
- EOS hodlers, rejoice! Greater control has been bestowed as you can now effortlessly stake and unstake your EOS from within the EOS wallet’s Advanced Drawer.
- Your Nano wallet got a tune-up and sending NANO is now faster than ever. Whoosh!
- We made some backend changes to how your wallet manages Bitcoin and Bitcoin-like transactions. The result? Better privacy when sending your beautiful BTC, LTC, BCH, and BSV coins from point A to point B.
New in Exodus 20.3.3 (Mar 4, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release updates our Stellar (XLM) infrastructure to guarantee a fluid experience while sending, receiving & exchanging XLM, and combines all items in 20.2.29 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.2.29 (Mar 1, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug with the way the Nano balance is calculated, and combines all items in 20.2.28 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.2.28 (Mar 1, 2020)
- Exchange:
- VeChain (VET) & VeThor (VTHO) tokens make their triumphant debut in Exodus. Send and receive both assets, and exchange VET with ease. Take the leap and sync your Exodus Desktop wallet with your Exodus Mobile app to have access to your VET & VTHO on the go.
- Wallet:
- We’ve updated your EOS wallet to give you greater control of your ability to send and exchange EOS. The days of being hampered by EOS resource limitations and network congestion are gone! Sending EOS no longer fails as Exodus is smart enough to let you send EOS even if you haven't staked a single coin.
New in Exodus 20.2.19 (Feb 20, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug with the Bitcoin wallet's Advanced Drawer, and combines all items in 20.2.15 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.2.15 (Feb 16, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug within the Tron transaction history screen, and combines all items in 20.2.14 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.2.14 (Feb 14, 2020)
- Wallet:
- Bitcoin-like transactions are now handled a bit differently in the background. While you won’t notice major differences when sending, exchanging or receiving, we’ve taken steps toward greater privacy.
- Ravencoin and ARK recently underwent an upgrade. We’ve updated your wallet to ensure peak performance with the respective networks.
New in Exodus 20.2.10 (Feb 11, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug with syncing Monero blocks, and combines all items in 20.1.30 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.1.30 (Jan 31, 2020)
- Exchange:
- The wait is over! Cardano (ADA), one of our most requested assets, has joined the Exodus family. Easily secure, manage, and exchange ADA from the comfort of your desktop.
- Wallet:
- Multiple Bitcoin native SegWit addresses are now available for greater privacy. Enable the new option in your BTC wallet’s Advanced Drawer.
- We’ve expanded your Monero wallet’s customization options by adding support for those who set up their own local XMR node.
- Lo and behold, Nano holders can now set a custom representative in their NANO wallet’s Advanced Drawer.
New in Exodus 20.1.17 (Jan 17, 2020)
- Wallet:
- Pay BitPay invoices directly from Exodus with Ethereum, in addition to Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash.
- Help:
- Unsure if your wallet is up to date? Quickly check and easily download the latest version of Exodus directly from the Help tab.
- Settings:
- A newly organized Settings tab keeps items intuitively arranged. Take a peep.
New in Exodus 20.1.8 (Jan 9, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes the DAI swap and BNB claim features, and combines all items in 20.1.3 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.1.4 (Jan 5, 2020)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug with importing private keys for Tezos and Waves, and combines all items in 20.1.3 detailed below.
New in Exodus 20.1.3 (Jan 3, 2020)
- General:
- We strengthened our infrastructure to dynamically and efficiently handle asset transaction fees. This means fewer fee errors and a more consistent experience while sending.
- We fixed a bug that was causing an inaccurate portfolio Bitcoin balance for wallets only holding Bitcoin. Every precious satoshi will be accounted for :)
New in Exodus 19.12.23 (Dec 24, 2019)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug with exchanging XRP from a paired Trezor device, and combines all items in 19.12.19 detailed below.
- General:
- Some of the most meaningful changes to your wallet often go unnoticed because they happen in the background. Updating our server infrastructure, squashing even the smallest of bugs, and under the hood updates are all part of the regular maintenance required for an optimal wallet experience.
- We’ve modified the way pricing information is retrieved and delivered to your wallet to improve the accuracy of the real-time price charts.
- Wallet:
- Searching for supported assets is easier! You can now search for and enable assets directly from the Wallet screen without needing to pop into Settings.
- For those holding Monero (XMR) in Exodus, you can now pair your XMR wallet to Exodus Mobile! Open your Desktop Monero wallet and scan the QR code found in the Advanced Drawer with your Exodus Mobile wallet.
- Settings:
- Personal Notes fans, behold, save a click by enabling Personal Notes by default when sending your crypto. Find the option in Settings > Advanced.
New in Exodus 19.12.19 (Dec 20, 2019)
- General:
- Some of the most meaningful changes to your wallet often go unnoticed because they happen in the background. Updating our server infrastructure, squashing even the smallest of bugs, and under the hood updates are all part of the regular maintenance required for an optimal wallet experience.
- We’ve modified the way pricing information is retrieved and delivered to your wallet to improve the accuracy of the real-time price charts.
- Wallet:
- Searching for supported assets is easier! You can now search for and enable assets directly from the Wallet screen without needing to pop into Settings.
- For those holding Monero (XMR) in Exodus, you can now pair your XMR wallet to Exodus Mobile! Open your Desktop Monero wallet and scan the QR code found in the Advanced Drawer with your Exodus Mobile wallet.
- Settings:
- Personal Notes fans, behold, save a click by enabling Personal Notes by default when sending your crypto. Find the option in Settings > Advanced.
- A little Exodus team secret pleasure: We feel good saving you from needless clicks and taps. Time is valuable! Every millisecond counts.
New in Exodus 19.12.12 (Dec 13, 2019)
- Patch Fix:
- This release updates our systems to accommodate the latest Cosmos network upgrade in addition with Zcash network update from the previous version.
- General:
- You may notice a slight name change in your wallet. Don’t worry though! These slight tweaks are designed to make things clearer and pave the way for future features. The “Portfolio” screen has been renamed “Home”.
- For the keen record keeper, personal notes for transactions are now available in your transaction history CSV exports.
- BitPay invoice information now populates in personal notes for easy referencing.
- Wallet:
- Dai has evolved from a single collateral stablecoin to a multi-collateral backed stablecoin. If you hold DAI in Exodus, you can now swap for the new and improved version from Exodus or your Trezor hardware wallet. Take note: your older, single-collateral Dai wallet has been renamed to “Sai (old Dai)”. A new Multi-Collateral “Dai (DAI)” wallet has been added. Learn more…
- In a sign of things to come, cDAI token has been added as a storage-only asset in the Ethereum Assets section of your wallet.
- The gold-backed digital asset PAX Gold (PAXG) has been added to the Ethereum Assets section of your wallet for secure storage, sending, and receiving.
- ETHOS token has been rebranded to Voyager Token (VGX). If you hold ETHOS, there’s nothing you need to do. Your ETHOS has been automatically swapped to Voyager.
New in Exodus 19.12.11 (Dec 12, 2019)
- Patch Fix:
- This release updates our systems to accommodate the latest Zcash network upgrade, and combines all items in 19.12.5 detailed below.
- General:
- You may notice a slight name change in your wallet. Don’t worry though! These slight tweaks are designed to make things clearer and pave the way for future features. The “Portfolio” screen has been renamed “Home”.
- For the keen record keeper, personal notes for transactions are now available in your transaction history CSV exports.
- BitPay invoice information now populates in personal notes for easy referencing.
- Wallet:
- Dai has evolved from a single collateral stablecoin to a multi-collateral backed stablecoin. If you hold DAI in Exodus, you can now swap for the new and improved version from Exodus or your Trezor hardware wallet. Take note: your older, single-collateral Dai wallet has been renamed to “Sai (old Dai)”. A new Multi-Collateral “Dai (DAI)” wallet has been added. Learn more…
- In a sign of things to come, cDAI token has been added as a storage-only asset in the Ethereum Assets section of your wallet.
- The gold-backed digital asset PAX Gold (PAXG) has been added to the Ethereum Assets section of your wallet for secure storage, sending, and receiving.
- ETHOS token has been rebranded to Voyager Token (VGX). If you hold ETHOS, there’s nothing you need to do. Your ETHOS has been automatically swapped to Voyager.
New in Exodus 19.12.5 (Dec 6, 2019)
- General:
- You may notice a slight name change in your wallet. Don’t worry though! These slight tweaks are designed to make things clearer and pave the way for future features. The “Portfolio” screen has been renamed “Home”.
- For the keen record keeper, personal notes for transactions are now available in your transaction history CSV exports.
- BitPay invoice information now populates in personal notes for easy referencing.
- Wallet:
- Dai has evolved from a single collateral stablecoin to a multi-collateral backed stablecoin. If you hold DAI in Exodus, you can now swap for the new and improved version from Exodus or your Trezor hardware wallet. Take note: your older, single-collateral Dai wallet has been renamed to “Sai (old Dai)”. A new Multi-Collateral “Dai (DAI)” wallet has been added.
- In a sign of things to come, cDAI token has been added as a storage-only asset in the Ethereum Assets section of your wallet.
- The gold-backed digital asset PAX Gold (PAXG) has been added to the Ethereum Assets section of your wallet for secure storage, sending, and receiving.
- ETHOS token has been rebranded to Voyager Token (VGX). If you hold ETHOS, there’s nothing you need to do. Your ETHOS has been automatically swapped to Voyager.
New in Exodus 19.11.22 (Nov 22, 2019)
- This version includes a DAI swap, Desktop+Mobile QR code pairing, and a special gift for fans of a popular and beloved crypto mascot.
- Wallet:
- Dai has evolved from a single collateral stablecoin to a multi-collateral backed stablecoin. If you hold DAI in Exodus, you can now swap for the new and improved version.
- Take note: your older, single-collateral Dai wallet has been renamed to “Sai (old Dai)”. A new Multi-Collateral “Dai (DAI)” wallet has been added.
- Backup:
- One wallet? Multiple devices? No Problem! Easily pair your Desktop wallet with your Exodus Mobile app by scanning a QR code for access to your funds on the go.
- Settings:
- Dogecoin was added in our last release and there was much hype to be had! For you Shiba Inu fans, we’ve added a sure to be loved Doge theme skin. Add it from the Settings > Themes section of your wallet. Much Doge, so theme, many moons.
New in Exodus 19.11.8 (Nov 11, 2019)
- Wallet:
- Dogecoin has survived and become one of the world’s most loved projects. Originally created as a joke and popularized by memes, this child of Bitcoin features fast transactions, low fees, and the world’s most adorable mascot. Wow, such inspire! Very coin.
- We didn’t let the Shiba Inu distract us, however! Your ARK, LSK, NANO, ONT, ONG, and NEM wallets got a tune-up leading to improved performance when sending, receiving, and exchanging.
- Exchange:
- DOGE joins our growing list of exchangeable assets. Exchange instantly and securely from the comfort of your wallet.
New in Exodus 19.10.24 (Oct 28, 2019)
- Wallet:
- Cosmos (ATOM) seeks to create a foundation for a new token economy by enabling an ecosystem of connected blockchains. It allows projects to launch on their own blockchain while offering them a high level of interoperability with other Cosmos-based chains.
- Exchange:
- Exchange between ATOM and over 70 other assets instantly and securely from the comfort of your wallet.
