In response to past reviews

The wallet itself is ordinary, but there is one important point – the ability to connect from another device by qr code. Fraudsters take advantage of this. So I had a scheme like this: they rub into trust and offer to earn money on arbitrage in crypto between crypto exchanges. To do this, fiat is deposited on one wallet, sent to an exchange such as binans, there you buy a coin such as trx sent to exodus and from there to another exchange such as bybit. Before you start, you need to register and verify on the specified exchanges and wallets. After that, the scammer offers to connect to the phone to screen through the cart and check if all registrations have been received – this is an excuse to scrape the qr code to connect to the wallet in exodus. The first transaction is successful with a trial deposit, resulting in a small profit of 0.5-1%. Next, they offer to deposit more money. And the moment the money hits the exodus it’s sent to their wallets. That’s it. Further, if you are a complete sucker, they will offer "Russian tech support. in the cart" (there is no such thing) – which is basically their own. They tell you that you have been hacked and to get your money back you need to upload it to exodus the same amount of money you stole. If you’re a sucker, you’ll lose just as much. Don’t fall for it.