Exodua — The Human-First Web3 Wallet

What Exodua Is

Exodua is a Web3 wallet engineered around human contexts rather than cryptographic ceremony. It keeps custody models flexible (non-custodial with optional recovery anchors), isolates identities for privacy, and groups assets by "life buckets" — for example Spending, Savings, Work — so users manage money the same way they think about it. The product combines secure key material handling, selective disclosure for data minimization, and an experience that removes Web3 friction without hiding control.

A Unique Origin: Glueing Web2 Expectations to Web3 Reality

The idea for Exodua began when a group of designers, cryptographers, and former fintech product leads met over frustration: their parents could sign into single sign-on, tap to pay, or reset a password in minutes — yet moving a token, proving ownership, or sharing an address across dapps felt alien. They set out to build a bridge that doesn't dilute decentralization. The project's name is intentionally evocative — like a dependable adhesive — because Exodua's aim is to stick useful, familiar interactions onto decentralized rails so people can actually use Web3 in daily life.

Core Principles

• Human workflows first: features map to tasks (pay rent, claim airdrop, prove residency), not cryptographic primitives.
• Least-privilege interaction: selective signing and time-boxed permissions — dapps get only what they truly need.
• Recoverability without backdoors: social and hardware recovery options that avoid holding a copy of private keys.
• Interoperability: modular adapters for EVMs, UTXO chains, and identity networks.

Security & Privacy

Security is layered. Exodua stores keys in a hardened enclave when available, falls back to browser or OS keyrings where necessary, and signs transactions in an isolated process to limit exposure to malicious webpages. Replay protection, hardware validation, and transaction simulation run locally before consent screens appear. Privacy features include ephemeral addresses for web purchases, per-dapp pseudonymous profiles, and a zero-knowledge attestation subsystem for proving attributes (age, membership) without revealing raw data.

Onboarding That Respects People

Exodua's onboarding avoids intimidating jargon. Users create a named vault, choose a recovery strategy (seed phrase, trusted contacts, or hardware), and assign buckets. Each bucket has rules: spending limits, auto-swap thresholds, or multisig policies for shared finances. Tutorials are bite-sized, context-aware, and integrated into flows—so approving a gas fee shows a plain-language explanation of what will happen, why it's safe, and how to reverse it if needed.

Developer Experience & Integrations

For builders, Exodua offers a compact SDK with three primary concerns: authentication, signing, and attestation. Authentication supports WebAuthn and DID-based sessions. Signing APIs present structured transaction objects and explicit user prompts. The attestation layer lets services request specific proofs (for example: "isOver18": true) which users can accept or decline. The SDK includes lightweight simulators so teams can test flows without mainnet tokens.

Real-World Use Cases

Examples where Exodua shines: a freelancer who receives multi-chain payments can route receipts into a Work bucket, set an automated tax allocation rule, and pay suppliers in different chains with one approval flow; a community DAO issues access tokens that members store in a Membership bucket where voting keys are separated from day-to-day spending keys; a retail merchant accepts payments with temporary addresses that protect customer privacy while simplifying refunds.

What Makes Exodua Different

• Buckets not just accounts: mental models that match how people budget and share money.
• Privacy by default: isolated identities, ephemeral addresses, and minimal disclosure.
• Flexible recovery: multi-anchor recovery without relying on a central custodian.
• Guided approvals: transaction previews explain gas, contract consequences, and suggested limits.

Roadmap & Community

The roadmap focuses on developer tooling (first), polished mobile UX (second), and decentralized identity standards (third). Community contributions are encouraged via open extensions—wallet connectors, bucket templates, and attestation adapters. Governance is community-driven: users can propose UI changes or new recovery templates and have those proposals evaluated in transparent cycles.

Try Exodua

If you're a user looking for a safer, more understandable Web3 wallet, or a developer wanting a privacy-minded signer and attestation stack, Exodua provides pragmatic tools without compromise. Download, test in a sandbox, or integrate the SDK to see how buckets and recoveries can simplify real workflows.