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Exodus Releases Self Custody App Update
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 19 Oct 2026
The self-custody wallet's 26.10.14 update, posted on Oct. 15, 2026, let eligible US users buy crypto with Cash App Pay and showed each transaction's network cost in the user's own currency. NFA.
The self-custody wallet’s 26.10.14 update, posted on Oct. 15, 2026, let eligible US users buy crypto with Cash App Pay and showed each transaction’s network cost in the user’s own currency. NFA.
Release Details
Exodus 26.10.14 reached the App Store for the iPhone and iPad app on Oct. 15, 2026. The app is developed by Exodus Movement, Inc. It describes itself as powered by self-custody. The release notes detail two main changes for users.
Cash App Pay Integration
Eligible US users gained the ability to pay with Cash App Pay when buying crypto inside the app. This option appears during the purchase flow for those who qualify. The feature sits within the existing wallet interface and requires no separate setup beyond eligibility.
Activity View Changes
Tapping any transaction in the activity view now displays its network cost in the user’s own currency. A second tap switches the display back to crypto. A long press on the network cost copies the value for later use. These steps keep the information accessible without leaving the transaction list.
Self Custody Focus
The app maintains its self-custody design across the update. Users retain control of their keys while accessing the new payment and display tools. The App Store page confirms the self-custody description as part of the core product positioning.
What Holders Receive
Holders of the wallet now see network costs presented in familiar local terms through the activity view. Eligible US users receive an additional payment path via Cash App Pay during crypto purchases. The display options allow quick switching or copying of cost values directly from transaction records. These adjustments apply to the iPhone and iPad versions of the app following the Oct. 15, 2026 posting.
The changes center on payment access and cost visibility within the self-custody environment. Each element follows directly from the posted release notes and App Store details. Holders interact with the features through standard taps and presses in the activity view. The update remains confined to the functions listed in the notes for the 26.10.14 version.