Exodus ends support for Monero (XMR) on August 10, 2025. After this date, you’ll no longer be able to interact with XMR in Exodus.
Because Exodus is a self-custody wallet, your funds remain in your control. You can always access your Monero with a compatible wallet, such as Cake Wallet.
Until support ends, you can send your XMR from Exodus to another platform or swap it in Exodus.
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Exodus ends support for Monero (XMR) on August 10, 2025
On August 10, 2025, Exodus will end support for Monero (XMR) as part of our efforts to streamline product offerings to align with Exodus’s future strategy.
After this date, you will no longer be able to send, receive, or view your XMR balance in Exodus.
You have until August 10, 2025, to either send XMR to another supported wallet or platform or swap it for another asset using Exodus Swap.
You can also use your Monero 25-word mnemonic from Exodus to import your Monero wallet from Exodus into a compatible wallet, such as Cake Wallet, so you can continue to access your XMR after support ends.
If you don't already hold XMR, you will no longer be able to add it to your Exodus wallet.
How do I send my XMR to another wallet or platform?
You can continue to send XMR from Exodus as usual until it's removed on August 10, 2025.
You can send XMR to another wallet, exchange, or platform to ensure you can access your XMR once it's no longer supported in Exodus.
For a general guide on how to send funds from Exodus, visit: How do I send Bitcoin and crypto from Exodus?
Please note that your Exodus Monero wallet must be fully synced in order to send XMR.
If you want to keep your XMR in a self-custody wallet, Cake Wallet is an option that supports Monero. For more information on how to move your XMR to Cake Wallet, see: How do I migrate my Monero (XMR) to Cake Wallet?
Before sending XMR, make sure the destination wallet or platform supports Monero (XMR).
How do I swap my XMR?
Until Exodus ends support for Monero (XMR), you can swap XMR for another asset with Exodus Swap instead of sending it to another platform.
To swap, a) tap/click on the Swap icon. Then, b) select XMR as the asset you want to swap, select the asset you want to receive, and then enter the amount you want to swap.
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Swapping might be unavailable for some assets or in certain locations. If you can't swap with Exodus Swap, you have the option to send your XMR to another platform: How do I send my assets to another wallet or platform?
What happens to my XMR after August 10, 2025?
Once Exodus ends support for Monero (XMR) on August 10, 2025, you will no longer be able to view balances or send and receive XMR using your Exodus wallet.
However, because Exodus is a self-custody wallet, you remain in full control of your assets through your secret recovery phrase and private keys. Therefore, you can import them into a compatible wallet to continue accessing your XMR. For more information, see: What options do I have if I hold assets Exodus no longer supports?
For example, Cake Wallet is a self-custody wallet that is compatible with importing your Monero wallet from Exodus.
For more information on migrating your XMR from Exodus to Cake Wallet, see the sections below.
How do I migrate my Monero (XMR) to Cake Wallet?
Cake Wallet is a multichain, self-custody wallet that supports Monero (XMR) and is available on mobile and desktop devices.
To ensure that you can continue to access your XMR, you can either send it from Exodus or import your Monero wallet from Exodus into Cake Wallet.
The easiest way to migrate your XMR to Cake Wallet is to send it as a regular transaction from Exodus. However, please note your Exodus Monero wallet needs to be fully synced to send XMR:
First, create a new Cake Wallet: How do I create a new Cake Wallet?
Then, send your XMR to Cake Wallet: How do I send XMR from Exodus to Cake Wallet? You’ll be able to send XMR until support ends on August 10, 2025.
If your Monero wallet in Exodus is not fully synced or taking a long time to sync, you can instead import your Monero 25-word mnemonic from Exodus into Cake Wallet:
Cake Wallet is a third-party platform that is not affiliated with Exodus. As such, Exodus cannot guarantee the performance of its products/services or that the steps shown and the information provided will always be accurate.
How do I create a new Cake Wallet?
You can download and install Cake Wallet from their website: Download Cake Wallet.