New in Exodus 19.10.18 (Oct 21, 2019)
- This release updates our systems to accommodate the latest Tezos network upgrade, and combines all items in 19.10.11 detailed below.v
New in Exodus 19.10.11 (Oct 11, 2019)
- Wallet:
- NANO’s ledger uses a lattice-like structure in place of the traditional chain of blocks, so you’ll never be left waiting for a block to arrive. Zero transaction fees mean that the amount of NANO that leaves your wallet is the amount that’s received on the other end.
- Exchange:
- Exchanging Nano into one of over 70 supported assets is even easier than sending it — and almost as fast.
New in Exodus 19.9.27 (Sep 27, 2019)
- Wallet:
- A new “Claim” button makes collecting GAS and ONG as easy as one-click in your NEO and Ontology wallets. Hodl or exchange the claimed coins as you see fit!
- General:
- Track the complete Bitcoin transaction history on your Trezor hardware wallet from one public key with “ypub” exporting.
- Exchange:
- Keeping track of your exchanges within Exodus just got easier...again. Your Exchange History has been renovated, with improvements while using Exodus across multiple devices.
New in Exodus 19.9.12 (Sep 13, 2019)
- Exchange:
- DAI, a dollar-pegged, Ethereum-based stablecoin is now an exchangeable asset in Exodus. Try the darling of decentralized finance for yourself!
- NEO’s younger brother, GAS, joins the Exodus roster. NEO holders in Exodus can now claim and HODL or exchange the GAS they earn.
- Wallet:
- We’ve added the ability for ONT holders to claim their ONG in Exodus.
- Personal notes now make it easy to keep track of your outgoing transactions within Exodus. Breathe, and simplify your accounting.
New in Exodus 19.8.30 (Sep 2, 2019)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes a bug with EOS, and combines all items in 19.8.29 detailed below.
New in Exodus 19.8.29 (Aug 30, 2019)
- Exchange:
- Keeping track of exchanges just got clearer for those running the same wallet on Mobile and Desktop. Exchanges made on your home computer will automatically display in your Mobile wallet’s exchange history. Exchanges made on your phone will automatically reflect in your Desktop wallet.
- Wallet:
- Exodus’ QR scanner can now read the QR codes displayed on your computer screen, making it easier for those who shop online with crypto. Yes, even for those who use other desktop wallets: Crypto is about freedom, after all.
- Settings:
- The asset section in “Settings” shows you which assets are integrated into Exodus and the Trezor hardware wallet. Use Exodus to manage your Trezor assets for the most cutting-edge experience.
New in Exodus 19.8.15 (Aug 16, 2019)
- Wallet:
- Bitcoin now supports “zPub” (Segwit master public key) exporting so you can track your activity across its Segwit addresses.
- General:
- Your 12-word recovery phrase is now hidden when viewing until the mouse cursor is over each word.
- The new Terms of Service and Privacy policy explain our non-custodial offering in the Help section.
- Private key importing just got clearer with a new Move Funds interface.
- Exchange:
- Quickly and securely exchange Ontology (ONT) and Ontology Gas (ONG) with over 80 other supported assets.
- Hardware Wallet:
- A new user interface is available to help you set up a brand new Trezor, or a Trezor that’s been fully reset.
New in Exodus 19.8.7 (Aug 8, 2019)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue causing Exodus to stop working properly when trying to exchange from NEM (XEM) to another asset, and combines all items in 19.8.2 detailed below.
- Wallet:
- Your wallet experience just got an Exodus facelift. You’ll find newly designed Send and Receive screens for each asset’s wallet.
- Payment Protocol (BIP70) integration brings BitPay support to Exodus. You can now pay BitPay invoices directly from Exodus—no need to juggle multiple Bitcoin wallets.
- Exchange:
- For those who need to go back-to-back with max exchanges, we just made life easier with a button that repeats the previous exchange. Every click saved is a click earned!
- General:
- Dark Mode in Exodus is enabled on macOS Mojave.
New in Exodus 19.8.2 (Aug 2, 2019)
- Wallet:
- Your wallet experience just got an Exodus facelift. You’ll find newly designed Send and Receive screens for each asset’s wallet.
- Payment Protocol (BIP70) integration brings BitPay support to Exodus. You can now pay BitPay invoices directly from Exodus—no need to juggle multiple Bitcoin wallets.
- Exchange:
- For those who need to go back-to-back with max exchanges, we just made life easier with a button that repeats the previous exchange. Every click saved is a click earned!
- General:
- Dark Mode in Exodus is enabled on macOS Mojave.
New in Exodus 19.7.18 (Jul 19, 2019)
- In this latest release, our developers went under the hood for less-than-fancy work. We can’t keep a wallet this beautiful without attending to basic maintenance, after all! Performance optimizations and security hardening keep your wallet running smoothly.
- Exchange:
- When selecting an asset to exchange from, you will see the assets you have balances for listed first.
- Wallet:
- Saudi Riyal (SAR) has been added to the list of local currencies you can use to view your portfolio value.
- Exodus got smarter at recognizing QR codes and will warn you if you scanned a QR code for the wrong asset.
New in Exodus 19.7.7 (Jul 8, 2019)
- Wallet:
- Transferring funds between Exodus and your Trezor is easy peasy with its own dedicated screen.
- Accidently sent BTC to your BSV address? Not to worry! Sweeping BTC from a BSV address has been added to the BSV Asset Menu.
- XRP transaction history now displays the destination tags used.
- Hardware Wallet:
- Decred (DCR) has been integrated with Exodus+Trezor. You can comfortably send, receive & exchange Decred straight from the security of your Trezor hardware wallet.
- Synced Exodus+Trezor assets are immediately displayed after pairing your hardware wallet to Exodus.
New in Exodus 19.6.20 (Jun 21, 2019)
- Exchange:
- The Exchange dropdown UI has been optimized for Trezor hardware wallet support.
- Wallet:
- Encrypted BSV private keys can now be swept into Exodus.
- Speaking about BSV, we switched the addresses to Legacy format to ensure compatibility across the ecosystem.
- Performance improvements have been made to Tron (TRX) and Ravencoin (RVN) wallets.
- Hardware Wallet:
- You can now set up a PIN code for your Trezor One without leaving Exodus
New in Exodus 19.6.12 (Jun 13, 2019)
- Patch fix: UI interface bug with Trezor XRP integration.
- Boom! This release brings two of our most requested assets to the table: Tezos (XTZ) and Ravencoin (RVN).
New in Exodus 19.6.6 (Jun 7, 2019)
- General:
- We’ve added a .deb installer for Linux. You can now install and run Exodus with just a couple of clicks on many popular Linux distros. No more messing with the terminal or relying on .zip files.
- Exchange:
- Tezos (XTZ) and Ravencoin (RVN) are available for secure and swift exchanges.
- Hardware Wallet:
- Digibyte (DGB) is now supported for the Trezor integration. Keep your precious Digibyte in cold storage, with easy access for sending, receiving and exchanging directly from your Trezor using the Exodus interface.
New in Exodus 19.5.24 (May 24, 2019)
- General:
- Trezor Model T and Trezor One are compatible with Exodus! Read how Exodus and Trezor help keep your assets safe.
- Wallet:
- Squashed a bug that was affecting NEM and LSK timestamps.
- BnkToTheFuture (BFT) has been added to the Ethereum Assets section for secure storage.
- Stellar Lumens (XLM) has been added as a full Trezor supported asset inside Exodus.
- Exchange:
- Stellar Lumens (XLM) joins a growing list of Trezor-supported exchangeable assets.
New in Exodus 19.5.10 (May 10, 2019)
- General:
- For those who like to keep Exodus open and watch their portfolio throughout the day, the auto-update will check for new versions every hour instead of only at startup.
- Wallet:
- The Move Funds option supports reading private keys from QR codes now. Sweeping paper wallets has never been easier.
- Squashed a bug that would cause Exodus to lock up during a private key sweep.
- Fixed the annoying case where the ETH refresh button would continually spin forever … and ever.
- Exchange:
- NEM (XEM) is now available for sending, receiving, and exchanging.
- BitTorrent (BTT) is now available for sending, receiving, and exchanging.
- Settings:
- The United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) and Serbian Dinar (RSD) have been added as new fiat currencies in Localization.
New in Exodus 19.4.26 (Apr 27, 2019)
- General:
- The Notifications system has been completely revamped. Make a few deposits into your wallet and let us know what you think!
- Exchange:
- The Exodus family welcomes Monero (XMR) into its ever-expanding suite of exchangeable assets. You can now manage, secure, and exchange XMR from the comfort of your wallet.
- Wallet:
- Mainnet Binance Coin (BNB) has been added into Exodus.
- Exodus now has a built-in process to help you swap your old Binance (ERC20) tokens to the new Mainnet.
New in Exodus 19.4.12 (Apr 12, 2019)
- General:
- The auto-update notification window has received a makeover.
- Further optimized Ethereum network connections for reliability and speed.
- The wallet and backup icons in the sidebar have been redesigned.
- Wallet:
- Fixed a few pesky scrolling bugs in the wallet listings.
- Wallet receive times now update automatically, as time passes, in the transaction listing view.
- Exchange:
- Loom Network (LOOM) joins a growing list of exchangeable assets. You can now secure, manage, and exchange LOOM from the comfort of your wallet.
- Settings:
- Direct links for sending, receiving, and exchanging have been added to the Settings > Assets section.
New in Exodus 19.3.31 (Apr 1, 2019)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue causing the DGB balance to display incorrectly after a withdrawal, and combines all items in 19.3.29 detailed below.
- General:
- The auto-update interface has itself been updated. The next time the wallet takes you through the in-wallet update process, it will be with a fresh new look.
- Wallet:
- Stellar Lumens (XLM) fees are now adjusted dynamically based on network conditions, ensuring that transactions go through seamlessly even during spikes in network activity.
- WAVES is available for sending, receiving, and exchanging.
- Backup:
- The 12-word phrase is now presented more clearly, minimizing the chances that it may be written down in an incorrect order.
- When reviewing the 12-word phrase from the Backup section, a new confirmation screen presents some additional security information.
New in Exodus 19.3.29 (Mar 29, 2019)
- General:
- The auto-update interface has itself been updated. The next time the wallet takes you through the in-wallet update process, it will be with a fresh new look.
- Wallet:
- Stellar Lumens (XLM) fees are now adjusted dynamically based on network conditions, ensuring that transactions go through seamlessly even during spikes in network activity.
- WAVES is available for sending, receiving, and exchanging.
- Backup:
- The 12-word phrase is now presented more clearly, minimizing the chances that it may be written down in an incorrect order.
- When reviewing the 12-word phrase from the Backup section, a new confirmation screen presents some additional security information.
New in Exodus 19.3.18 (Mar 19, 2019)
- Patch Fix:
- This release fixes an issue causing an error message to appear on the exchange screen, and combines all items in 19.3.15 detailed below.
- Portfolio:
- You’ll notice two options at the top of your portfolio. Dashboard and Transactions. The Transactions window displays your wallet’s overall transaction history along with an option to export the data to a CSV. You can also filter by transaction type and individual asset.
- Exchange:
- Not to be outdone, the Order History drawer now includes the ability to filter by asset as well.
New in Exodus 19.3.15 (Mar 15, 2019)
- Portfolio:
- You’ll notice two options at the top of your portfolio. Dashboard and Transactions. The Transactions window displays your wallet’s overall transaction history along with an option to export the data to a CSV. You can also filter by transaction type and individual asset.
