Everything you need to know about assets that are being sunset or have been sunset, and what options you have if you are holding assets that are no longer supported in Exodus.
In this article:
Which assets are being sunsetted?
Here is an outline of assets that have been or will be removed from Exodus. For details, visit each section.
Upcoming sunsets
EOS (EOS)
Fantom (FTM) and all assets on the Fantom network
Past sunsets
Lightning Bitcoin (LNBTC)
Jun 1, 2026
Axelar (AXL)
Nov 10, 2025
Zilliqa (ZIL)
Aug 18, 2025
Arbitrum Nova (all assets on the Arbitrum Nova network)
ICON (ICX)
Monero (XMR)
MultiversX (EGLD)
Ontology (ONT) and Ontology Gas (ONG)
Osmosis (OSMO)
Qtum (QTUM)
Theta (THETA) and Theta Fuel (TFUEL)
Waves (WAVES)
Binance Coin (BNB) on BNB Beacon Chain
Binance USD (BUSD) on BNB Beacon Chain
THORChain (RUNE)
Asset changes in Exodus
Learn which assets Exodus no longer supports, and what to do if you hold assets that Exodus no longer supports.
If you have questions, email Exodus Support at [email protected], or visit the messenger (purple chat icon in the bottom-right corner) to start a chat.
Exodus is ending support for EOS (EOS) and Fantom (FTM) on August 1, 2026
On August 1, 2026, Exodus will end support for EOS (EOS), Fantom (FTM), and all assets on the Fantom network.
If you hold EOS, FTM, or assets on the Fantom network, see the sections below to learn what options you have before Exodus ends support.
EOS (EOS)
If you hold EOS, send it to another supported wallet or platform before support ends on August 1, 2026. For information on sending assets with Exodus, visit: How do I send Bitcoin and crypto from Exodus?
If your EOS is staked, you'll need to unstake before you can send it. Unstaking EOS takes 72 hours. To learn how to unstake, visit: How do I unstake EOS?
It's important to note that EOS migrated to the Vaulta network.
Although it's still possible to transfer EOS, the network's new main asset is Vaulta (A). Exodus does not support Vaulta (A). If you want to migrate your EOS and manage Vaulta (A), you can use a supported wallet such as Anchor Wallet. To learn how, visit: EOS has migrated to the Vaulta (A) token.
Anchor Wallet is a self-custody wallet that supports EOS. Anchor Wallet on Desktop fully supports sending and receiving EOS. To learn more, visit Anchor's website.
Anchor 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.
Fantom (FTM)
If you hold Fantom (FTM) or assets on the Fantom network, send them to another supported wallet or platform before support for the Fantom network ends in Exodus on August 1, 2026.
If you hold NFTs on the Fantom network, make sure to send them to a supported wallet as well.
For information on sending Fantom assets and NFTs, see the articles below:
It's important to note that Fantom is migrating to the Sonic network.
Although you can still transfer FTM and assets on Fantom, it's possible to migrate FTM to the Sonic (S) token on the Sonic network. Exodus does not support Sonic (S) or the Sonic network, but you can use a supported wallet like MetaMask to migrate your FTM to Sonic (S). To learn how, visit: Fantom (FTM) migration to Sonic (S)
MetaMask is a self-custody wallet that supports receiving Fantom. To learn more, visit MetaMask's website.
MetaMask 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.
Support for Lightning ended on August 18, 2025
Exodus has ended support for the Lightning wallet on August 18, 2025. Lightning is no longer available in Exodus.
To learn more, visit: Support for Lightning has ended.
Which assets has Exodus ended support for?
Below is a list of some of the assets Exodus no longer supports. You can no longer send, swap, or view balances for these assets in Exodus.
June 1, 2026
Axelar (AXL)
November 10, 2025
Zilliqa (ZIL)
August 18, 2025
Arbitrum Nova (all assets on the Arbitrum Nova network)
ICON (ICX)
Monero (XMR)
MultiversX (EGLD)
Ontology (ONT) and Ontology Gas (ONG)
Osmosis (OSMO)
Qtum (QTUM)
Theta (THETA) and Theta Fuel (TFUEL)
Waves (WAVES)
What options do I have if I hold assets Exodus no longer supports?
Exodus is a self-custody wallet that gives you full control over your assets. You can access assets by importing your 12-word secret key or private keys into a compatible wallet. Viewing private keys for certain assets that Exodus no longer supports is available in Exodus Desktop.
Only import your secret key or private keys into wallets you trust. Scammers often create fake websites or wallets to steal your funds. To learn more, visit: What crypto scams should I watch out for?
Because your 12-word secret key generates your private keys for all your assets, you can import it into a supported wallet to access your funds.
However, please note that when importing your 12-word secret key, not all wallets support the same derivation path as Exodus or allow you to import a wallet using a secret key. In addition, if you used multiple portfolios in Exodus, the other wallet might not support the additional accounts derived from your secret key.
In such cases, if the wallet supports it, you might be able to import your individual wallets using your private keys instead.
In Exodus Desktop, you can view private keys for some of the assets Exodus no longer supports. For more information, see: How do I view my private keys for assets that are no longer supported?
To get help accessing assets, contact us at [email protected], or visit the messenger (purple chat icon in the bottom-right corner) to start a chat.
If you still hold Monero (XMR), you can import your Exodus Monero wallet into Cake Wallet to access your XMR. For a detailed guide, visit: Support for Monero (XMR) has ended.
