Exodus: Self-custody wallets facilitate daily payments

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CryptoWorld News reported that at a summit in its hometown of Omaha, Exodus said that self-custody is shifting from a niche crypto tool to a full-stack payment infrastructure. Co-founder and CEO JP Richardson looked back on the company’s setback at the New York Stock Exchange in 2024, saying that regulators withdrew its listing application at the last minute, forcing the company to return to private status. Since then, Exodus listed on NYSE American in January 2026, marking the company’s recovery under new management. Richardson emphasized that Exodus’s goal is to integrate digital assets into a single app to address the issue of fragmentation across multiple payment applications for users. The summit also announced acquisitions of Monavate and Baanx, further strengthening Exodus’s capabilities in payment infrastructure. Exodus Pay is now live in all 50 states, allowing users to use USD stablecoins and Bitcoin anywhere that supports Visa or Apple Pay, while maintaining self-custody.

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