- Exchange:
- Not to be outdone, the Order History drawer now includes the ability to filter by asset as well.
New in Exodus 19.3.7 (Mar 11, 2019)
- Patch Fix:
- This release adds a fix for Bitcoin transactions involving SegWit addresses and combines all items in 19.3.4 and 19.2.29 detailed below.
- General:
- We’ve added an animation effect to your wallet balance in the sidebar. Who doesn’t love seeing their balance go from zero on up when opening their wallet?
- Wallet:
- A menu has been added to individual asset wallets for increased functionality and easy access to wallet features. Look for it in the top right hand corner of an asset wallet.
- LISK is available for sending, receiving, and exchanging.
- Exchange:
- New animation elements have been added to the Exchange In Progress window. Exchanging has never looked better.
New in Exodus 19.2.29 (Mar 1, 2019)
- General:
- We’ve added an animation effect to your wallet balance in the sidebar. Who doesn’t love seeing their balance go from zero on up when opening their wallet?
- Wallet:
- A menu has been added to individual asset wallets for increased functionality and easy access to wallet features. Look for it in the top right hand corner of an asset wallet.
- LISK is available for sending, receiving, and exchanging.
- Exchange:
- New animation elements have been added to the Exchange In Progress window. Exchanging has never looked better.
New in Exodus 19.2.20 (Feb 22, 2019)
- Adds a fix for new wallets using Bitcoin segwit.
- SegWit for your Bitcoin wallet is here! For the security conscious, your wallet now has an optional lock feature. Ark (ARK) has been added to the in-wallet exchange.
- Patch Fix:
- This release combines all items in 19.2.14 and 19.2.18 and adds a fix allowing new wallets send out BTC smoothly.
- The following General and Wallet items below were also included as of the previous release 19.2.14
- General:
- Exodus now has an optional lock feature that puts your wallet into read-only mode with the flip of a switch, or after the wallet has been open for some time. If your wallet is locked, it will require your password to perform certain wallet functions such as sending transactions or viewing private keys. If you find yourself leaving your wallet open for long stretches of time, this is the feature for you.
- Wallet:
- Ark (ARK) has graduated from beta asset to fully supported and exchangeable in Exodus!
- SegWit has been activated in Exodus! Now giving you the option to use a bech32 address for your BTC.
New in Exodus 19.2.18 (Feb 19, 2019)
- Fixed managing change addresses in segwit wallets with extensive history.
- SegWit for your Bitcoin wallet is here! For the security conscious, your wallet now has an optional lock feature. Ark (ARK) has been added to the in-wallet exchange.
- Patch Fix:
- This release combines all items in 19.2.14 and adds a fix for managing change addresses in segwit wallets with extensive history.
- The following General and Wallet items below were also included in the previous release 19.2.14
- General:
- Exodus now has an optional lock feature that puts your wallet into read-only mode with the flip of a switch, or after the wallet has been open for some time. If your wallet is locked, it will require your password to perform certain wallet functions such as sending transactions or viewing private keys. If you find yourself leaving your wallet open for long stretches of time, this is the feature for you.
- Wallet:
- Ark (ARK) has graduated from beta asset to fully supported and exchangeable in Exodus!
- SegWit has been activated in Exodus! Now giving you the option to use a bech32 address for your BTC.
New in Exodus 1.63.1 (Oct 30, 2018)
- General:
- Zcash Sapling hard fork support.
- In some cases selectively disable EOS (ERC20) to reduce confusion.
New in Exodus 1.63.0 (Oct 30, 2018)
- General:
- A few subtle design updates were made to improve Navigation, Portfolio and Backup.
- Wallet
- You can now send and receive EOS mainnet. To add EOS mainnet to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets.
- EOS now has an Advanced button inside the wallet to view RAM, CPU and NET along with other details like staking for your EOS wallet.
- EOS wallet has a built-in automatic filter to remove 0 value SPAM transactions with marketing messages on the EOS blockchain.
- Fixed outgoing Stellar (XLM) transactions to immediately show up in the account history with no delay.
- Exchange:
- New users of EOS mainnet can now exchange any asset to EOS and Exodus will automatically handle all the advanced account setup for you and create your first EOS account.
- EOS mainnet has been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for EOS mainnet to further diversify your portfolio.
- Advanced:
- If you are holding EOS on an exchange Exodus can now help you create an EOS account by using the advanced developer menu.
- Export safe report button has been fixed in the help section.
New in Exodus 1.62.0 (Oct 30, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- Portfolio now displays digital asset values in addition to fiat values when hovering over sections of the donut.
New in Exodus 1.61.1 (Oct 1, 2018)
- Wallet:
- Fixed incorrect portfolio balances shown on startup.
New in Exodus 1.61.0 (Sep 28, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- Negative balances caused by inaccurate pricing data feeds on the portfolio are now a thing of the past. We can't always make the market go up but we absolutely will make sure our charts are sitting pretty.
- Wallet:
- Occasionally we had reports of Dash banner error messages on slower networks. Our Dash networking code has been updated and users should not see this banner unless there is a confirmed problem connecting to an asset network.
- We added back in the option to easily click the send ALL button for Tron (TRX). The Tron network calculates transactions a bit different but Exodus does all the hard work to send ALL of your Tron with one push-of-a-button.
- Advanced:
- Upgraded to Electron v2.0.10 - If you know what this smarty-pants-javascript-stuff means take a look at our developer careers and get in touch!
New in Exodus 1.60.0 (Sep 14, 2018)
- Wallet:
- You can now send and receive Tron (TRX) and Tether (USDT). To add Tron (TRX) and Tether (USDT) to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets.
- Exchange:
- Tron (TRX) has been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for Tron (TRX) to further diversify your portfolio.
- Sometimes if transaction fees changed quickly in the middle of a transaction you were left with a very tiny amount (also called dust) hanging out in your wallet. Think of this like sending $100 USD to a friend then having 1/10 of one penny left over. This was annoying - Exodus now double checks to make sure any dust is cleared out and double checked when these rare network events happen.
- Advanced:
- Exodus now analyzes large inputs (typically from mining) and suggests breaking up large transactions. This is a very rare edge case issue and typically only happens if you are using Exodus as a payment for mining profits over an extended time.
- Assets with very tiny balances (sometimes called dust balances) can now be hidden in the Settings > Assets section.
New in Exodus 1.59.2 (Sep 12, 2018)
New in Exodus 1.59.1 (Sep 1, 2018)
New in Exodus 1.59.0 (Aug 31, 2018)
- General:
- The Windows version of Exodus joins the Mac version and now has auto update. This should be the last version Windows users need to download and update manually. For all future updates, both Mac and Windows users, will receive a one-click update button when new builds are ready for download.
- Wallet:
- You can now send and receive Stellar Lumens (XLM) and Mithril (MITH). To add Stellar Lumens (XLM) and/or Mithril (MITH) to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets.
- Balances are now displayed on the wallet navigation to get a quick, at-a-glance total balance overview for individual assets.
- Exchange:
- Stellar Lumens (XLM) and Mithril (MITH) have been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for Stellar Lumens (XLM) and Mithril (MITH) to further diversify your portfolio.
- Fixed a small but annoying bug in the exchange that was causing errors if the Ethereum network changed gas values as the exchange was starting. Exodus now gracefully handles this change behind the scenes and fixes it automatically for you.
New in Exodus 1.58.2 (Aug 18, 2018)
- Settings:
- Changing fiat currencies no longer causes the app to crash.
- Advanced:
- The developer menu reduces confusion by having one option to move funds from a Ripple private key or secret key.
New in Exodus 1.58.1 (Aug 17, 2018)
- Wallet:
- When sending, you can now attach a destination tag for Ripple (XRP).
New in Exodus 1.58.0 (Aug 17, 2018)
- General:
- The Mac version of Exodus now has auto update. If you are on Mac, this should be the last version you have to download and update manually. For all future updates Mac users will receive a one-click update button. Windows users we have not forgotten about you - the windows version is in testing now.
- Wallet:
- You can now send and receive Ripple (XRP) and TrueUSD (TUSD). To add Ripple (XRP) and/or TrueUSD (TUSD) to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets.
- Exchange:
- Ripple (XRP) and TrueUSD (TUSD) have been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for Ripple (XRP) or TrueUSD (TUSD) to further diversify your portfolio.
- Advanced:
- If your deep into Ethereum smart contracts Exodus can now send 0 ETH transactions for all your fancy smart contract operations.
New in Exodus 1.57.0 (Aug 3, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- 30 Day trend lines have been fixed on large format screens.
- Fixed the highest balance calculation to account for disabled assets.
- Wallet:
- You can now send and receive Qtum. To add Qtum to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
- Exchange:
- Qtum has been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for Qtum to further diversify your portfolio. To exchange for Qtum be sure to first visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
- Settings:
- Added links to join asset official telegram groups.
- Advanced:
- Exodus, by default, now displays your private keys when requested rather than exporting them to a file. Users can copy these keys and use them as they wish. This small security step should help users who forget to properly discard files with private keys after they are used.
- Fixed Decred WIF format. If you know what this smarty-pants-crypto-stuff means take a look at our developer careers and get in touch!
New in Exodus 1.56.0 (Jul 20, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- 30 Day trend lines have been added to the portfolio.
- The portfolio over time chart now expands to screens larger than 1920 pixels wide.
- Portfolio speed optimizations for wallets with a large number of diversified assets.
- Portfolio sorting order fixed for asset with dust balances.
- Wallet:
- EOS can be turned off even if the account has a balance. This helps for users who moved EOS to mainnet and still have a legacy EOS balance showing on Exodus.
New in Exodus 1.55.3 (Jul 11, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- Portfolio circle design tweaks.
- More portfolio performance optimizations.
- Wallet:
- Updated Digibyte logo to new design.
- Updated Augur contract address.
New in Exodus 1.55.2 (Jul 7, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- Optimized portfolio performance and startup speed.
New in Exodus 1.55.0 (Jul 6, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- New design on the portfolio donut chart. This new design gives a bit of space between assets to visually separate holding that maybe similar in color.
- New analytics stats on your portfolio shows information about your highest balance + best/least performing assets along with overall 24H portfolio change.
- Clicking on a section of your portfolio donut scrolls to the selected asset to show more information.
- New portfolio over time view shows historical balance information about your overall holdings.
- New "More" button at the bottom of your portfolio page takes you to the settings page to add more assets.
- Wallet:
- Few small design and sizing updates to the wallet section for better visibility.
- Exchange:
- Binance (BNB) is now active in the exchange section!
New in Exodus 1.54.4 (Jul 4, 2018)
- Exchange:
- Zcash Overwinter fix for transactions.
New in Exodus 1.54.0 (Jun 23, 2018)
- General:
- A number of small app design updates including icon and button styles plus a new theme.
- Portfolio:
- Updated portfolio layout with additional info showing price, market cap and volume.
- Wallet:
- Mithril has been added to the wallet section. You can enable the asset by visiting Settings > Assets.
- Fixed a bug for users who upgraded to the latest version from a previous version with legacy Dogecoin transactions.
New in Exodus 1.53.0 (Jun 14, 2018)
- Wallet:
- Updated the Bitcoin Cash claim function to prefill the new q address.
- Exodus warns if you accidentally try to send Bitcoin Cash to a Bitcoin address.
- Dash has a fancy new logo in your wallet!
