Exodus Wallet Clone Script: Multi-Chain Self-Custody Wallet

You want a multi-chain self-custody wallet that looks and behaves like Exodus, and you don’t want to spend six months building one. That’s what this is.

We give you a working wallet framework with multi-asset storage, in-app swaps, portfolio tracking, staking and Web3 connectivity already built, then customize the branding, the chains and the modules around what you’re actually launching.

Before we get into features, there are two things worth settling first, because they change everything downstream: whether you’re building custodial or self-custody, and whether a clone script is even the right route for you. Both are below.

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What Is an Exodus Wallet Clone Script?

It’s a pre-built wallet framework that reproduces the core functionality of Exodus, which you then brand and extend as your own product. Wallet creation, key management, multi-chain balances, send and receive, in-app swaps, portfolio tracking, staking and Web3 connectivity all come working. You change the branding, choose your chains, add the modules you need, and launch.

What it isn’t: Exodus’s source code. Exodus is a proprietary product and nobody licenses you their codebase. What you’re buying is an independently built wallet with comparable functionality and a comparable user experience. We should be blunt about that, because a few vendors in this market are not, and you’ll want to know exactly what you own before you sign anything.

What You Can and Can’t Copy

This comes up on almost every call, so here it is plainly.

You can copy: functionality, feature sets, information architecture, user flows and general layout conventions. None of that is protected. Every major wallet has a send screen and a portfolio view for the same reason every car has a steering wheel.

You can’t copy: the Exodus name, logo or wordmark, their exact visual design and illustrations, their marketing copy, or anything that suggests you’re affiliated with them. Using “Exodus” in your product name or domain is trademark infringement and app stores remove listings over it.

We build you a distinct product with comparable capability. Your brand, your design system, your name. The word “Exodus” appears in our sales conversation and nowhere in your finished app.

What Exodus Has Cut, and Why That Matters to You

Worth knowing before you scope, because a lot of pages selling this still describe a 2023 feature set.

Exodus has narrowed what its mobile app does. On wallets created after 22 April 2026, Exodus Mobile no longer offers the NFT Gallery, WalletConnect, or multiple portfolios in one wallet. The company now positions itself as a crypto and payments app, leading with staking and a spending card rather than with NFTs.

We still build all three. If your users need an NFT gallery, dApp connections over WalletConnect, or several portfolios under one seed phrase, those are modules we add rather than features we inherit. For some buyers that gap is the reason to build rather than tell users to install Exodus.

Do You Actually Need a Clone Script?

There are three routes to a wallet in market, and they suit different situations.

Route	Typical timeline	Right for you when
Build from scratch	Longest	Your wallet does something genuinely new, or you have security requirements no framework meets
Clone script, customized	Middle	You want a proven wallet feature set under your own brand, with room to extend
White-label, minimal changes	Shortest	You need a wallet as a feature inside a bigger product, not as the product

If your entire differentiation is “the same wallet but ours”, you’re going to struggle, and we’d rather tell you that now. Self-custody wallets are a crowded market with strong free incumbents. The clients who do well on this route have a distribution advantage already: a community, an exchange, a regional user base, a game. The wallet serves that audience rather than competing for general users.

If that describes you, a clone script is genuinely the right call.

Custodial or Self-Custody? Decide This First

This is the decision that shapes your cost, your timeline, your licensing and your insurance, and most people asking us about a wallet haven’t made it yet. Exodus is self-custody. If you clone the model without understanding what that means, you’ll get a nasty surprise later.

	Self-custody (like Exodus)	Custodial
Who holds the keys	Your user, on their device	You, on your infrastructure
If a user loses their seed phrase	Their funds are gone and you cannot help	You can restore their account
Regulatory exposure	Lower in most jurisdictions. You’re shipping software, not holding money	You’re holding customer funds. Expect money transmitter or VASP licensing
Insurance	Not applicable	Generally required, and priced on your balance
Support load	Lower volume, higher emotional intensity	Higher volume, more routine
Build effort	Lower	Substantially higher

What we’ll tell you on the first call. If you’re not prepared to hold a licence and carry custody insurance, build self-custody. It’s cheaper, faster and it keeps you out of a regulatory category that has ended a lot of small companies. The trade-off is real though: when a user loses their seed phrase, you will get an angry support ticket and there is nothing you or we can do about it. Build your onboarding and your backup flow with that in mind, because it will happen early.

