Which Blockchains Does Fomo Support? All 8 Chains Explained

Fomo lets you trade tokens on eight blockchains from one account: Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Elysium. You do not switch networks or keep a separate cash pile for each chain. Your cash is Solana USDC, and that one balance pays for buys on every chain the app supports.

New to Fomo? Start with what the Fomo app is or how to create a Fomo account. For how the cash number works across chains, read the Fomo cash balance guide.

One account, one cash balance

When you sign up, Fomo creates a Solana wallet and an EVM wallet. The EVM wallet covers Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Elysium. Spot cash lives as USDC in the Solana wallet.

You buy a token the same way on every chain. Fomo moves value from your Solana cash to the token's chain at trade time, then the token sits in the right wallet. You never bridge by hand and you never buy gas coins to open a position.

A lot of new users still look for a Base cash balance or an Ethereum cash balance. Those do not exist on Fomo. The dollar figure at the top of the app is the Solana USDC cash that funds every spot trade.

The eight chains, in plain terms

Solana

Solana is where your cash lives. It is also where a huge share of new meme tokens launch. Deposits of USDC on Solana have no minimum and often credit within seconds to a few minutes. On Solana trades, Fomo covers network gas, priority fees and token rent, so you pay Fomo's trading fee without a separate network fee line.

Base

Base is an Ethereum layer 2. A lot of meme and consumer tokens trade there. You fund buys from the same Solana USDC cash. Crypto deposits on Base take USDC, and they share the EVM deposit address with the other EVM networks.

BNB Chain

BNB Chain is another busy home for meme tokens. Trading works like the other EVM chains: one cash balance, and a network fee on top of Fomo's 0.50% fee. Deposit USDC on BNB Chain when that is the network your funds sit on.

Monad

Monad is a newer EVM chain that Fomo added so you can trade its tokens without leaving the app. Deposit USDC on Monad when your funds are there. The trade screen still spends Solana USDC cash.

Ethereum

Ethereum is the main layer 1 for many tokens and for large liquidity. It also has the highest network costs of the eight. A small buy can lose a large share of its value to gas. Open the trade details and read the Network fee row before you confirm. When the fee is high relative to your size, the app asks you to tick I understand.

Robinhood Chain

Robinhood Chain is where a large share of Fomo's cross-chain volume moves. Tokens there trade from the same cash balance as everything else. Stock tokens that represent equities also live on this chain, and availability depends on your connection's location at the time. Where they are blocked, the token page says Not available in your region. The countries are listed in where Fomo is available.

Crypto deposits on Robinhood Chain take USDG, not USDC, with a minimum of 0.50 USDG. The deposit converts into Solana USDC cash on arrival. Do not send USDC to Robinhood Chain, and do not send USDG on any other network.

Arc

Arc is the seventh spot chain. You trade Arc tokens from the same Solana USDC cash, and crypto deposits on Arc take USDC. If you withdraw to Arc, check first that the receiving wallet or exchange accepts USDC on Arc, because not every destination does.

Elysium

Elysium is the eighth spot chain, supported since its mainnet day, November 9, 2026. It is a layer 2 for Hyperliquid, built by Kinetiq, and it uses HYPE as gas, but on Fomo you never hold HYPE: you pay the network fee out of the amount you enter, as on the other EVM chains. Deposits and withdrawals on Elysium are in USDC. Before you withdraw there, check that the receiving wallet or exchange accepts USDC on Elysium, and if you ever need support for an Elysium transfer, keep the transaction hash from the wallet you sent from. The steps are in how to trade Elysium tokens on Fomo.

Deposits and withdrawals by network

Crypto deposits work on all eight chains. On Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Arc and Elysium the asset is USDC. On Robinhood Chain the asset is USDG. Tap Deposit, then Crypto, then pick the network your funds are on. The app copies the address and shows that network's minimum when one applies.

The EVM networks share one deposit address. Solana has its own. A Solana USDC send lands in cash once it confirms. On other networks, funds land in your wallet first, then move into cash while you are signed in, once the amount clears that network's minimum. Keep the app open if an EVM deposit sits in the wallet and has not become cash yet.

Withdrawals use the same eight networks. Pick the network the receiving wallet supports. For a full side-by-side of card, bank, Apple Pay and crypto, see how to deposit money on Fomo.

The Hyperliquid row in the crypto deposit list funds perps, not spot cash. It is not an eighth spot chain.

Why network fees differ outside Solana

Fomo's trading fee on Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, Arc and Elysium is 0.50% per trade, plus the network fee. On Solana the fee depends on the route available for that trade, and Fomo covers the network costs. Referral discounts cut the 0.50% rate to 0.45%. Some major tokens show a lowered 0.05% fee on the token page.

Network fees are set by each chain and paid to that chain, not to Fomo. Ethereum is the expensive outlier. Expand the details on buy or sell to see both Fomo's fee and the Network fee before you submit. If two fee lines appear, one is Fomo's and the other is the network's.

Common mix-ups

Wrong asset or wrong network is the top deposit mistake. Match USDC or USDG to the network you picked. Other tokens arrive as tokens, not cash. Funds on an unsupported network never show. If you hold SOL, ETH, BNB or MON with no USDC, a Sell tile on the deposit screen can turn that coin into cash.

Some people send USDC to the Robinhood Chain address, or send USDG on Base. Those sends do not become cash. Some people leave the app after an EVM deposit and wonder why cash is flat while the wallet already holds the USDC. Stay signed in so the credit can finish above the minimum.

People also confuse cash with chain wallets. Your holdings sit on the chain of each token. Your spendable cash stays Solana USDC. For a tab-by-tab look at where balances appear, use the Fomo app tour. If funds still fail to show, open Settings, then Help and Support, or email [email protected] with the transaction hash.

What this means for a first trade

You can trade Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Elysium tokens in one app from one cash balance. Fund with USDC on the network you already hold, or with USDG when you deposit on Robinhood Chain. Read the network fee on non-Solana trades, and give EVM deposits time to credit while you stay signed in. Once cash is in, the buy button works the same on every supported chain. To size that first trade, see how much money you need to start on Fomo.