- Settings:
- Fixed a scrolling bug that would cause blank pages on certain configurations and screen sizes.
- Help:
- Added a one-click EOS registration check.
New in Exodus 1.52.0 (May 27, 2018)
- Wallet:
- Improved QR code scanner.
- Improved networking code to save on bandwith when the wallet is open for long periods of time.
- Zcash is now enabled by default.
- Developer:
- Upgraded to Electron v1.8.6 - If you know what this smarty-pants-javascript-stuff means take a look at our developer careers and get in touch!
New in Exodus 1.51.4 (May 20, 2018)
- General:
- Popup reminder to register EOS.
New in Exodus 1.51.3 (May 18, 2018)
- Exchange:
- Certain conditions would cause the asset units to be incorrect.
New in Exodus 1.51.2 (May 16, 2018)
- Security:
- Our security team has been hard at work behind the scenes and discovered more safety and security precautions to protect your assets. A new version of Exodus has been released immediately ( Version 1.51.1 ) with fixes and security upgrades in place. This security patch was focused on protocols used in Exodus dependencies.
- All users need to upgrade immediately.
New in Exodus 1.51.0 (May 11, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- You can now click assets in the portfolio to quick-link to individual wallets.
- The portfolio now correctly reports on fractional values below 1%.
- Wallet:
- Exodus now auto-corrects if connection problems cause an error in the middle of refreshing your wallet. Restating on this error is now relic of the past as of version 1.51.0.
- Exchange:
- EOS, BAT and EDG are now back for exchange for all customers living outside the US.
- Settings:
- A search bar has been added to the settings section.
- Misc:
- By popular request the toggle password visibility icons on the login screen have been switched.
New in Exodus 1.50.1 (Apr 28, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- Hovering over an asset in the pie chart now reveals the proper currency. Sorry to everyone outside the US!
- Hovering over an asset in the pie chart now has commas for those fortunate enough to have amounts that need commas. Your eyes will thank us.
New in Exodus 1.50.0 (Apr 28, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- You can now hover over the donut in the Portfolio to expand and visualize individual assets.
- Assets with a 0 balance are now properly sorted in the Portfolio view.
- Wallet:
- You can now send and receive Zcash. To add Zcash to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
- Exchange:
- Zcash has been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for Zcash to further diversify your portfolio. To exchange for Zcash be sure to first visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
- Advanced:
- Using the advanced Developer Menu, all types of Digibyte private keys are now supported for importing.
- Using the advanced Developer Menu, you can now export your EOS private key for future use on the upcoming for EOS mainnet.
New in Exodus 1.49.0 (Apr 13, 2018)
- General:
- Optimized app startup time with portfolios holding a large number of diversified assets.
- Wallet:
- You can now send and receive Digibyte. To add Digibyte to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
- The Dai stablecoin has been added to the Ethereum assets. Users can now send and receive Dai. To add Dai to your portfolio visit the Settings section then click Assets, scroll down to the bottom, then click ‘Ethereum Assets’ to turn it on.
- Optimized Bitcoin fees even further to lower dust limits. Hurray for lower transaction fees!
- Fixed connection failed banners on slower computers and network connections.
- Exchange:
- Digibyte has been added to the exchange. You can now exchange any Exodus asset for Digibyte to further diversify your portfolio. To exchange for Digibyte be sure to first visit the Settings section then click Assets to turn it on.
- Backup:
- For extra safety we now remind customers who restore the wallet using 12 words to set a strong password. In addition we now have a knowledge base article detailing password protection when restoring using your 12-word phrase.
New in Exodus 1.48.0 (Mar 31, 2018)
- General:
- The “reveal password” icon now opens and shuts it’s one good eye depending on whether you’d like to view or hide your secret password.
- Remember when restoring with your 12 word phrase meant losing all of your exchange history? Fear not! This has been fixed and Exodus from here on out keeps your history for you, no matter how you restore your wallet, all the while allowing you to control your private keys.
- Exchange:
- With a heavy heart, we must announce that First Blood (1ST) will not be returning to the exchange platform in Exodus. This is due to being delisted from major exchanges like Bittrex. Firstblood will now live in the Ethereum Assets tab of your wallet.
- Wallet:
- Exodus added a 1-click-easy way to register your EOS address and tokens. Find out more…
- Funfair has a new logo in your wallet!
- Developer:
- Upgraded to Electron v1.7.13 - If you know what this smarty-pants-javascript-stuff means take a look at our developer careers and get in touch!
New in Exodus 1.47.2 (Mar 22, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- Fixed display issue that could cause the portfolio donut chart to be too small when just a few assets are displayed.
New in Exodus 1.47.1 (Mar 22, 2018)
- Portfolio:
- Fixed display issue that could cause the portfolio donut chart to be squashed when over 32 assets are displayed.
- Wallet:
- Fixed display issue with Bitcoin Cash "CashAddr" addresses.
New in Exodus 1.47.0 (Mar 16, 2018)
- General:
- Added a visual indicator to hide/unhide your password when signing into your wallet. This helps users who like to see the password they are typing. Just be sure no one can see your screen if you use this!
- Exchange:
- Ripio (RCN) has been added. You can now send, receive and exchange Ripio for other Exodus assets. As the official token of the Ripio Credit Network, RCN tokens are “required to access the network and facilitate transactions among all agents.” More information on the project and token can be found on Ripio’s Website.
- Wallet:
- More entries have been added to our ever growing list of Ethereum Assets (also called ERC20 tokens for you tech-heads). Exodus now allows you to send and receive; Bread (BRD), Genesis Vision (GVT), Iconomi (ICN), KuCoin (KCS), MediShares (MDS), Pillar (PLR), Ripio (RCN), Rivetz (RVT), Santiment (SAN), Substratum (SUB), TenX (PAY), and Time New Bank (TNB).
- Exodus now supports sending to Bech32 BTC addresses. This is a first step in our effort to add full SegWit support on Exodus for Bitcoin. For those that want to take a deep dive more info can be found on the Bitcoin Wiki.
- CashAddr support for BCH has been added. No more pesky address conversion needed. 🙌
- We lightened up LTC fees over 3X! They’ve been reduced from 0.0095 to 0.003 per transaction.
- Backup:
- We squashed some bugs in the wallet backup process to keep things smooth as silk - adding extra protection to keep your assets safe.
New in Exodus 1.46.1 (Mar 5, 2018)
- General:
- Corrected Ethereum asset Viberate contract address.
New in Exodus 1.46.0 (Mar 2, 2018)
- General:
- Optimized a number of display and UI/UX performance improvements when Exodus is starting up for the first time.
- Wallet:
- Exodus can now send to native Bitcoin Cash addresses (CashAddr) format. This allows customers to send funds to Coinbase BCH wallets, for example, which now only accept the q-style addresses instead of the legacy format (starting with 1-).
- More Ethereum Assets have been added to Settings > Assets.
- New supported Ethereum Assets now include: AdToken, Aeron, AirSwap, Amber, AppCoins, Cindicator, Decentraland, Lunyr, Maker, Monaco, Quantstamp, Raiden, Storm, TAAS and Viberate.
- Optimized asset logos to improve loading speed and file size.
New in Exodus 1.45.0 (Feb 16, 2018)
- Wallet:
- Added Vertcoin (VTC). Upgrade to version 1.45.0, then turn on Vertcoin in Settings > Assets to send, receive and exchange Vertcoin (VTC).
- Settings:
- You can now choose a preferred portfolio sorting order between Balance (High to Low) or traditional Alphabetical.
- Additional Ethereum Assets added to Settings > Assets.
- Additional cleanup in setting section for assets with long descriptions.
- Advanced:
- Fixed an edge case handling importing uncompressed private keys.
New in Exodus 1.44.1 (Feb 5, 2018)
- Wallet:
- Fixed Bitcoin Gold claim regression.
New in Exodus 1.44.0 (Feb 2, 2018)
- Wallet:
- Further optimized Bitcoin fee calculations to help when the network is less congested.
- Further optimized Ethereum transactions for speed and reliability.
- Added Ethereum token transaction fees on advanced transactions export spreadsheet.
- Fixed small display title messages in private key sweeping.
- Fixed Bitcoin Gold private key import.
- Import encrypted Bitcoin paper wallets.
- Developer:
- Optimized websockets connection to not allow for polling. This will reduce all server overhead on busy networks and connections.
- Updated all links to Knowledge Base to use HTTPS.
New in Exodus 1.43.4 (Jan 24, 2018)
- Security:
- Our security team has been hard at work behind the scenes and discovered more safety and security precautions to protect your assets. A new version of Exodus has been released immediately ( Version 1.43.4 ) with fixes and security upgrades in place. This security patch was focused on protocols used in Exodus dependencies. For all non-technical, normal users you can just upgrade as part of your regular security practice.
New in Exodus 1.43.2 (Jan 23, 2018)
- Wallet:
- Pricing feed for Bitcoin Gold (BTG) has been corrected for those using CoinMarketCap as a pricing feed. Find out more about pricing feeds.
- Lowered Dash fees by 10X. ( Changed from 0.0001 DASH per kB to 0.00001 Dash per kB).
New in Exodus 1.43.1 (Jan 19, 2018)
- General:
- Exodus now clears any unnecessary whitespace from backup links. Previously if a user had hidden trailing whitespace the password would be incorrect.
- Wallet:
- Users can now claim Bitcoin Gold (BTG). View step-by-step instructions.
- Bitcoin Gold (BTG), Status (SNT), 0x (ZRX), Bancor (BNT), iExec RLC (RLC), Edgeless (EDG), Wings (WINGS), FirstBlood (1ST), WeTrust (TRST), Matchpool (GUP) and Numeraire (NMR) are here. Upgrade to version 1.43.0 to send, receive and exchange new assets.
- Developer:
- The developer menu now has a "Sweep for Ethereum" and "Sweep for Ethereum Classic" for users who accidentally send ETH to ETC and vice versa.
New in Exodus 1.42.0 (Jan 5, 2018)
- Wallet:
- Improved rescan reliability in the case of overloaded servers. Exodus now attempts server connections, up to 5 times, before reporting an error. This extra buffer helps servers peaking with very high traffic.
- Updated asset descriptions, including future beta assets, in the settings section.
- When sweeping a paper wallet from the advanced developer menu, because funds are moved on-chain, Exodus now previews the required transaction fee and prompts for confirmation.
- The Bitcoin Cash logo has been changed to green from orange. This matches design choices made at Coinbase and seems to help users from mistaking Bitcoin Cash from Bitcoin when sending and receiving.
- Printing addresses, from the receive dialog, now include the asset name as well as a general cleanup of extra items causing confusion.
New in Exodus 1.41.0 (Dec 22, 2017)
- Wallet:
- Exodus now has additional safety checks for file integrity on launch. If any type of file corruption is detected, Exodus attempts to auto-repair the files. This helps users who experience hard drive corruption issues or unexpected power failures wile using Exodus.
- Exodus notifies you if you are sending all your Ethereum and have Ethereum-powered assets (sometimes called ERC20).
- Optimized Ethereum and Ethereum Classic gas prices.
- Exchange:
- Improved exchange tracking for delayed exchanges caused by overloaded network traffic.
New in Exodus 1.40.0 (Dec 8, 2017)
- Wallet:
- Exodus now supports sending to Copay-formatted bitcoin cash addresses.
- Optimized Dash sending fees by over 4X!
