Exodus Movement supports ADI Token and mainnet
ADI Foundation and Exodus Movement, Inc announced native support for the ADI token and ADI Mainnet in Exodus, including self-custody users’ direct send-and-receive functionality for ADI. The collaboration extends ADI Chain’s institutional-grade Layer 2 infrastructure to millions of digital asset holders worldwide.
Exodus users can now send and receive ADI tokens natively within their Exodus wallet, without leaving the application or routing through third-party interfaces.
ADI Mainnet support also rolls out across Exodus’s B2B client network, giving Exodus’s enterprise and platform partners the ability to offer ADI functionality to their own end users.
The B2B extension aligns with ADI Chain’s design as infrastructure for institutions serving millions of users. Exodus partners get a path into and out of ADI, expanding the network’s reach across multiple consumer-facing platforms.
ADI Chain is an institutional Layer 2 for stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. Built as a zkRollup on Ethereum, it is the first network globally to deploy ZKsync’s Airbender zero-knowledge proof system in production. ADI Chain provides the settlement infrastructure for a UAE Dirham-backed stablecoin initiated by First Abu Dhabi Bank and International Holding Company (IHC), set to be regulated by the Central Bank of the UAE.
The Exodus integration extends this institutional foundation to the self-custody community, connecting institutional-grade infrastructure with the users who stand to benefit from it most.
“ADI Chain was designed to serve the institutions that serve billions of people. Exodus turns that pipeline into a reality, moving regulated settlement infrastructure out of the back office and into everyday wallets. That’s where real adoption begins.” – Andrey Lazorenko, CEO, ADI Foundation
“At Exodus, our work is to remove friction between users and the networks they want to use, without asking them to give up control. Adding ADI to the wallet gives its users a self-custodial path onto the network. The networks that matter reach more people when self-custody is the default.” – Kevin Wood, Director of Revenue Operations, Exodus
