Question 1

What fee does fomo charge?

Accepted Answer

0.50% per trade. That is the rate this catalog carries for fomo, and it is what you pay whether you open it from this page or find it yourself: there is no discounted "our link" price here. Where a platform runs a tier ladder or a cashback programme, that sits on top of this rate and is described on its own site.

Question 2

Is fomo safe to use?

Accepted Answer

We do not score platforms, so this page will not answer yes or no. What the catalog carries: fomo is non-custodial. Private keys are exportable. Between them, those two lines decide what happens to your balance if the operator disappears.

Question 3

Which chains are supported?

Accepted Answer

Solana · Robinhood · BNB · Base · Ethereum · Monad. Support for further networks is tracked on the chain pages and updated when the platform ships it.

Question 4

Is fomo really cheaper than a 1% bot?

Accepted Answer

Above roughly $200 per order, yes: 0.50% against 1% is half the cost. Below that the minimum fee dominates, because fomo charges a floor of $0.95 per transaction, so a $50 buy costs about 1.9%. It is the cheapest option in this catalog for medium orders and one of the most expensive for small ones.

Question 5

Whose perpetuals are these?

Accepted Answer

Hyperliquid's. fomo added perps in June 2026 and routes the order flow through Hyperliquid under a builder-code arrangement, so funding, margin and liquidation follow Hyperliquid's rules and not fomo's. The 0.50% in the fee column is the spot rate; the perp side carries Hyperliquid's own schedule plus fomo's builder fee.