- Exchange:
- All / Half / Min buttons always show up even if you don't have the minimum to exchange. Previously these buttons only were visible when you had the required minimum amount of assets to exchange.
- Better, more explicit, natural language exchange error messages.
- More reliable exchange progress tracking in times of network congestion.
- Advanced:
- Behind-the-scenes automatic fallbacks are now in place along with and automatic configuration for down network resources.
- More reliable fee monitoring + faster fee optimizations, across a number of assets, to help transactions stay on top of the rapidly growing network load.
- Optimized Ethereum and Ethereum token (ERC20) network load across all resources.
- Live Ethereum monitoring resources to be sure Ethereum and Ethereum tokens (ERC20) are delivered quickly in times of network saturation.
New in Exodus 1.39.5 (Dec 2, 2017)
- General:
- Support email buttons now open the default mail client and pre-fill the Exodus version number again.
- Exchange:
- A fix has been put in place for customers reporting problems exchanging Ethereum Classic.
- Wallet:
- A fix has been put in place for customers reporting delays sending Ethereum Classic. No more annoying timeouts, send and exchange ETC to your hearts content!
New in Exodus 1.39.4 (Nov 28, 2017)
- Exchange:
- Additional fixes for users who had legacy QTUM orders not showing up in the Exchange History drawer.
New in Exodus 1.39.1 (Nov 23, 2017)
- Wallet:
- Even more bitcoin fee optimizations - with rising Bitcoin prices every little satoshi helps.
- Exchange:
- Exodus now has an exchange history view to browse all exchanges in one central location.
- The new history drawer calculates your overall percentage change for each of your Exodus exchanges.
- The new contact Exodus button in the history drawer to allow users to make contact with Exodus and pre-fill exchange details so our support team can help right away.
- Advanced:
- The developer menu now has a "Sweep for Bitcoin Cash" and "Sweep for Bitcoin" for users who accidentally send BTC to BCH and vice versa.
- Exodus now exports all empty change addresses in the private key export files.
- Exodus no longer allows dragging of URLs or items into the window.
- Exodus can now import uncompressed WIF formatted addresses.
New in Exodus 1.38.0 (Nov 10, 2017)
- General:
- We got rid of the cobwebs and made big optimizations across the entire application. Exodus is now 3.3MB smaller overall!
- Adjusted Ethereum address failure messages to read more like a human and less like an Ethereum robot.
- Notification banners now appear in the proper stacking order. Previously we had a few users tell us, at small window sizes, notification banners were not stacking correctly and the buttons were not working.
- More spacing adjustment have been made to the help section. Also button sizes have been improved to contain longer items like email addresses. We are looking at you [email protected].
- Fixed the typo in the QTUM asset in the settings section.
- The upgrade button now marks your current version to allow for easier upgrades and upgrade notifications.
- Fixed color borders in the backup section. Also made spacing adjustments to the entire backup section for greater clarity.
- Adjusted the fiat total in the sidebar for users with large balances. Previously users with large balances were experiencing ugly wrapping text.
- Adjusted the sizing in the help section. There was some tiny text that was hard to read in a few sections. This should be easier for everyone to quickly browse and skim now.
- Portfolio:
- Further optimizations to long digit amounts in the portfolio. This goes even further to prevent ugly number wrapping on small screens and window sizes, keeping the view clean and tidy.
- Color adjustments have been made to further separate out Bitcoin from Bitcoin Cash.
- The design team was also busy optimizing the portfolio to make room for everyone who wants to add 3 or 4 rows of assets on tiny laptop screens. They stayed up late to tweak every pixel to make small size laptop users rejoice on no extra scrolling.
- Exchange:
- Exodus now checks for exchange pricing data twice as fast. This will help everyone when exchanging assets to make sure with fast-moving markets they can catch the best and latest price swings.
- To increase transparency, exchange rate modifications now have the ability to show the rate per asset on both sides of the pair. To toggle this view click on the rate text under the exchange button.
- In addition to Exodus being the only wallet to show fiat values in the exchange this new rate toggle feature brings further transparency to view all angles of asset exchanges inside Exodus. With fiat values, and now both asset pairs toggling, Exodus is proud to be one of the most transparent exchange experiences. Although Exodus exchanges will always be slightly higher than a traditional exchange, or using ShapeShift directly, Exodus funnels all revenue back into the core product and customer support team. We are proud to maintain a free product and service funded by exchange volume. As opposed to doing an ICO, Exodus continues to focus on product. We believe over time as we continue to provide value for the digital asset ecosystem exchange revenue will grow and continue to support the brand, company and mission to help individuals control their future wealth!
- Exodus now extends users a few seconds grace period to cancel an exchange in progress. This brief buffer time will help users who accidentally started an exchange and also help users to double check after clicking the exchange button they are sure they want to complete an exchange.
- Wallet:
- Exodus now supports exporting your Bitcoin Cash xpub. This feature is accessible for advanced users in the Developer Menu.
- Per feedback from the community we adjusted the spacing on the receive address to make sure there was plenty of room around the address at all window sizes.
- Fixed the border style consistency on the send-all button and QR code button to match. Thanks to our eagle-eyed development community for catching these pixels out of place!
- Exodus now triple checks Ethereum addresses, and all assets based on Ethereum, [ Aragon (ANT), Augur (REP), Basic Attention Token (BAT), Civic (CVC), District0x (DNT), EOS (EOS), FunFair (FUN), Gnosis (GNO), Golem (GNT), OmiseGo (OMG) and Salt (SALT) ] that are scanned in with a QR code. We have noticed there are some wallets not including checksum safety precautions on Ethereum and Ethereum token addresses. If Exodus detects one of these addresses it now warns you to check each character of the address to make sure it is correct.
- Exodus now properly separates out fees from the sending amounts in the advanced export transactions list. Although balances were always accurate this gives all the accountants, and everyone wanting to know down to the satoshi, how your wallet and transactions have built up over time. You can find this feature in the developer menu under Developer > Assets > Asset > Export Transactions…
- Exodus further has optimized Bitcoin related display balances.
- Further speed and reliability optimizations have been made to monitor incoming Ethereum and all Ethereum token transactions.
- A link to the address you are sending to is now live in the send window confirmation. This link allows you to click the address you are sending to and view it on the blockchain before you send. This is yet another way to make sure you are sending to a correct address. It also is a great way to see and check address you have sent to previously.
- Exodus now properly sizes and prevents text wrap on long Ethereum address vs. shorter Bitcoin addresses. Ethereum addresses are natively longer and they need special care in the entire application.
- Send all on Ethereum sometimes left a few annoying trailing pieces of ether in the wallet. We were as annoyed as you when we saw wallets with a balance of 0.0000000000000001 ETH. We made sure to kick this to the curb.
- Advanced users using your XPub in the dev console will now be able to properly export addresses. (We realize this may be only about 10 people but boy will these advanced nerds be happy about this)
- We sent our design team into the send model to make some additional font and spacing adjustments for clarity.
- Added colored addresses on the sending confirmation screen to further give another visual cue of the asset you are sending too. These subtle refinements help people not send Bitcoin to Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum Classic to Ethereum.
- Adjusted the center and alignment of the refresh icons and the animations. These are the crazy little things our designers stay up late at night to fix that no one will notice.
- Updated the sizing on the transaction history details drawer. These were previously small fonts that were harder to read. We redesigned the drawers a bit to be able to bump the font sizes slightly. This resulted in greater readability and consistency across all wallets and transactions.
New in Exodus 1.37.1 (Oct 28, 2017)
- General:
- Regression fixed that prevented you from exporting your private keys. We don't want your money stuck in Exodus, we swear... okay, we mostly don't want this :p
- For those of you saw the upgrade banner right after downloading the new version, sorry to say, we're fast, but not that fast with releasing new versions. Shout-out to Jase in our Slack for the help.
- No one likes typos... and neither does NightOwl, presumably he watches over Exodus grammar and spelling to rid us of these pesky typos. FunFair typo fixed in the Asset Settings.
New in Exodus 1.37.0 (Oct 28, 2017)
- General:
- Exodus now pre-fills your own Exodus BCH wallet address when using the Exodus Bitcoin Cash claim function. This feature is perfect for users who are on other wallets and have not claimed Bitcoin Cash yet.
- If you have your Bitcoin Cash trapped in another wallet here is a great video by BTC Sessions on how to import your 12-word seed from other wallets and claim your Bitcoin Cash!
- Exodus now has a new font for the navigation and portfolio section. This font allows for larger numbers and text on all screen sizes. As our assets and portfolios increase, readability (and being able to fit more items on the screen) becomes important to customers holding a larger portfolio of assets.
- Portfolio:
- Long digit amounts (16 decimal places in ETH and ERC20) have been trimmed down to 8 in the portfolio. This prevents ugly number wrapping on small screens and window sizes, keeping the view clean and tidy.
- A rounding bug that caused a few users’ portfolio total values to only show 99% vs. 100% has been fixed. Although this was only a display bug, everyone should now be at 100%!
- Wallet:
- district0x (DNT) is here! Upgrade to version 1.37.0 to send and receive district0x.
- FunFair (FUN) is here! Upgrade to version 1.37.0 to send and receive FunFair.
- The send window has an updated look. Users can now quickly type in asset or fiat values. There is also a new send all button. This window will soon bring advanced sending options for power users.
- A few users reported older transactions not having pricing details in the detail display drawer. This has been fixed.
- Exchange:
- You can now exchange any asset for district0x (DNT).
- You can now exchange any asset for FunFair (FUN).
- Additional safeguards have been put in place to make sure all exchanges are double checked and delivered quickly.
New in Exodus 1.36.1 (Oct 14, 2017)
- General:
- The Settings > Assets section has been rebuilt and upgraded. There are now links to each projects Reddit, website and Twitter feeds along with a short summary describing each asset Exodus supports. This is a great 1-stop way find out more about the latest assets supported by Exodus.
- The Settings > Assets tab is now selected by default the first time you visit the Settings section.
- Portfolio:
- Spacing adjustments have been made to allow more room to fit more assets.
- Wallet:
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is here! Upgrade to version 1.36.0 to send and receive Bitcoin Cash.
- Ethereum Classic (ETC) is here! Upgrade to version 1.36.0 to send and receive Ethereum Classic.
- Big speed improvements when receiving Ethereum, Ethereum Classic and all Ethereum (ERC20) tokens.
- Preparations have been made to notify users and put safeguards in place for the upcoming Bitcoin hard fork. You can find more details in our Bitcoin hard fork article in the Exodus Knowledge Base.
- Additional Ethereum servers and second-factor tiers are now implemented to prepare all Exodus customers for the upcoming Ethereum hard fork. More details are written in our Ethereum hard fork article in the Exodus Knowledge Base.
- If you do not hold any QTUM assets, QTUM is now hidden and disabled by default. QTUM recently changed from an ERC20 (Ethereum supported) token to a native blockchain. More details about this upgrade process is detailed in the Exodus Knowledge Base.
- Exchange:
- You can now exchange any asset for Bitcoin Cash (BCH).
- You can now exchange any asset for Ethereum Classic (ETC).
New in Exodus 1.35.5 (Oct 7, 2017)
- Wallet:
- Under certain conditions, if Exodus couldn't connect to Etherscan and a rescan of the wallet was performed, the balance could reset to 0.
New in Exodus 1.35.2 (Sep 29, 2017)
- Portfolio:
- The add button is now active for new portfolios. Previously this add button did not accept clicks on new Exodus installs.