There’s a middle route worth knowing about. Smart-account wallets with social recovery let users regain access through trusted contacts or a passkey, without you ever holding keys. It costs more to build and it’s where a lot of consumer wallets are heading. Ask us about it if seed phrases worry you.

What You Get

Layer	What’s included
Wallet core	Key generation, BIP-39 seed phrases, encrypted local storage, multi-account support, biometric unlock, auto-lock, multi-device sync
Assets	Multi-chain balances, send and receive, address book, transaction history, custom token import, real-time pricing
Swaps	In-app exchange through aggregator routing, quote display before confirmation, slippage controls, your fee margin configurable per pair
Portfolio	Holdings view, allocation breakdown, profit and loss, price alerts, historical charts
Web3	dApp browser, WalletConnect, contract decoding so users see what they’re approving, approval management and revocation
Staking	Delegation flows for the chains that support it, reward tracking, your commission configurable
NFTs	Collection view, metadata rendering, send and receive, marketplace connectivity. An optional module, since Exodus itself has retired this on new mobile wallets
Fiat	On-ramp provider integration for card purchases, off-ramp where your licensing permits
Admin	Operations dashboard, user analytics, transaction monitoring, risk flags, KYC and AML hooks, chain configuration, feature toggles, release management

We build for web, iOS and Android from one codebase, with platform-native key storage on each. iOS keys live in the Secure Enclave, Android keys in the hardware keystore. That’s not a marketing line, it’s the difference between a wallet that survives a stolen phone and one that doesn’t.

Security, Specifically

Keys never leave the device. We generate them on-device and encrypt them at rest with the platform keystore. Our servers never see a private key or a seed phrase, which means a breach of our infrastructure cannot drain your users.

Seed phrase handling. BIP-39 generation with forced verification during onboarding, encrypted cloud backup as an opt-in rather than a default, and clear warnings written in language a non-technical user will actually read.

Transaction safety. Contract decoding so users see what they’re approving instead of a hex blob, approval limits rather than infinite allowances by default, address poisoning detection, and a warning layer for known malicious contracts.

Authentication. Biometric unlock, PIN fallback, configurable auto-lock, and optional 2FA on any custodial or account-level features you add.

Independent audit. We budget for a third-party security audit on every wallet build and we name the firm in your proposal. Skipping it on a product that holds user funds is not a saving, it’s a deferred incident.

Operational. Certificate pinning, jailbreak and root detection, obfuscated builds, and a disclosed vulnerability process you can point users at.

Chains We Support

Out of the box: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Tron, TON and Litecoin, plus every ERC-20, BEP-20 and SPL token on those networks.

Adding a chain that isn’t on that list depends on how different its signing scheme is. EVM chains are close to free to add, because they share an address format and a signing scheme. Non-EVM chains such as Cosmos, Cardano or Sui need their own signing and address derivation work, so they carry real effort and we scope them individually.

One piece of advice we give everyone: launch with fewer chains than you think you need. Every chain you support is a chain you monitor, a set of RPC endpoints you pay for, and a class of support ticket you answer. Start with the five your users actually hold and add from there.

What Does an Exodus Wallet Clone Script Cost?

We quote after scoping, because the honest range is too wide to be useful before we know your custody model, your chain list and whether you’re shipping standalone or into an existing app. What we can do here is tell you exactly what moves the number, so you can size your own budget before you talk to anyone.

