Can I have multiple portfolios in Exodus?

Exodus allows users to simulate multiple portfolios by creating separate wallet profiles, each with its own private keys and recovery phrase.

Jul 17, 2025 at 11:42 pm

Understanding Exodus Wallet and Portfolio Management

Exodus is a popular desktop and mobile cryptocurrency wallet that supports a wide range of digital assets. Known for its user-friendly interface and built-in exchange features, it allows users to manage their crypto holdings without the need for technical expertise. One of the more advanced features users often inquire about is whether multiple portfolios can be created within a single Exodus wallet.

At the time of writing, Exodus does not natively support multiple portfolios within the same wallet instance. However, there are workarounds and strategies that allow users to simulate portfolio separation by managing multiple wallets or using different accounts on the same device.

How to Simulate Multiple Portfolios in Exodus

Although Exodus does not offer a built-in portfolio management system for separating funds into different categories (such as investment, trading, savings), users can simulate this by creating multiple wallet profiles on the same device. Each profile acts as an independent wallet with its own set of private keys and asset balances.

To simulate multiple portfolios:

• Create a new wallet profile within the Exodus app by navigating to the settings menu and selecting the option to add a new wallet.
• Ensure each wallet is backed up separately using the 12-word recovery phrase provided during creation.
• Use each wallet for a different purpose — for example, one for long-term holding and another for active trading.
• Avoid mixing funds between wallets unless you intend to consolidate.

Each wallet will have its own unique addresses and private keys, so it's crucial to keep track of which wallet is being used for what purpose.

Managing Multiple Wallets Across Devices

If you prefer to keep your portfolios completely separate, you can use different devices to manage different Exodus wallets. For example, you might install Exodus on your laptop for one portfolio and on your desktop for another. This method enhances security and clarity, especially if you're managing funds for different clients or investment strategies.

Steps to manage multiple wallets across devices:

• Install Exodus on each device you plan to use.
• Create a new wallet on each device, ensuring you store the recovery phrases securely.
• Transfer funds to the appropriate wallet based on your portfolio strategy.
• Consider using hardware wallet integration for added security, especially for larger holdings.

This approach is ideal for users who want clear separation between personal and business portfolios or for those who manage crypto on behalf of others.

Using Exodus with External Portfolio Trackers

For users who prefer not to create multiple Exodus wallets, another option is to use third-party portfolio tracking apps like CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, or Delta. These platforms allow you to import your Exodus wallet addresses and categorize them into different portfolios manually.

To integrate Exodus with a portfolio tracker:

• Copy the receiving address for each asset in your Exodus wallet.
• Paste the addresses into the corresponding fields in the portfolio tracker app.
• Label each address with a custom name (e.g., “Long-term BTC,” “Trading ETH”).
• Organize the imported wallets into custom groups or tags within the tracker app.

This method doesn’t involve creating multiple Exodus wallets but still allows for portfolio categorization and performance tracking.

Backup and Security Considerations

Managing multiple Exodus wallets or portfolios introduces additional security and backup responsibilities. Each wallet has its own recovery phrase, and losing access to any of them can result in permanent loss of funds.

Best practices include:

• Storing each recovery phrase in a secure and separate location.
• Avoiding digital storage of recovery phrases unless encrypted and offline.
• Using paper backups or hardware devices like the BitBox02 or Ledger to store recovery phrases securely.
• Never sharing recovery phrases with anyone or storing them in unencrypted files.

Given that Exodus does not offer centralized portfolio management, users must take full responsibility for their wallet organization and security.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I import an existing wallet into Exodus as a separate portfolio?

Yes, you can import an existing wallet (using the 12-word recovery phrase or private key) into Exodus as a separate wallet profile, effectively treating it as a distinct portfolio.

Q: Does Exodus support tagging or labeling wallets for portfolio separation?

Exodus does not currently offer built-in tagging or labeling for portfolio categorization within a single wallet instance. However, you can achieve similar results by using multiple wallets or third-party portfolio trackers.

Q: Is it safe to use multiple Exodus wallets on the same device?

Yes, it's safe as long as you keep each wallet’s recovery phrase secure and do not confuse the wallets when sending or receiving funds. Always double-check the wallet you're using before initiating a transaction.

Q: Can I sync Exodus wallets across devices for portfolio management?

Exodus does not offer automatic syncing across devices. Each wallet is independent unless you manually import the recovery phrase into another instance of Exodus on a different device.