How to withdraw from Exodus wallet

Exodus is a noncustodial wallet that supports multiple crypto assets, but converting your digital assets into traditional currency might seem complex at first. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process to transfer your funds from Exodus and to withdraw your Exodus crypto in real world money.
 

To withdraw your funds, follow these steps

The fastest way to put your Exodus crypto to work is to spend it directly without going through the exchange or bank transfer.

1. Visit Cryptorefills on your phone or desktop.
    
2. Select the product you would like to purchase (for example Paypal).
    
3. Add the product to your card and go to the checkout page.
    
4. Select the blockchain network and the coin you would like to withdraw from your Exodus wallet. (For example USDC on Solana). Continue to the payment page.

5. On the mobile app, go to the Holdings section and click "Send." Enter the crypto amount in USDC then paste the payment address and initiate the withdrawal.

Make sure to select the correct coin (the same coin selected on the checkout page earlier) and enter the appropriate amount. Click "Continue" to proceed.
 

6. Once the transaction confirms on the network, your product details are delivered to your email and shown on screen.

Does Exodus charge a fee to withdraw money?

When you transfer crypto from Exodus to another wallet, Exodus does not impose any additional transfer fees. However, you will need to pay network fees (gas fees) associated with the blockchain network.

Can you transfer money from Exodus to a bank account?

In some regions, Exodus allows users to transfer money directly to their bank account. But for some regions, Exodus does not allow users to swap crypto for fiat currency or provide the option to link their funds to a bank account. If you wish to convert your crypto to fiat currency, you will first need to transfer your funds to a centralized exchange like Coinbase or Gemini.