What drives our side of the cost, in rough order of impact:

1. Custody model. Custodial is substantially more expensive than self-custody. It adds key custody infrastructure, HSM integration, withdrawal approval flows and compliance tooling, none of which a self-custody build needs.
2. Non-EVM chains. Each one needs its own signing and address derivation. EVM chains beyond the first are close to free.
3. Custom design versus reskinning. Applying your brand to our screens is fast. A bespoke design system drawn from scratch is a separate workstream.
4. Scope beyond the wallet. Staking, smart-account recovery, custom modules and deep product integration each add build.
5. Integrating into an existing app rather than shipping standalone, because we’re then working inside a codebase we didn’t write.
6. Jurisdiction. Specific regulatory requirements change what has to be built and what has to be documented.

Third-party costs that are not ours, and that you should budget separately:

• Independent security audit. Priced by the audit firm on contract complexity. We won’t launch a wallet without one and we’ll name the firm in your proposal.
• App store developer accounts. Apple’s Developer Program is $99 per year. Google Play charges a one-time $25 registration fee.
• RPC and node infrastructure. A monthly running cost that scales with your chain count and your traffic.
• Fiat on-ramp providers. They take their own cut of each transaction, set by the provider.
• Licensing and insurance, if you go custodial. On a custodial build these are usually the largest line items on the whole project, and they are not ours to quote.

Tell us your custody model and chain list and you’ll have a scoped number, not a range.

How Long Does It Take?

Timelines depend on the same variables as cost, so we commit to a date in your proposal rather than on a web page. What’s worth knowing now is what actually sits on the critical path, because it is rarely the development.

Scope	What determines the timeline
White-label with branding	How fast your brand assets and chain list arrive
Customized clone	Design sign-off, then the security audit
Extended build	Custom module development
Custodial wallet	Custody infrastructure and compliance review

Two things slow projects down more than development does, and neither is fully in our control. App store review, which is unpredictable for crypto apps specifically. And the security audit plus its remediation round, which you should not compress.

We’ll give you a date and hold it. If something slips we’ll tell you the week it slips, not the week before launch.

How We Build It

1. Scoping call. Custody model, chains, platforms, jurisdiction, what you’re launching into. We sign an NDA before this. You leave with an honest view of whether this route suits you.
2. Proposal and demo. A scoped quote with a fixed timeline, plus a working demo of the framework with your branding applied.
3. Design. Your brand system applied across every screen. You sign off before we build.
4. Build and integration. Wallet core, chains, swaps, Web3, admin. You get access to a staging build throughout, not a reveal at the end.
5. Security audit. An independent firm reviews it. We fix what they find and they retest.
6. Store submission and launch. We handle Apple and Google submission, including the crypto-specific compliance questions that catch most first-timers.
7. Handover and support. Source code, documentation and deployment scripts transfer to you. Support terms are in your contract, not hidden behind a renewal.

How the Wallet Makes Money

Be realistic about this. Wallet economics are thin until you have scale, and anyone telling you otherwise is closing a sale.

Stream	How it works	What decides the take
Swap fees	Your margin on top of aggregator routing	Your configured margin per pair. This is the largest stream for most wallets
Fiat on-ramp share	Revenue share from your on-ramp provider	Set by the provider’s partner terms
Staking commission	A cut of staking rewards you route	Your configured commission, and the underlying network’s reward rate
Premium tier	Subscription for advanced features	Your price point, against consistently low conversion
NFT marketplace fees	Commission on in-wallet NFT trades	Your rate, and the market cycle, which dominates
Partner placements	Sponsored tokens or dApp listings	Deal-dependent, and it needs real user numbers first

For reference on where the market sits, Exodus publishes its own swap pricing and states that rates start as low as 0.5 percent. Check that figure, and any competitor’s, on the day you set yours, because wallet swap rates change without announcement.

Swap fees carry most wallets, and the arithmetic is unforgiving. At a 0.5 percent margin you need roughly $20 million in annual swap volume to clear $100,000 in revenue. That’s achievable with a real user base and impossible without one, which is why we keep coming back to distribution. Have an audience before you have a wallet.

A Note on What We Don’t Build

We get enquiries from people who’ve searched for something like “fake Exodus balance” and landed here. So, plainly: we build licensed wallet software for businesses. We don’t build, sell or support tools that display a balance a wallet doesn’t hold.

