Exodus will display the relevant information for maximum transparency. For instance, when sending and receiving crypto, the wallet will display the fees it’ll charge for the transfer at the bottom of the screen. Similarly, it’ll display the value of crypto that’ll be debited from your wallet and the amount of crypto that’ll be added when you’re exchanging between two cryptocurrencies. Exodus receives a fee every time you use it to exchange between cryptocurrencies.

Exodus shares more details about the fees in its extensive support section. The section has lots of articles that are nicely categorized into relevant sections, such as getting Started, Buying Crypto, Exchange, and more. There’s also a search bar to help you find information quickly.

In case your query isn’t answered, you also have the option to send a message to the support team. It’s important to note that Exodus doesn’t provide telephonic support, so if you find a number posted online, it’s most definitely posted by a scammer.