Exodus Movement Inc. (NYSE: $EXOD) is pushing XO Swap to a much larger wallet audience through a new Bitget Wallet integration, extending the company’s cross-chain swap infrastructure to more than 90 million users.
The Omaha-based self-custody software company said Bitget Wallet has integrated XO Swap to power cross-chain trading inside its wallet app, giving users access to deeper liquidity, more competitive pricing and faster execution across nearly 100 supported blockchains.
XO Swap is Exodus’ cross-chain swap aggregator, designed as a single integration point for wallets and platforms that want embedded swap functionality. The product routes trades across decentralized exchanges, bridges, and market makers, aiming to find the best available price without requiring users to compare routes or leave their wallets.
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The integration gives Exodus a broader distribution channel for a product that has been moving beyond its own consumer wallet. Bitget Wallet is one of the largest self-custody wallets globally and says it serves more than 90 million users worldwide, with support for swaps, crypto earning and stablecoin payments through its everyday finance app.
Exodus CEO and co-founder JP Richardson said XO Swap was built inside Exodus’ own wallet and refined through years of real user activity before being offered to partners. Bitget Wallet COO Alvin Kan said the goal is to let cross-chain swaps happen “in one tap” from a self-custodial wallet.
The partnership fits a wider shift in wallet infrastructure, where swap routing, liquidity access and user retention are becoming more important as self-custody apps try to look less like storage tools and more like full-service onchain finance platforms.
For Exodus, the Bitget Wallet deal also gives its enterprise product suite a larger proof point at a time when public crypto companies are trying to show that infrastructure revenue can scale beyond trading cycles.
Exodus Movement Inc. (NYSE: EXOD) is currently trading at $6.8 U.S. per share.