Those tools exist and they’re used for one thing, which is convincing someone in a face-to-face crypto deal that you have funds you don’t have. That’s fraud in every jurisdiction we operate in. If that’s what you’re after, we’re not the right company and we’d ask you to close this page.

Everything on this page is about building a real product that holds real assets for real users, with an audit trail and a security audit behind it. Those are different businesses that happen to share a search term.

Why Work With Us

We’ve been building blockchain products since 2018. Exchanges, wallets, payment gateways and token infrastructure, from our office in Madurai. Over 350 platforms delivered for more than 200 clients across 20 industries, with a team of 120-plus.

You get the source code. Full repository, documentation and deployment scripts on handover. No licence that expires, no dependency on us for your next release.

Every wallet gets an independent audit. We name the firm in your proposal and we don’t launch without a clean retest. On software that holds user funds this isn’t optional and we don’t treat it as an upsell.

We’ll tell you if this is a bad idea. If your only differentiator is the same wallet with your logo on it, we’ll say so on the first call. We’d rather lose a sale than build something nobody downloads.

Fixed timeline, fixed price. You get a date and a number in your proposal. If something slips, you hear about it the week it slips.

We handle the app store submission. Including the crypto-specific compliance questions that get most first-time submissions rejected.

Questions We Get Asked

What is an Exodus wallet clone script?

A pre-built multi-chain wallet framework with the same core functionality as Exodus, which you brand and customize as your own product. It includes key management, multi-asset storage, in-app swaps, portfolio tracking, staking and Web3 connectivity, with an NFT gallery available as an optional module. You’re not buying Exodus’s code, you’re buying an independently built wallet with comparable capability.

Is it legal?

Building a wallet with similar functionality is legal. Functionality isn’t protected by copyright. What you cannot do is use the Exodus name, logo or visual identity, or imply any affiliation with them. We build you a distinct branded product. Beyond that, whether you need a licence depends on your custody model and your jurisdiction, and that’s a question for your lawyer rather than for us.

How much does it cost?

We quote after a scoping call, because custody model and chain list move the number more than anything else. Custodial builds cost substantially more than self-custody ones. Separately from our fee, budget for an independent security audit, app store developer accounts, RPC infrastructure and, if you go custodial, licensing and insurance.

How long until launch?

We commit to a date in your proposal. The critical path is usually design sign-off and then the security audit with its remediation round, rather than the development itself. App store review adds time that nobody can predict, and it is less predictable for crypto apps than for other categories.

Which blockchains does it support?

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Tron, TON and Litecoin as standard, plus their tokens. Extra EVM chains are quick to add. Non-EVM chains carry real effort because they need their own signing and address derivation, so we scope those individually.

Do I hold my users’ private keys?

Not if you build self-custody, which is what Exodus does and what we recommend for most clients. Keys are generated on the user’s device and never reach your servers. That keeps you out of money transmitter territory in most jurisdictions. If you’d rather be able to recover accounts for users, you’ll need a custodial build, and that brings licensing and insurance obligations you should price before you commit.

Can I add my own token?

Yes. We can integrate a custom token with priority placement, fee discounts for holders, staking, or any other in-wallet utility you’ve designed. If you haven’t designed it yet, read our utility token development page first, because a token bolted onto a wallet without a function is usually worse than no token.

Do I own the code?

Yes. Source code, documentation and deployment scripts transfer to you on handover, under infrastructure you control.

Can you white-label it under our brand entirely?

That’s the default. Your name, logo, colours, typography and copy throughout. Nothing in the finished app references Exodus or Coinsclone unless you ask us to credit the build.

Will it get approved on the App Store?

We handle the submission and we build to the published requirements rather than discovering them at review. Apple and Google both have specific rules for crypto wallet apps around custody disclosure, in-app purchase and regional restrictions. No developer can guarantee an approval decision, and you should be wary of one who does.

Tell Us What You’re Building

A scoped proposal, architecture notes and an honest timeline. NDA signed before the technical detail.