Depending on your device, view one of the guides below to learn how to download and set up your Cake Wallet:
Video tutorial: Creating a new Cake Wallet on mobile
Mobile
First, download and install Cake Wallet on your mobile device.
For iOS devices, you can download Cake Wallet from the App Store: iOS: Download Cake Wallet
For Android devices, you can download Cake Wallet from Google Play: Android: Download Cake Wallet
When you open Cake Wallet for the first time, tap Set a PIN.
Create a PIN for your wallet and enter it again to confirm it.
Tap Create New Wallet.
a) Select Monero and b) tap Next.
a) Give your wallet a name, and b) tap Next.
Make sure no one is around to see your secret recovery phrase, read the prompt, and to confirm, tap I understand. Show me my seed.
We recommend writing down your secret recovery phrase on more than one piece of paper and keeping the copies in separate secure locations. This will prevent a single point of loss from events like fires, floods, etc.
a) You will now see your Cake Wallet secret recovery phrase. Write it down and make sure you keep it safe so you always have access to your wallet. Once you have written it down, b) tap Verify Seed.
To learn more on how to keep your secret recovery phrase safe, visit: How do I keep my secret recovery phrase safe?
To verify you have written down your secret recovery phrase, you will be prompted to answer questions about it. Choose the correct answers to continue.
Tap Open Wallet.
You have now created your new Monero wallet. To receive Monero (XMR) from Exodus, tap Receive.
You'll now see your Cake Wallet Monero address a) as a QR code and b) as text that you can copy to your clipboard by tapping on the copy icon. You need it when you send Monero from Exodus to Cake Wallet.
For a guide on how to send XMR from Exodus Mobile or Desktop, see:
Video tutorial: Creating a new Cake Wallet on desktop
Desktop
First, download and install Cake Wallet on your device
For macOS, you can download the Cake Wallet from the Mac App Store: Download Cake Wallet on Mac.
For Windows and Linux, go to the Cake Wallets download page on Github, download the install file compatible with your operating system, and run the install file to install Cake Wallet.
For example, to install Cake Wallet on Windows, download the Windows.exe install file.
Please note that Cake Wallet for Windows and Linux is currently in beta. If you have a mobile device, you can install Cake Wallet on Mobile: How do I create a new Cake Wallet - Mobile
When you open Cake Wallet for the first time, click Set a PIN.
Create a PIN for your wallet, then enter it again to confirm it.
Click Create New Wallet.
a) Select Monero and b) click Next.
a) give your wallet a name and b) click Next.
Make sure no one is around to see your secret recovery phrase, read the prompt, and to confirm, click I understand. Show me my seed.
We recommend writing down your secret recovery phrase on more than one piece of paper and keeping the copies in separate secure locations. This will prevent a single point of loss from events like fires, floods, etc.
You will now see your Cake Wallet secret recovery phrase. Write it down and make sure you keep it safe so you always have access to your wallet. Once you have written it down, click Verify Seed.
To learn more on how to keep your secret recovery phrase safe, visit: How do I keep my secret recovery phrase safe?
To verify you have written down your secret recovery phrase, you will be prompted to answer questions about it. Choose the correct answers to continue.
Click Open Wallet.
You have now created your wallet. To receive Monero (XMR) from Exodus, click Receive.
You'll now see your Cake Wallet Monero address a) as a QR code and b) as text that you can copy to your clipboard by clicking on the copy icon. You need it when you send Monero from Exodus to Cake Wallet.
For a guide on how to send XMR from Exodus Mobile or Desktop, see:
How do I send XMR from Exodus to Cake Wallet?
After creating your new Cake Wallet, you can send XMR from Exodus to Cake Wallet as a normal transaction.
Sending XMR with Exodus is available until August 10, 2025, when Exodus ends support for XMR.
To get started, follow the appropriate guide based on your device:
Video tutorial: Sending XMR from Exodus Mobile to Cake Wallet
Mobile
First, you need your Cake Wallet XMR address. In Cake Wallet on Mobile, tap Receive.
If you're sending XMR from Exodus Mobile to Cake Wallet on desktop, you will need to view your XMR address from your desktop device. Follow the first 2 steps in the Desktop guide to view your Cake Wallet address on desktop.
