In Exodus Mobile, you can only enable multiple addresses for Bitcoin.
In Exodus Desktop, you can enable multiple addresses for certain assets, such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, and other select UTXO-based assets.
This guide covers multiple addresses, how they work, how they can enhance privacy, and how to enable multiple addresses in Exodus Mobile and Desktop.
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What are multiple addresses?
Your Exodus wallet will always use the same address to receive crypto by default.
In Mobile, you can only enable multiple addresses for Bitcoin. In Exodus Desktop, you can enable multiple addresses for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and other supported UTXO-based assets.
When you enable multiple addresses, your wallet automatically generates a new address for an asset after it receives funds.
Because a new address is generated after every transaction, if you share one address with someone, they can only see the balance and transactions tied to that address. They would need all your addresses or your xpub to see your entire transaction history and balance.
This reduces the risk of exposing your current balance and transaction history, making it a useful feature to enhance your privacy.
Which assets support multiple addresses?
In Mobile, only Bitcoin (BTC) supports multiple addresses.
In Exodus Desktop, you can enable multiple addresses for the following UTXO-based assets:
Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
Bitcoin SV (BSV)
Dash (DASH)
Decred (DCR)
Digibyte (DGB)
Dogecoin (DOGE)
Litecoin (LTC)
Ravencoin (RVN)
Zcash (ZEC)
How do I enable multiple addresses in Exodus?
In Exodus Mobile, only Bitcoin (BTC) supports multiple addresses.
In Exodus Desktop, you can enable multiple addresses for Bitcoin and other supported UTXO-based assets.
With multiple addresses enabled, your wallet will generate a new address each time you receive funds. Additionally, the change from transactions are also sent to a newly generated change address. However, your previous addresses will remain valid, and you can still use them to receive funds.
If you want to export a list of all your wallet addresses, visit: How do I see all of my wallet addresses?
Follow the steps below to enable multiple addresses:
Mobile
In your crypto wallet, tap the profile icon.
Tap Settings.
Toggle on Multiple Addresses.
That's it! Your wallet will automatically generate a new BTC address after it receives funds.
Desktop
In Exodus Desktop, navigate to your supported asset. a) Click the More menu, then b) click Advanced Options.
Toggle on Multiple Addresses.
That's it! Your wallet will automatically generate a new address after it receives funds.