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Exodus Brings New Payment Tools To App
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 19 Oct 2026
The self-custody wallet update allows eligible US users to complete crypto purchases through Cash App Pay while displaying network costs in local currency.
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.
What Holders Receive
Exodus Movement, Inc. developed the app described on its App Store page as powered by self-custody. The 26.10.14 release gave users direct control over their holdings while adding practical payment and display tools. Eligible US users gained the option to pay with Cash App Pay during crypto purchases inside the app.
Activity View Details
Tapping any transaction in the activity view displays its network cost in the user’s own currency. Holders can tap that displayed cost to switch the view to the crypto amount. A long press on the network cost copies the value for easy reference or records.
Self-Custody Focus
The update maintains the wallet’s core self-custody model. Users keep control of their keys and assets without third-party custody. The new payment path and cost display sit inside that framework so holders manage purchases and review fees on their own terms.
Release Timeline
The App Store page lists the update as posted on Oct. 15, 2026 for the iPhone and iPad versions. The release notes detail the Cash App Pay option for eligible US users and the activity view changes. Both the buying path and the cost display features became available on that date.
Practical Use Cases
Holders who qualify can select Cash App Pay at checkout when acquiring crypto through the app. After a transaction completes, the activity view provides the network cost in local currency right away. Switching the display or copying the figure requires only a tap or press, which supports quick checks or sharing of fee information.
The features stay limited to the described functions. No additional payment types or cost calculations appear in the release notes beyond the Cash App Pay path and the local-currency network cost view. The update centers on giving users clearer fee visibility and an alternative payment method while preserving self-custody operation.