- On first launch, for new users, all assets are enabled by default. Assets can still be turned off and hidden in the Settings > Assets section.
- Wallet:
- SALT (SALT) is now looking at pricing feeds once a market price has been established. Keep your eye on Coinmarketcap and Cryptocompare!
- The link to view your SALT address on the blockchain ( in the receive window ) now correctly links to the block explorer to view your SALT transactions.
- Developer:
- Fixed launch errors in console reported by a few users of 1.35.1. Exodus is now launch-ready optimized. Thanks to the hard-core, early-adopters for the reports!
New in Exodus 1.35.0 (Sep 26, 2017)
- Portfolio:
- Portfolio has been optimized with a scrolling list for those of you who love having every asset turned on!
- Easy add button in the portfolio is now in place to quickly allow you to enable/disable assets.
- Wallet:
- SALT (SALT) is here! Upgrade to version 1.35.0 to send and receive Salt tokens.
- Exodus now does extra steps to make sure prices are accurate on slow networks.
- Exchange:
- Once ShapeShift enables Salt support, Exodus will allow you to exchange any asset for SALT (SALT).
New in Exodus 1.34.1 (Sep 16, 2017)
- General:
- Exodus now supports over 30 currency pairs to display fiat values.
- NEW! Bitcoin fee optimizations are now in place to reduce network fees! Keep in mind, if you are mining or receiving daily payouts in Bitcoin (BTC) to your Exodus wallet, your fees will improve but still remain higher than average. Read more about how BTC network fees are calculated.
- Wallet:
- Civic (CVC) is here! Upgrade to version 1.34.1 to send and receive Civic tokens.
- Exodus has further optimized advanced Ethereum transactions.
- Improved Litecoin SegWit address detection. Also added additional safety measures to save users from accidentally sending Litecoin to a Bitcoin SegWit address.
- Additional safety checks have been put in place on sending assets to check-and-double-check you are not mistakenly sending the same payment by clicking twice!
- Implemented additional fixes and upgrades on Ethereum to be sure Exodus works with ShapeShift Prism.
- Dogecoin has been removed from Exodus. More information and full discussion about why Dogecoin had to be removed is on Reddit.
- Exchange:
- You can now exchange any asset for Civic (CVC).
- Improved exchange minimum and maximum limits to catch and account for quick market rate changes.
- Improved error messages in the exchange for users who had a balance lower than the fee required to exchange.
- Advanced:
- Significantly reduced traffic network consumption.
- Exodus Now Supports These Currencies:
- AUD - Australian dollar
- BRL - Brazilian real
- CAD - Canadian dollar
- CHF - Swiss franc
- CLP - Chilean peso
- CZK - Czech koruna
- DKK - Danish krone
- EUR - Euro
- GBP - British pound
- HKD - Hong Kong dollar
- HUF - Hungarian forint
- IDR - Indonesian rupiah
- ILS - Israeli new shekel
- INR - Indian rupee
- JPY - Japanese Yen
- KRW - South Korean won
- MXN - Mexican peso
- MYR - Malaysian ringgit
- NOK - Norwegian krone
- NZD - New Zealand dollar
- PHP - Philippine peso
- PKR - Pakistani rupee
- PLN - Polish złoty
- RUB - Russian ruble
- SEK - Swedish krona
- SGD - Singapore dollar
- THB - Thai baht
- TRY - Turkish lira
- TWD - New Taiwan dollar
- USD - United States dollar
- ZAR - South African rand
New in Exodus 1.33.2 (Sep 5, 2017)
- Wallet:
- Even more advanced Ethereum address fixes for non-standard transactions.
- Exchange:
- Big increase in ShapeShift limits on high liquidity assets. (Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum)
New in Exodus 1.33.1 (Sep 2, 2017)
- Wallet:
- Qtum (QTUM) is here!
- Basic Attention Token (BAT) is here!
- Exodus has further optimized advanced Ethereum transactions.
- Lighter asset colors have been optimized for use in model windows. Previously light colors were difficult to see on a white background.
- Exchange:
- You can now exchange any asset for Qtum (QTUM).
- You can now exchange any asset for Basic Attention Token (BAT).
- Advanced:
- The advanced developer menu for selecting a pricing source now persists after changing the source.
- Exodus now has advanced Bitcoin UTXO selection optimizations. Exodus now will default to sending BTC favoring previously unused UTXOs. This fix will help users who quickly send a number of Bitcoin transactions in a row.
New in Exodus 1.32.0 (Aug 21, 2017)
- General:
- Exodus now quickly tells you when you type a bad password on login - previously this took way too long…like never.
- Wallet:
- OmiseGo (OMG) is here!
- Exodus now prevents Dash dust.
- The wallet asset list now shows an "+ Add More" button to easily add more assets.
- Exodus now tells you if you do not have a camera connected when you try to open a QR code.
- Exchange:
- You can now exchange any asset for OmiseGo.
New in Exodus 1.31.1 (Aug 10, 2017)
- Exchange:
- Fixed an graphic display flash error when exchanging one asset quickly after another finishes.
New in Exodus 1.31.0 (Aug 4, 2017)
- Wallet:
- Users can now send out Bitcoin Cash (BCH) to exchanges or other wallets that support Bitcoin Cash. View step-by-step instructions.
- Fixed a few strange EOS internal transactions that were being caused from customers claiming EOS from the daily sale. This did not effect the majority of normal EOS holders/traders.
- Fixed occasional pending tags incorrectly showing up when switching from BTC to Dash wallet views.
- Fixed and now prevent dust transactions in Decred.
- Incoming exchange transactions are now marked correctly with the exchange icon vs the received icon.
- Exchange:
- When an exchange is complete the Exchange section now automatically resets back to starting a new exchange. Previously users had to click the "Start A New Exchange" button.
- Advanced:
- Exodus now exports all private keys that were used even if they have a zero balance. This may help some users who were looking for BCH tokens on 0 balance accounts.
- Exodus now warns users when exporting private keys to keep them safe. IMPORTANT: Please be safe when dealing/storing private keys - anyone with access to your private keys can take your funds!
New in Exodus 1.30.2 (Aug 3, 2017)
- General:
- 1.30.1 introduced a regression for those who were using coinmarketcap.com as their pricing source. This didn't affect most, as Exodus uses cryptocompare.com by default.
New in Exodus 1.30.1 (Aug 3, 2017)
- Wallet:
- Augur contract updated. Augur had a security vulnerability in its contract. No funds were at risk.
- In rare circumstances, EOS transfers would show incorrect amounts.
New in Exodus 1.30.0 (Jul 22, 2017)
- Wallet:
- NEW: Gnosis is here!
- NEW: Exodus now has a built-in early warning system to detect and warn users if mining payouts will significantly impact network fees. We believe this is an industry first!
- IMPROVED: Pricing feed lookups now have more redundancy, faster speed and greater stability.
- IMPROVED: Golem, Augur, EOS and Aragon now fully export all transactions correctly.
- IMPROVED: Lightning fast wallet switching with assets that have over 100+ transactions. Optimized for wallets that even have over 1000+ transactions!
- BUGFIX: Fixed wallet scrolling that would cause a scrolling list to jump if your window size was just a few pixels more than the window size.
- REMOVED: Doge is now disabled by default on new wallets. In the future Exodus will be removing Dogecoin. See our full Reddit post about this decision.
- Backup / Restore:
- IMPROVED: If Exodus detects any assets deposited and a backup has not been made a warning badge will now notify the user. Previously this badge only showed up when the user has 0.1 BTC worth of assets.
- Settings:
- NEW: Exodus welcomes everyone down under - AUD support has been added.
New in Exodus 1.29.1 (Jul 10, 2017)
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: Adjusted the gas limits for Aragon. Some users were reporting gas errors in certain configurations.
New in Exodus 1.29.0 (Jul 10, 2017)
- General:
- NEW: We now monitor the Exodus global status network, including all Exodus supported assets and issue in-app, status notifications for any items to pay attention to. This will be helpful for network updates and capacity notifications.
- Wallet:
- NEW: EOS is here!
- NEW: Aragon is here!
- IMPROVED: The minimum ETH balance has been lowered to 0.005 for sending ERC20 assets. This includes EOS, Augur, Golem and Aragon. Read the Exodus knowledge base article for more information on ERC20 and Ethereum powered assets.
- IMPROVED: Updated Litecoin block explorer to use the core Lightcoin development environment. This will ensure compatibility with SegWit and all future core upgrades.
- IMPROVED: Ethereum refresh has been improved for legacy transactions.
- IMPROVED: Fixed the wallet showing 0.00 for a brief moment on launch while Exodus is gathering asset prices - instead we show dashes ( -.-- ). We believe 0.00 is terrible to show, even for a few milliseconds, and could cause anxiety on wallet loading.
- Backup / Restore:
- IMPROVED: Better onboarding and security tips have been added throughout the backup setup process.
- IMPROVED: Exodus now automatically rebuilds your entire history of each asset when restoring from your 12-word phrase. Previously this was a manual process where users clicked to refresh each asset one-by-one after a restore. Our updated new restore process now automatically refreshes and rebuilds as a double check to make sure even very old transactions and all change address are up to date.
- Settings:
- NEW: A BoxMining personality skin has been added. BoxMining is an easy-to-digest international recap of all things digital assets. This is one of Daniel's personal favorites at Exodus - give it a watch to check it out!
- Advanced:
- NEW: Advanced users can now use a console command to control the maximum amount of P2P nodes per asset.
New in Exodus 1.28.2 (Jun 29, 2017)
- Wallet - BUG FIX: Fixed a connection issue with Decred.
New in Exodus 1.28.1 (Jun 23, 2017)
- Wallet:
- NEW: Decred is here! Hurray for more assets to diversify your portfolio.
- IMPROVED: Added additional redundancy to BTC outgoing transactions. Just another fail-safe you'll never know you need until you do. :)
- IMPROVED: Exodus now prevents pesky Litecoin dust from dragging down your transaction speed. This is similar to fairy dust except more Chikun inspired. How's that for being SegWitty?
- BUGFIX: The private key export spreadsheet now has the correct columns for Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash, Decred and Dogecoin.
- Exchange:
- NEW: Live rates added to the receive drop-down. Type 1 ETH on the left and see how much you can get of every asset, in exchange for your 1 ETH, all in one place.
- IMPROVED: Better error messages have been put in place in the cases of ShapeShift response errors.
- IMPROVED: The spread has been replaced in the exchange section with the exact rate you will get for exchanges.
- IMPROVED: If assets are unavailable for exchange they are now marked as "Temporarily Unavailable".
- Settings:
- NEW: We now support currency values for our friends up north - welcome Canadian Dollars (CAD)!
- NEW: Added localization section to change currency values between Dollars (USD), Euros (EUR), British Pounds (GBP) and Canadian Dollars (CAD).
New in Exodus 1.27.3 (Jun 13, 2017)
- General:
- BUG FIX: Fixed a persistent "Loading…" message on in the portfolio view on some wallets after upgrading. This only seemed to happen with Windows users who had extremely tight antivirus locks enabled.
New in Exodus 1.27.0 (Jun 9, 2017)
- GENERAL:
- Improved: Exodus no longer restarts when changing currency units (USD, GBP, Euros).