You'll now see your Cake Wallet Monero address a) as a QR code and b) as text that you can copy to your clipboard by tapping on the copy icon. You need it when you send Monero from Exodus to Cake Wallet.
Open Exodus Mobile, a) tap on the Wallet icon, and b) select Monero.
Tap on the send button on the left side of your wallet.
Enter the amount you want to send. a) You can tap All to send your entire balance. Finally, b) tap Continue.
Enter your Cake Wallet XMR address from step 2. If you copied the address from Cake Wallet, a) you can tap to paste it. b) You can also use the QR code scanner to scan your Cake Wallet's QR code. Finally, c) tap Preview.
Double-check that the address is correct. Transactions on the blockchain are irreversible.
Review the transaction details. If everything looks good, slide the arrow to the right to send your XMR.
Video tutorial: Sending XMR from Exodus Mobile to Cake Wallet
Desktop
First, you need your Cake Wallet XMR address. In Cake Wallet on desktop, tap Receive.
If you're sending XMR from Exodus Desktop to Cake Wallet on mobile, you will need to view your XMR address from your mobile device. Follow the first 2 steps in the Mobile guide to view your Cake Wallet address on mobile.
You'll now see your Cake Wallet Monero address a) as a QR code and b) as text that you can copy to your clipboard by clicking on the copy icon. You need it when you send Monero from Exodus to Cake Wallet.
Open Exodus Desktop, a) click on the Wallet icon, then b) XMR, and c) click Send.
Enter your Cake Wallet XMR address from step 2. If you copied the address from Cake Wallet, a) you can paste it in the address field. b) You can also use the QR code scanner to scan your Cake Wallet's QR code.
Double-check that the address is correct. Transactions on the blockchain are irreversible.
Enter the amount you want to send. a) You can click All to send your entire balance. Finally, b) click Send.
Review your transaction. If everything looks good, click Send.
How do I import my Exodus Monero wallet into Cake Wallet?
Cake Wallet also supports importing the Monero 25-word mnemonic from Exodus, which means you can directly import your Exodus XMR wallet into Cake Wallet.
After importing, you'll need to wait for Cake Wallet to finish syncing. Once it's synced, you’ll be able to view and access your XMR in Cake Wallet.
To get started, follow the appropriate guide based on your device:
Video tutorial: Importing my Exodus Mobile Monero wallet into Cake Wallet
Mobile
To import your Monero wallet from Exodus into Cake Wallet, you first need your Monero 25-word mnemonic from Exodus.
In Exodus Mobile, a) tap the Wallet icon, then b) tap on the Monero wallet.
In the top-right corner, tap on the menu.
Tap Settings.
Tap View Private Key.
To confirm you want to view your private keys, tap View Monero Private Keys.
While viewing your private keys and 25-word mnemonic, please make sure no one is around you. The private keys and the 25-word mnemonic are for your eyes only! Please be very careful with your private keys and the 25-word mnemonic because they control access to your funds. Never share them with anyone, and only import them into platforms that you trust 100%. If you choose to import your private keys or 25-word mnemonic into a third-party platform, you do so at your own risk. To find out more, visit: How do I keep my money safe?
Under Mnemonic, you can tap on it to copy your Monero 25-word mnemonic to your clipboard. You will need it later to import your Monero wallet from Exodus into Cake Wallet.
Next, you need to download and install Cake Wallet.
For iOS devices, you can download Cake Wallet from the App Store: iOS: Download Cake Wallet.
For Android devices, you can download Cake Wallet from Google Play: Android: Download Cake Wallet
When you open Cake Wallet for the first time, tap Set a PIN.
Create a PIN for your wallet, then enter it again to confirm it.
Tap Restore Existing Wallet.
Select Restore from seed/keys.
a) Select Monero and b) tap Next.
