Common Reasons Exodus Can't Send Crypto
- Network congestion or low fees: Transactions may timeout if fees are too low.
- Incorrect recipient address: Wrong format or unsupported network.
- Outdated Exodus version: May cause protocol incompatibilities.
- Sync issues or cache corruption: May prevent proper broadcast.
- External interference: Firewall, VPN, or antivirus affecting connections.
Step 1: Verify Fees and Network Status
- Ensure network fees match current recommended levels.
- Check blockchain explorers for network congestion.
Step 2: Double‑check Recipient Address
Confirm the address matches the correct crypto and network (e.g., BTC vs BCH).
Step 3: Update Exodus
- Go to Settings → About → Check for updates.
- Install any available update and restart the app.
Step 4: Refresh or Resync Wallet
- Select the asset → settings gear → choose Rescan/Refresh.
Step 5: Restart App/Device
Fully close Exodus and restart your device to clear issues.
Step 6: Disable Blocking Tools
Temporarily disable firewalls, VPNs, or antivirus and try sending again.
Step 7: Contact Support
If issues persist, reach out to ExodusDeskCare experts for immediate help.