- New: Exodus welcomes more of our friends across the pond - we now support the pound sterling (symbol: GBP), commonly known as the pound. You can now toggle between USD/EUR/GBP via the developer menu. STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
- Improved: You can now click to drag the password window around the screen.
- WALLET:
- Improved: BIG wallet file stability improvements. To minimize disk access, Exodus no longer writes to your wallet file if data hasn't changed. This significantly minimizes touching the disk and should help all users especially those on old-school platter disk drives.
- Improved: Additional wallet safety checks added. Exodus now creates swap files to prevent possible write error corruption on slow disks or unexpected power failures.
- Improved: Exodus now automatically fetches the latest state ( rescans the blockchain ) for assets that were turned back on after being disabled.
- Improved: Exodus now tells the user via a dialog if a transaction can not be broadcast. Although this is rare if the user is having network trouble this should help them track down sending errors.
- Bugfix: Fixed negative balance errors that could be caused by receiving assets that were disabled.
- EXCHANGE:
- Bugfix: Fixed Ethereum exchange rounding errors on 16 levels of decimal precision not matching ShapeShift expected amounts. Previously these 16-decimal-place exchanges would fail to send and users would have to manually remove a few decimal places then exchange again. This was clearly terrible and very confusing. This is no longer the case.
New in Exodus 1.26.2 (May 30, 2017)
- Portfolio: BUG FIX: Fixed "Loading…" message never going away on a brand-new install.
New in Exodus 1.26.1 (May 26, 2017)
- General:
- NEW: Exodus now supports displaying fiat amounts in Euros. You can now toggle between USD/EUR via the developer menu. [ STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS ]
- IMPROVED: General performance improvements throughout the entire application.
- IMPROVED: Wallet and settings sections now remember previous selections. Before they would default to the first available selection.
- Wallet:
- IMPROVED: Bitcoin now tracks and tags unconfirmed transactions. This should help notify users of low fee or unconfirmed individual transactions on the Bitcoin network.
- IMPROVED: Bitcoin default fees adjusted to reflect more accurate pricing to help speed transactions with the latest bitcoin network congestion.
- BUGFIX: Fixed historical pricing data in the transaction detail view on Ethereum and ERC20 (Golem and Augur) assets.
New in Exodus 1.25.3 (May 16, 2017)
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: Fixes ETH balance calculations when users had addresses with internal transactions. Mostly this was left over from "The DAO" transactions.
New in Exodus 1.25.2 (May 15, 2017)
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: Fixes pricing data in transaction history on refresh.
New in Exodus 1.25.1 (May 15, 2017)
- Portfolio:
- BUGFIX: Fixes negative numbers in portfolio for a small number of users who upgraded.
New in Exodus 1.25.0 (May 12, 2017)
- Performance:
- IMPROVED: HUGE network optimizations everywhere. Exodus now uses significantly less network connections and resources!
- Wallet:
- NEW: Export detailed transaction reports from the developer menu. Spreadsheet fans rejoice!
- IMPROVED: More details about the breakdown of fees, and the total KB to equal the cost, on the lower right of the Bitcoin send window.
- IMPROVED: Users can now click the available balance or the fee description to open a knowledge base article with more information about balances, fees, unconfirmed transactions and how things are calculated.
- IMPROVED: If Bitcoin fee is greater than balance, (This happens with miners or users having a large number of small payments over time) Exodus makes that clear on the send modal.
- IMPROVED: When sending Golem or Augur Exodus uses a tiny amount of Ethereum to send these assets - these fees are now listed in the main Ethereum wallet.
- BUGFIX: Random deposits of Augur and Golem would show up in the transaction list but not added to the balance until after a refresh. Both the balance and transaction list are instantly updated now on all deposits.
- BUGFIX: Ethereum rescan has been rewritten to find even more edge case Ethereum in hiding.
New in Exodus 1.24.0 (Apr 28, 2017)
- Wallet:
- New: Added Augur!
- BUGFIX: You can now export Golem and Augur private keys from the developer menu. (These are the same as your Ethereum private keys.)
- BUGFIX: A few Golem lookup URLs have been fixed.
- BUGFIX: Removed Ox from Ethereum private keys to have better compatibility with myetherewallet.
- BUGFIX: Rescanning Golem now shows sends and receives in case your wallet lost connection to the network.
- Advanced:
- IMPROVED: A number of library upgrades + code cleanup and refactoring has taken place resulting in minor performance increases.
- IMPROVED: Moved all address chains to a simplified one chain for maximum BIP44 compatibility. This makes it much easier for users to move back and forth between other BIP44 standard wallet implementations.
New in Exodus 1.23.1 (Apr 24, 2017)
- Wallet - BUGFIX: >10X speed improvements in Litecoin rescan.
New in Exodus 1.23.0 (Apr 18, 2017)
- Wallet:
- New: Added Golem
- BUGFIX: After importing a private key Exodus would show a "Transaction Successfully Sent" message before sending an asset. This was a UI error and it has been fixed.
- BUGFIX: Refreshing no longer clears ShapeShift order info exchange links.
- BUGFIX: Exodus now prevents you from sending to yourself. Our crazy beta testers can no longer mess up their transaction history by doing wacky sending tests.
- Exchange:
- New: Exchange between any asset for Golem.
- IMPROVED: HUGE USD pricing improvements in the exchange! Exodus now defaults to more accurate pricing from cryptocompare.com.
- Advanced:
- NEW: Users can now easily switch between cryptocompare.com and coinmarketcap.com pricing feeds from the developer menu.
New in Exodus 1.22.0 (Apr 2, 2017)
- General:
- NEW: Two new crypto-personalities skins have been added. Exodus is proud to welcome the intangible, Trevon James and BritVR as our newest additions.
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: Fixed the ability to turn on disabled assets when they have a balance. You could hit this issue if you disabled an asset then later received a payment to that disabled address. Previously this would cause the asset to be stuck in the off state - this is now fixed.
- BUGFIX: Fixed rare instances when Exodus would auto-advance, without user permission, to the next address in the sequence.
- IMPROVED: Exodus now optimizes how wallet files and associated data are written to disk to minimize corruption issues. We talked to a few customers that had a computer lose power suddenly or saw disk errors causing corrupted wallet files. Although restoring from backup always fixed the problem, this precaution is one step closer to Exodus double checking items to protect you in the case of these random occurrences.
- IMPROVED: We now have a more advanced better Bitcoin fee calculation process with service redundancy. Unfortunately, even with better fee calculations, BTC fees are still expensive. Exodus will always choose the highest fee to deliver transactions as quick as possible.
- IMPROVED: Big 10X reduction in Dash fees! (Reduced from 0.005 DASH/kb to 0.0005 DASH/kb)
- IMPROVED: Additional Dash reliability fixes.
- Backup/Restore:
- NEW: An alert badge now appears on backup tab if you have not completed the backup process AND you have a collective balance greater than 0.1BTC. We are hopeful this will nudge people in the right direction to backup ASAP.
- IMPROVED: Exodus is now more flexible in the restore process with the format of your 12-word phrase. Backup phrases can now be separated by spaces or newlines.
New in Exodus 1.21.0 (Mar 19, 2017)
- General:
- NEW: A new skin section has been added featuring crypto personalities. Exodus is proud to welcome the-TMZ-of-crypto, Craig Grant as our first personality skin.
- NEW: A hidden feature allows you to toggle the visibility of your password on the login screen by clicking on the Exodus logo.
- NEW: You can now restore from your 12-word phrase by clicking a button directly on the password screen.
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: Fixed an edge case Dash rescan bug.
- NEW: Exchange transaction items ( in the expanded view ) now have a link to view transaction status on ShapeShift.
- NEW: You can now import/sweep Ethereum private keys into Exodus from the developer menu.
- Exchange:
- NEW: Execute multiple exchanges! You can now immediately start a new exchange after your first exchange sends! No more waiting for an exchange to finish before starting a new one!
- NEW: The entire exchange process has been streamlined and overhauled for maximum reliability! Exchange errors be gone!
- NEW: Live one-click link to watch your exchange in progress directly on the ShapeShift website in real-time!
New in Exodus 1.20.1 (Mar 10, 2017)
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: Much better UTXO optimization with addresses containing large numbers of unspent outputs and prevention of funds getting 'stuck'.
- IMPROVED: Dash now has additional network redundancy optimizations.
New in Exodus 1.20.0 (Mar 5, 2017)
- General:
- NEW: Two new color themes have been added: introducing Barlow and Equinox.
- BUGFIX: Removed advanced asset menus under Exodus > Developer that snuck in from beta builds. Doh!
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: Exchanges listed in the wallet no longer report "In progress…" if you quit Exodus in the middle of an exchange.
- Exchange:
- NEW: Exchange error reporting is now one-click easy.
- IMPROVED: Big improvements with Exodus reporting "Assets unavailable for exchange" under heavy network loads.
- IMPROVED: A number of additional exchange error reporting fixes behind the scenes.
- BUGFIX: Duplicate items were removed from the exchange drop downs. For example, if Bitcoin was selected we did not need to show Bitcoin in the dropdown. Now we have more room for future assets!
New in Exodus 1.19.1 (Feb 19, 2017)
- Exchange:
- BUGFIX: The All and Half buttons in the exchange now match the new exchange rate limit increase.
New in Exodus 1.19.0 (Feb 18, 2017)
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: If you received a transaction, then immediately sent this unconfirmed transaction out of Exodus there was a chance (on the next block confirmation) this transaction would be marked as invalid and returned to your wallet balance on your next refresh. This is fixed, no matter when you send, Exodus ensures transactions are correctly forwarded to the network.
- IMPROVED: Dash sending and receiving is working after the recent Dash hard fork.
- IMPROVED: A few small annoyances with the BTC multiple receive addresses have been fixed.
- NEW: You can now import Ethereum private keys.
- Exchange
- IMPROVED: Exchange limits have been raised 2 - 3X and in some liquid markets (BTC & ETH) we raised the max 5X. This results in one-click exchange amounts of ~$5,000 USD per exchange!
- BUGFIX: Exchange "Min" was working with some but not all assets. We now have 100% coverage.
- IMPROVED: Exchanges are now properly marked complete only when the exchanged asset is deposited. Previously exchanges were signaled complete when our exchange partner ShapeShift said so - however the asset would sometimes not be deposited for up to a minute later. We now properly wait until the asset is deposited in your wallet THEN signal the exchange as complete.
- IMPROVED: If you quit Exodus while an exchange was in progress, or an exchange failed, this exchange transaction was never logged to your wallet transaction list as an outgoing transaction until your next app launch/refresh/rescan. Exodus now properly log outgoing exchanges into the corresponding wallet immediately.
- IMPROVED: All outgoing exchanges are labeled as "Exchanging for…" in the wallet transaction list until the exchange is complete. They are then updated to "Exchanged for…" to properly account for the outgoing transaction in the event an exchange does not complete. Previously exchanges were not logged until the exchange was complete - this caused confusion tracking down funds when an error hap
New in Exodus 1.18.0 (Feb 5, 2017)
- General:
- NEW: You can now show/hide assets in the settings section. Don't ever use Dogecoin? Not a fan of Litecoin? You can now turn off assets you don't want to see and they disappear in the wallet, portfolio and exchange sections. Fans of minimalism rejoice!
- Wallet:
- IMPROVED: More robust dynamic bitcoin fee calculations to make sure your Bitcoin transactions are confirmed fast. Recently we have seen the some of the highest levels of Bitcoin network backlogs - we always try to stay one-step ahead to ensure Exodus transactions don't get stuck.
