Everything you need to know about EXOD trading.

EXOD trades on OTC Markets’ OTCQX exchange under “EXOD.”
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To trade EXOD, you will need a brokerage account that supports EXOD trading.

Exodus shares trade under the following ticker and company name:

Absolutely!

Both are Exodus Class A shares, existing in different places.

EXOD tokens in your wallet are digital representations of Class A shares. EXOD tokens in the wallet exist in "digital" form with our transfer agent, Securitize. To learn more about EXOD tokens, jump to: What are EXOD tokens?

EXOD shares on a brokerage are Class A shares traded inside DTC, TradFi’s electronic settlement system.

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Widespread brokerage support is expected when NYSE trading goes live, which was expected on May 9, 2024, but delayed. For more information, visit: Listing of Exodus Class A Common Stock Delayed by NYSE American.
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See the Knowledge Base article: Converting B shares to A shares.

See the Knowledge Base article: Exercising Exodus options.

Here is an example using a US brokerage.

Here is an example using a non-US brokerage.

See the Knowledge Base article: Moving shares to Securitize from my stockbroker.

See the Knowledge Base article: Securitize to Exodus.

Start by checking your Exodus wallet and your Securitize account.

If you still have any questions or need help, write to [email protected]. We will get you definitive answers.

If you lost access to the Exodus wallet you used to store your EXOD tokens, reach out to [email protected] using the email associated with your Securitize account.

Yes, you can!

The process has three steps: First, transfer EXOD tokens to your Securitize account.

Secondly, if you don't have a traditional brokerage account that supports EXOD trading yet, you'll need to open one.

Finally, deposit your shares into your brokerage account.

EXOD tokens on the Algorand blockchain act as digital representations of EXOD shares.
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By holding EXOD tokens on the Algorand blockchain, you can view a digital representation of your EXOD shares in your Exodus wallet.

EXOD tokens are only digital representations of Class A common stock; they contain no voting, governance, economic, or other rights, and cannot be traded independently of the Class A common stock.
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EXOD shareholders can send EXOD tokens to their Exodus wallet with Securitize.

If you have EXOD shares on a brokerage and want to send EXOD tokens to your Exodus wallet, you will first need to send your shares to Securitize: Moving shares to Securitize from my stockbroker.
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With EXOD shares in Securitize, you can withdraw EXOD tokens to your Exodus wallet: Securitize to Exodus.

Your shares will be in your Securitize account after trading stopped on tZERO ATS.

If you haven't onboarded with Securitize yet, register with Securitize to claim your shares.

If you are unsure if you have a Securitize iD account already, please reach out to [email protected] before creating a new account.

If you don't have a traditional brokerage account that supports EXOD trading yet, you'll need to open one.

From Securitize, deposit your shares into your brokerage account.

Your shares will be in your Securitize account after trading stopped on tZERO ATS.

If you haven't onboarded with Securitize yet, register with Securitize to claim your shares.

If you are unsure if you have a Securitize iD account already, please reach out to [email protected] before creating a new account.

Once you have created a Securitize account, you can withdraw EXOD tokens from Securitize to your Exodus wallet: Securitize to Exodus.

Shares purchased in the Regulation A can be in Securitize or in your Exodus wallet.

Shares deposited on the tZERO ATS were sent back to your Securitize account after tZERO trading stopped.

If you are unsure if you have a Securitize iD account already, please reach out to [email protected] before creating a new account.

If you have EXOD tokens in your Exodus wallet that you want to sell, send them to Securitize first. From there, you can deposit the shares with your brokerage for trading.

Here's a US brokerage example and a non-US brokerage example of depositing shares to a brokerage from Securitize.

If you don't have a traditional brokerage account that supports EXOD trading yet, you'll need to open one.

Shares purchased in the Regulation A can be stored in Securitize or in your Exodus wallet.

Shares deposited on the tZERO ATS were sent back to your Securitize account after tZERO trading stopped.

If you are unsure if you have a Securitize iD account already, please reach out to [email protected] before creating a new account.

From Securitize, send EXOD tokens representing your Class A shares to your Exodus wallet: Securitize to Exodus.

Convert your Class B shares into Class A shares. See the Knowledge Base article: Converting B shares to A shares.

Then, you can deposit the Class A shares with a brokerage. If you don't have a traditional brokerage account that supports EXOD trading yet, you'll need to open one.

Finally, here's a US brokerage example and a non-US brokerage example of depositing shares to a brokerage for trading.

Convert your Class B shares into Class A shares first. See the Knowledge Base article: Converting B shares to A shares.

Then, from Securitize, send EXOD tokens representing your Class A shares to your Exodus wallet: Securitize to Exodus.

Contact Bnk to the Future requesting share distribution if you haven't already received shares in the previous distribution.

If you don't have a traditional brokerage account that supports EXOD trading yet, you'll need to open one.

After you receive the distribution from Bnk to the Future, you'll have Class A shares in your Securitize account.

To sell your shares, you will need to move them from Securitize to your brokerage account. Here's a US brokerage example and a non-US brokerage example of depositing shares to a brokerage for trading.

Contact Bnk to the Future requesting share distribution if you haven't already received shares in the previous distribution.

After you receive the distribution from Bnk to the Future, you'll have Class A shares in your Securitize account. From Securitize, send EXOD tokens representing your Class A shares to your Exodus wallet: Securitize to Exodus.

See the Knowledge Base article: Exercising Exodus options to convert your options to Class B shares.

Then, see the Knowledge Base article: Converting B Shares to convert to Class A shares.

After these steps, you'll have Class A shares in your Securitize account. Here's a US brokerage example and a non-US brokerage example of depositing shares to a brokerage for trading.

See the Knowledge Base article: Exercising Exodus options to convert your options to Class B shares.

Then, see the Knowledge Base article: Converting B Shares to convert to Class A shares.

Then, send EXOD tokens representing your Class A shares to your Exodus wallet: Securitize to Exodus.

Once your RSUs have met the waiting period, they will appear in Securitize. Then, you can move them from your Securitize account to your brokerage account.

If you don't have a traditional brokerage account that supports EXOD trading yet, you'll need to open one.

Here's a US brokerage example and a non-US brokerage example of depositing shares to a brokerage for trading.

Once your RSUs have met the waiting period, they will appear in Securitize.

Then, you can send EXOD tokens representing your Class A shares to your Exodus wallet: Securitize to Exodus.

You can sell shares on OTC Markets’ OTCQX exchange.
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If you want to store your shares in your Exodus wallet, you will first need to transfer EXOD from your brokerage to Securitize: Moving shares to Securitize from my stockbroker.

Once your Exodus shares show in Securitize, you can send EXOD tokens to your Exodus wallet: How do I send my EXOD tokens from Securitize to Exodus?