To restore your Exodus Monero wallet in Cake Wallet:
a) Give your wallet a name.
b) Enter your Monero 25-word mnemonic from Exodus that you viewed in step 6. If you copied it, you can tap on the paste icon to enter it.
c) Make sure to select Legacy (25 words) and English (seed Language).
d) Enter the block height or date of the first XMR transaction that you received. If you still see your first XMR transaction in Exodus, you can go to your transaction history in Exodus and check the date of your earliest XMR transaction.
e) Finally, tap Restore.
After restoring, please wait for your Monero wallet to finish syncing. The progress is shown at the top of the screen.
Once your Monero wallet is fully synced, a) it will say Synchronized at the top, and b) you will be able to see your Monero balance.
Video tutorial: Importing my Exodus Desktop Monero wallet into Cake
Desktop
To import your Monero wallet from Exodus into Cake Wallet, you first need your Monero 25-word mnemonic from Exodus.
In Exodus Desktop, a) click the Wallet icon and b) go to your Monero wallet.
a) Click the menu in the top-right corner, and b) click View Private Keys.
After reading the prompt, to confirm you want to view the private keys, click Yes, I'm sure.
While viewing your private keys and 25-word mnemonic, please make sure no one is around you. The private keys and the 25-word mnemonic are for your eyes only! Please be very careful with your private keys and the 25-word mnemonic because they control access to your funds. Never share them with anyone, and only import them into platforms that you trust 100%. If you choose to import your private keys or 25-word mnemonic into a third-party platform, you do so at your own risk. To find out more, visit: How do I keep my money safe?
a) Enter your password and b) click Unlock Now to view your private keys.
Under Mnemonic, you can view and copy your Monero 25-word mnemonic. You will need it later to import your Monero Wallet from Exodus into Cake Wallet. To copy the 25-word mnemonic first, highlight it by either double-clicking or clicking and dragging over it with your mouse cursor. Then, on your keyboard, press CMD+C on Mac or CTRL+C on Windows to copy. After using the 25-word mnemonic, clear your clipboard data by following the guide: How do I clear my clipboard data?
If the entire 25-word mnemonic isn't visible, resize the window by hovering your cursor over the edge until a double arrow appears, then drag it wider.
Next, you need to download and install Cake Wallet.
For macOS, you can download the Cake Wallet from the Mac App Store: Download Cake Wallet on Mac.
For Windows and Linux, go to the Cake Wallets download page on Github, download the install file compatible with your operating system, and run the install file to install Cake Wallet.
For example, to install Cake Wallet on Windows, download the Windows.exe install file.
Please note that Cake Wallet for Windows and Linux is currently in beta. If you have a mobile device, you can install Cake Wallet on Mobile: How do I import my Exodus Monero wallet into Cake Wallet? - Mobile
When you open Cake Wallet for the first time, click Set a PIN.
Create a PIN for your wallet, then enter it again to confirm it.
Click Restore Existing Wallet.
Select Restore from seed/keys.
a) Select Monero and b) click Next.
To restore your Monero wallet from Exodus in Cake Wallet:
a) Give your wallet a name.
b) Enter your Exodus Monero 25-word mnemonic that you viewed in step 5. If you copied it, you can click on the paste icon to enter it.
c) Make sure to select Legacy (25 words) and English (seed Language).
d) Enter the block height or date of the first Monero transaction that you received. If you still see your first Monero transaction in Exodus, you can go to your transaction history in Exodus and check the date of your earliest Monero transaction.
e) Finally, tap Restore.
After restoring, please wait for your Monero wallet to finish syncing. The progress is shown at the top of the screen.
Once your Monero wallet is fully synced, a) it will say Synchronized at the top, and b) you will be able to see your Monero balance.
What if I hold XMR on my Trezor?
When Exodus ends support for XMR, it will not affect the XMR stored in your Trezor.
While you won’t be able to access your XMR through Exodus after support ends, you can still access it by connecting your Trezor to a compatible wallet that supports both Monero and Trezor.
For information on how to connect your Trezor to a compatible Monero wallet and access your XMR, visit Trezor's Monero guide: Monero (XMR) on Trezor Safe 5, Trezor Safe 3 and Trezor Model T.