New in Exodus 1.17.0 (Jan 22, 2017)
- Exchange:
- BUGFIX: Clicking the "half" button, when you had more than the exchange maximum, resulted in pre-filling the form field with the maximum. The correct behavior is one half of the maximum. Whew that was a lot of fractions... Oh and this is now fixed.
- BUGFIX: Sending a bunch of Ethereum exchanges in a row could result in a nonce error. This was a hard one to track down - it is now squashed. Behind the scenes Exodus now watches for this error, if it happens, it automatically refreshes Ethereum to the correct state for a successful exchange. Hurrah!
- BUGFIX: When exchanging ETH for any other asset, after the exchange was finished and you looked at the details of the exchange the TXID was missing a 0x at the beginning. This would cause the link to not work when you visited Etherscan. This is now fixed.
- IMPROVED: Occasionally ShapeShift will keep an asset online but return exchange maximum limits of 0. This is confusing to new users - if the maximum to exchange is 0 the asset is essentially not working. We now take it amongst ourselves to disable the asset until the asset reports correct values again.
- Wallet:
- IMPROVED: When clicking the receive button on Bitcoin it now starts with your first Bitcoin address vs. auto-advancing to your next Bitcoin address in the HD path. Although advanced users want to use new Bitcoin addresses every time (and you still can by advancing the arrow to the next address) new users were confused. We received sooooo many emails daily asking "Why did my Bitcoin address change." Although we explained HD addresses and why this is a feature most new users do not understand - rather this scares them and they think it is a bug. We think we now have the best of both worlds... If you are a new user, just continue to use the first Bitcoin address you see every time and you're happy. Otherwise, if you like HD addresses and you want a new address each time, simply click the right arrow button and pick your address. We hope everyone is happy now!
New in Exodus 1.16.3 (Jan 15, 2017)
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: A quick patch fix for Doge mining fees - these was set a touch too low in 1.15.0. Most transactions sent fine however, for safety, we added on a touch extra to ensure everything is sent quickly. Special thanks to Exodus user Stephan Wingert for finding and reporting this!
New in Exodus 1.16.2 (Jan 15, 2017)
- Exchange:
- BUGFIX: A quick patch fix to the Ethereum exchange all button. This was temporary broken in the ( 1.16.1 ) build released yesterday. 😬 DOH! Special thanks to Exodus user Kemal Gursoy for the help with this!
New in Exodus 1.16.1 (Jan 15, 2017)
- General:
- BUGFIX: Pressing Quit on the password screen (with a password in the form field) would sometimes not cause Exodus to quit. This is now fixed and rock solid. Credit and a big thank you goes out to Exodus user Isaiah Mahmood for finding this!
- IMPROVED: A "caps lock key is on" warning message is now displayed on the password screen. Passwords are case sensitive and this helps new users ensure case accuracy. We had a number of support requests from new users that turned out to be a caps lock issue - hopefully this makes life easier for our new blockchain friends!
- IMPROVED: When restoring from a 12-word seed there is a subtle note to separate your seed words with one space. Some new users were using carriage returns and receiving errors.
- IMPROVED: Window size can now be a bit smaller - this should help users on tiny 11" laptops.
- IMPROVED: Scrolling optimizations with window resizing.
- IMPROVED: Contextual menus + copy/paste support added to password and 12-word phrase form fields. This is a welcome addition for new users that don't know copy/paste keyboard shortcuts.
- Exchange:
- IMPROVED: Users no longer have to know about the swap button to switch assets. All assets are now listed on each side of the exchange/receive drop downs to make selecting pairs easy for new users.
- IMPROVED: Mining fees are now properly calculated in the available exchange amounts. In the past users were manually typing every bitcoin, down to 8 levels of precision, in bits and the exchange would fail because of necessary mining fees. We now take care of this behind the scenes only allowing the maximum + fees to be displayed and exchanged.
- Wallet:
- IMPROVED: Fee fixed for miners having hundreds of UTXOs. If you receive payouts in Bitcoin every day and have for months this fix is for you! (Credit and a big thanks goes out to Exodus user François Simard for the help on this one!)
- IMPROVED: Faster animation speed when switching assets.
- Backup:
- IMPROVED: When creating your backup, form fields now receive focus immediately on screen changes. Before users had to manually set focus - doh, we hate that too!
New in Exodus 1.15.2 (Jan 15, 2017)
- General:
- BUGFIX: The "can-not-connect-to-network banner" should no longer appear unless you really have network problems.
- BUGFIX: A few users were reporting login windows never going away. As much as we are proud of the login window it now disappears for all users after a successful login.
- Wallet:
- BUGFIX: Sending Ethereum by inputing a USD amount was sending ~10x less than expected. This edge case only happened in the ETH wallet AND if you switched to sending in USD vs. sending in native ETH. This now sends the correct amount all the time.
- Backup:
- BUGFIX: "Reset Email and Password" button in the backup section now works again.
New in Exodus 1.15.1 (Jan 3, 2017)
- General:
- NEW: Our new fast-launch password screen gives additional options and lets users visit the Exodus knowledge base.
- IMPROVED: Reduced application size even further. Exodus is getting fit in our old age.
- IMPROVED: Startup time now 4X faster.
- IMPROVED: Additional network speed, animations + wallet performance enhancements throughout the entire application.
- IMPROVED: Overall improvements to the network P2P connection handling.
- IMPROVED: Added a button in the network error banner to direct users on secure networks to more info about P2P connections and firewall restrictions.
- Wallet:
- NEW: Bitcoin fees now adjust as the network gets congested. This helps insure transactions are processed quickly even when the Bitcoin network is busy!
- NEW: Litecoin, Dash and Dogecoin now calculate fees from unspent inputs. Before we had static fees on these networks. Cheers all around for saving micropennies!
- Backup:
- BUGFIX: Added a cancel button for password reset. Curious button pushers no longer have to commit to a password reset.
New in Exodus 1.14.0 (Dec 18, 2016)
- General:
- IMPROVED: Small startup speed improvements.
- IMPROVED: Reduced application size by ~10%. Old cat photos begone!
- Wallet:
- NEW: Multiple receive addresses are here for Bitcoin. Use different addresses to your heart's content.
- NEW: Added button in the receive modal to view addresses on block explorer. One-click-greatness for data junkies that love block explorer details.
- NEW: Incoming transactions now show what address they were sent to. Ingenious!
New in Exodus 1.13.0 (Dec 11, 2016)
- General:
- NEW: Update notifications are here! If you have not launched Exodus for a bit, and it has been a few weeks since a new release, you are reminded to upgrade to the latest version. More cowbell here - come and get it!
- Wallet:
- IMPROVED: Our QR code reader can now read IBAN addresses. If you had trouble reading more advanced QR codes it wasn't that your camera was dirty this was most likely the reason. This update does fancy stuff behind the curtain so you can scan happy.
- Exchange:
- BUGFIX: Clicking "Half" on Ethereum exchanges now properly calculates the amount. Half-baked now fully functional.
- BUGFIX: Beginning an exchange by typing a receiving value on the right properly works. Before it was, well... we don't want to talk about it.
- BUGFIX: Balances in the exchange now calculate network fees properly. We don't think you noticed but we fixed it anyway.
- IMPROVED: After typing in an amount, if you change the counter asset, the amount that last had focus stays fixed. Previously values were reset when selecting different asset pairs - this was annoying and ended up causing users to reset exchanges and add bunches of extra typing. This is also the longest way we could possibly say the exchange now works like it should.
- IMPROVED: Speed improvements when calculating market pricing. Yep, bonus points.
New in Exodus 1.12.1 (Dec 4, 2016)
- General:
- NEW: We updated the design of this here release page - fancy huh?
- IMPROVED: The verbiage on the restore from backup modal is now clear.
- IMPROVED: Pressing the escape key on the password dialog no longer closes it.
- Design:
- IMPROVED: Scrollbars now have depth. They also disappear when not needed.
- Wallet:
- NEW: The transaction list view has been overhauled into columns making it easier to scan transactions by date or amount.
- NEW: Transaction details now show the values in fiat at the time of the transaction plus the current value. This is handy to see what that Bitcoin you received 6 months ago is worth today!
- IMPROVED: Dash transaction fees are adjusted - we had this set way too low. This should help for transaction speed and for users with Dash mining contracts paid daily.
- IMPROVED: Thicker transaction scrollbar grab area to quickly scroll through hundreds of transactions.
- BUGFIX: Fixed more edge-case transaction history bugs. If you had any transactions not showing up after a refresh, time to buy JP a beer, this fix is for you!
- Exchange:
- NEW: One click exchange all has been added.
- NEW: Exchange half and exchange min has also been added. These behave similar to exchange all except they exchange half your chosen asset or the minimum amount necessary. Half is great for rebalancing a portfolio of assets. Min is great for exchange testing.
- BUGFIX: Errors on exchanges now give solutions and direct links to support documents. Previously it just said "Error" - a little piece of us died inside for this crappy UX.
- Backup:
- NEW: Link to one-click restore from the welcome screen. Previously this was only accessible in the developer menu with a console commands. Blah, no more.
- NEW: Reset your email and password button. Previously this was only accessible by reading a long support document and doing fancy developer stuff. Poof, begone.
- IMPROVED: The backup subtitle now shows when your backup was last updated.
- Advanced:
- NEW: Users can now easily export xpub keys from the developer menu.
New in Exodus 1.11.0 (Nov 20, 2016)
- General:
- Windows installer has been optimized down to HALF the size + no more unziping and installs with 1 click. Much faster downloads for our friends with slow internet connections.
- Exodus now warns you if you lose connection to P2P networks. This is also helpful for users behind firewalls to realize they are not connected.
- Wallet:
- Additional safeguards are now in place to watch for incoming transactions. This = less manual refreshing to find your payments.
- Exodus now directly connects to the Ethereum P2P network! Previously we used a 3rd party service to (Etherscan) to tell us if you have more ETH... we are no longer codependent and get updates directly from the ETH network.
- ETH send/exchange all is now fixed! You can now send/exchange all your Ethereum in one click.
- ETH addresses are now validated before sending. This seems to have been silently broken the last few builds. No more.
- Fixed a rare edge case ETH sent transactions not showing in the transaction log when refreshing Ethereum.
- Fee adjustments for ETH transaction now happen in real-time based on if your sending to a regular or contract address. An automatic big help for token sales!
- Optimized a scrolling performance for wallets with lotsa-lotsa transactions.
- Refreshing Litecoin and Dogecoin wallets with over 100+ transactions now works as expected. (All other assets previously worked with 100+ TX)
- Litecoin transactions sent to Exodus when closed now show up without a manual refresh.
- Advanced:
- Developer menu has been cleaned up and organized into proper categories.
- Can now export a full Bitcoin spreadsheet of your transactions from the developer menu.
- All address spreadsheet exports now have running balances.
- Under the developer menu you can export your data directory or wallet directory to a zip file. ( Developer > Data Folder > Export… )This saves people on windows having to turn on hidden files.
- Removed the refresh state items from the developer menu. Clicking the asset logo now handles this.
New in Exodus 1.10.1 (Nov 7, 2016)
- Wallet:
- Rescanning Dogecoin has been fixed. How broken!? Much moula! So fixed!
- Rescanning Litecoin has been fixed. (Insert some catchy things Litecoin people say here)