If you still hold Ontology (ONT) or Ontology Gas (ONG), please note that no known Ontology wallet is compatible with the Exodus secret key or private key. If you still hold ONT or ONG, email [email protected].
How do I view my private keys for removed assets?
In Exodus Desktop, you can view the private keys and addresses for some assets that are no longer supported.
Expand to see all viewable private keys in Desktop
Expand to see all viewable private keys in Desktop
Axelar
Ark
Bitcoin Gold
BNB Beacon Chain
Arbitrum Nova
ICON
Lisk
Monero
MultiversX
NANO
NEM
NEO
Ontology
Osmosis
Qtum
Terra Classic
Theta
Waves
Zilliqa
If you use Exodus Mobile, you can sync it to Exodus Desktop to view your private keys. To learn how, visit: How do I sync Exodus Mobile to Exodus Desktop?
In Exodus Desktop, click on the Settings icon.
a) Click Assets, and b) click on the menu to find the option to view private keys for certain assets that are no longer supported. c) Click on the private key you want to view.
Exodus does not support viewing private keys for all removed assets. If an asset isn't supported, you can access it with your 12-word secret key. To learn more, see What options do I have if I hold assets Exodus no longer supports?
After reading the message, click Yes, I'm sure.
Enter your password and click Unlock Now to view your private keys.
While viewing your private keys, please make sure no one is around you. Private keys are for your eyes only! Please be very careful with your private keys because they control access to your funds. Never share them with anyone, and only import them into platforms you trust 100%. If you import your private keys into a third-party platform, you do so at your own risk. To find out more, visit: How do I keep my money safe?
To copy the private key, 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 private key, clear your clipboard data by following the guide: How do I clear my clipboard data?
If the entire private key isn't visible, resize the window by hovering your cursor over the edge until a double arrow appears, then drag it wider.
How do I view my transaction history for removed assets?
In Exodus, it's not possible to view or export the transaction history for assets that are no longer supported. However, you can still view the transaction history on the blockchain.
To view the transaction history on the blockchain, you can search for the asset's address on a block explorer to view the transaction history. For more information, visit: How do I find transaction information on a block explorer?
In Exodus Desktop, you can view addresses for certain assets that are no longer supported. You can find your wallet address next to the asset’s private key using this guide: How do I view my private keys for assets that are no longer supported?
If you're looking for your Monero (XMR) transaction history, please note it's not possible to view it with a block explorer, as the network is privacy-focused.
To view your Monero (XMR) transaction history, you can import your Exodus Monero wallet into Cake Wallet: How do I import my Exodus Monero wallet into Cake Wallet?
Tokens or networks discontinued by the issuer
Learn more about tokens or networks for which the issuer has ended support, and what to do if you're holding tokens that have been or will be discontinued.
BNB Beacon Chain network sunset
Binance sunset the BNB Beacon Chain network on December 3, 2024. It's no longer possible to make transactions on BNB Beacon Chain.
For more information, visit BNB Chain's website: BNB Chain Fusion.
If you didn't migrate or swap your BNB Beacon Chain assets, Binance has created a recovery tool. However, the tool has limitations on which tokens it can recover.
BNB and BUSD can be migrated to the BNB Smart Chain network using Binance's recovery tool. THORChain (RUNE) cannot be migrated or recovered.
How do I use the BNB recovery tool?
For more information on the recovery tool and how Binance handles tokens that were not migrated, visit BNB Chain's guide: Token recovery dApp.
Trust Wallet is a third-party platform. As such, Exodus cannot guarantee the performance of its products/services or that the steps shown and the information provided will always be accurate.
To use the BNB recovery tool, you can import your Exodus wallet into the Trust Wallet browser extension and then connect your Trust Wallet to the recovery tool.
Before you use the recovery tool, please note:
The recovery tool has limitations on which tokens can be recovered. BNB and BUSD can be migrated to the BNB Smart Chain network. However, THORChain (RUNE) cannot be recovered with the tool. For more information, visit Binance's docs.
It takes 7 days to receive your migrated assets on the BSC network after approving the recovery transaction.
You'll need BNB on the BSC network to pay for the transaction fees to approve the recovery transaction.
First, you'll need the Trust Wallet browser extension. To download the Trust Wallet browser extension, visit: Chrome web store for Trust Wallet.
Please note that the BNB recovery tool is only available through the Trust Wallet browser extension. It is not available with Trust Wallet on mobile.
Once you have installed the Trust Wallet browser extension, you'll need to import your Exodus wallet. When you first open Trust Wallet, click Import or recover wallet.
a) Set a strong password, b) read and agree to their terms of service, and c) click Next.
Next, a) select I have a 12 word Secret Phrase, b) enter your Exodus 12-word secret key, and c) click Next. For a guide on how to find your 12-word secret key, visit: How do I always have access to my wallet with my 12-word secret key?
Please be very careful with your 12-word secret key because it controls access to your funds. Never share your secret key with anyone, and only import it into platforms that you trust 100%. If you choose to import your secret key into a third-party platform, you do so at your own risk. To find out more, check out this article from our Knowledge Base: How do I keep my money safe?
After importing your Exodus wallet into Trust Wallet, follow Binance's recovery guide on how to use the recovery tool: Step-by-step guide: Token Recovery dApp.
You can find the recovery tool here: Token Recovery Tool.
The recovery tool has limitations on which tokens can be recovered. If you don't see the token on the list, then you won't be able to recover it.
Once you have approved the recovery transaction, you will need to wait 7 days to receive the recovered tokens on the BNB Smart Chain Network (BSC) network.