Exodua — a new kind of Web3 wallet

Human-first. Chain-bridging. Audited by experts. Exodua is designed to make ownership, recovery, and composability feel as simple and reliable as the apps people already use.

Our background — why Exodua exists

Exodua began as a small experiment between a security engineer who had lost access to a legacy wallet and a UX designer tired of seeing people intimidated by seed phrases. The name blends Exodus — the act of leaving a centralised system behind — with Dua, a word that means "invocation" or "wish" in several languages: a compact way to say "leave, protect, remember."

Rather than repeating existing wallet patterns, the team rebuilt the assumptions: recovery should not be a single fragile file; security should adapt to the user's context; and developers should be able to extend the wallet without compromising privacy. Exodua is the result — a wallet with layered security, predictable UX, and an SDK that treats integrations as composable building blocks.

Core principles

What Exodua gives you

Multi-chain, single mental model

Interact with Ethereum, EVM-compatible chains, major L2s, and emerging ecosystems using a single consistent experience. Accounts are presented as human-friendly personas (e.g., Daily, Savings, Builder) rather than cryptographic addresses — reducing cognitive load while preserving technical clarity.

Recovery built for humans

Exodua replaces brittle single-seed backups with a layered recovery system: social recovery + encrypted cloud slice + optional hardware escrow. Users can nominate trusted "guardians", create a time-locked fallback, or store an encrypted recovery slice with a provider of their choice. Designed so losing a single device is never catastrophic.

Adaptive security: MPC meets hardware

At the core Exodua uses threshold cryptography (MPC) so key material is never assembled in one place. For advanced users and enterprises, Exodua supports hardware signing devices (USB/Lightning/NFC) and external HSMs. You get the convenience of software wallets with the safety of distributed key control.

Privacy-forward permissions

Instead of blanket approvals, Exodua introduces scoped session tokens for dApps: you can grant a dApp access to view balances, request approvals for specific contract functions, or simulate an action locally before signing. All permissions are recorded in an easy-to-read timeline and can be revoked instantly.

Transaction simulation & explainability

Every transaction shows a plain-language explanation of what will happen (state changes, token flows, and gas estimates) plus a visual sandbox to simulate the result. This reduces accidental approvals and makes complex DeFi interactions comprehensible to everyday users.

For builders — an SDK that respects users

Exodua's SDK is intentionally unopinionated: it exposes safe abstractions for signing, session management, and on-device simulations while letting integrators keep the UI they already own. Key features:

Security & audits

Security is non-negotiable. Exodua's architecture separates key derivation, session tokens, and network-facing code into auditable modules. Cryptographic primitives are standardised and truncated to well-vetted libraries. Core modules are open-source and regularly audited by independent firms. The team publishes a plain-English security summary alongside every audit to make findings accessible.

Privacy & data minimalism

Exodua collects the absolute minimum required to operate: public addresses, non-identifying telemetry when explicitly enabled, and encrypted recovery metadata only with user consent. No account linking for marketing. Where metadata leaves the device (for services like remote recovery or analytics), it is encrypted and permissioned — and you can opt-out entirely.

Use cases — where Exodua shines

  1. Everyday users: Move tokens, use dApps, and pay with web3 identities without memorising technical jargon.
  2. Creators & DAOs: Treasury management with time-locks, multisig policies, and human-readable governance flows.
  3. Startups & enterprises: Private key policies, HSM support, and developer hooks for internal tooling.
  4. Developers: Integrate wallet flows quickly while retaining complete UX control and privacy guarantees.

Roadmap highlights

Planned priorities for the next releases include: native mobile passkey support, a privacy-preserving transaction relayer for better UX, hardware token integrations for WebAuthn, a modular plugin marketplace for recovery/on-ramp providers, and enhanced SDK analytics for safer integrations.

Getting started

Install the browser extension or mobile app, create your first persona (e.g., "Daily"), and choose a recovery method that fits your risk profile. Exodua guides you through a brief, interactive lesson that demonstrates how to approve transactions safely and how to recover an account using guardians or an encrypted slice.

If you’re a developer, clone the SDK starter and run the demo to experience simulated transactions and human-readable signing prompts in your environment in under 10 minutes.

Ethics and community

Exodua is committed to building tools that empower people without enabling abuse. The product team engages with accessibility experts, community members from emerging markets, and privacy advocates to iterate on features. Open governance primitives allow the community to propose and vote on non-technical product changes.