On the official site of Jag (JagOBX / @JagOBX), this note covers Exodus.
Two features define the self-custody wallet update released on Oct. 15, 2026. Eligible US users gained the option to pay with Cash App Pay during crypto purchases inside the app. The same release added a direct view of network costs in local currency for any transaction.
What holders receive
Holders who meet the eligibility rules now complete purchases without leaving the wallet interface. Cash App Pay serves as the payment method when buying crypto. The activity view lists past transactions and reveals the associated network cost once a user taps an entry. That display starts in the user's own currency.
Tapping the shown network cost switches the value to its crypto equivalent. A long press on the same line copies the figure for use elsewhere. These steps require no external tools or separate pages.
Steps to take next
Open the App Store on an iPhone or iPad. Search for the wallet app developed by Exodus Movement, Inc. Install or update to the version posted Oct. 15, 2026. Confirm eligibility for Cash App Pay through the app's purchase flow before attempting a transaction. After a purchase completes, open the activity view and test the network cost display options.
The app runs on self-custody principles, so users retain control of their keys throughout these actions. No additional accounts or bridges are needed to access the new payment path or the cost view.
How the changes fit daily use
A holder who buys crypto regularly can keep the entire process inside one interface. Cash App Pay handles the funding side while the wallet manages the crypto side. Transaction records update immediately and surface the network cost in familiar terms.
Users who review past activity benefit from the currency display and the copy function. Switching between currency and crypto views takes one tap. The long-press copy supports quick notes or sharing without typing the amount manually.
Checking the update
The App Store page lists the Oct. 15, 2026 posting date for the iPhone and iPad version. Release notes inside the app outline the Cash App Pay option for eligible US users and the network cost tools in the activity view. No other dates or external announcements are required to verify the changes.
After installing, open the app and navigate to the buy section to see whether Cash App Pay appears as a choice. Then move to the activity view and tap any completed transaction to inspect the cost line.
These additions stay limited to the functions described in the release notes. Eligible US users gain a direct payment route and clearer cost information without altering core wallet operations.