Does the Fomo app have a seed phrase?

No. Fomo ties your wallet to your Apple ID or Google account, so there is no seed phrase to write down. You can still export a private key for each of your 2 addresses at Profile, Settings, Account, Export.

Can I import my Phantom wallet into Fomo?

No. Fomo’s help center says the app makes a new wallet for each account, and you cannot replace it with a wallet that you already have. The other direction works: export your Fomo key and import it into Phantom.

I signed in to Fomo and my wallet is empty. What happened?

You probably used a different Apple ID or Google account. Fomo says that a different login makes a new, separate account with its own wallets. Sign out and sign in with the exact account that you used the first time.

Is the Fomo wallet safe?

Fomo is non-custodial: the key is split into shares and is put together only in secure hardware to sign. Our page on whether the Fomo app is legit covers the security model and the August 2026 hack claim.

Fomo wallet: export the key and move to Phantom

Q: I sent USDC to Fomo on the wrong network. Can I get it back?

Yes, if you sent it to your own Fomo EVM address on an EVM network such as Arbitrum or Polygon. Export the EVM key, import it into a wallet that supports that network, add a little gas and bridge the funds to USDC on Base. The funds then show in Fomo.

Key takeaways

The Fomo wallet is a non-custodial wallet made by Privy when you sign up with Apple or Google. You get 2 addresses: one for Solana and one EVM address for the 6 other chains.

Export your Fomo private key at Profile, Settings, Account, Export, or at fomo.family/export-key. You get a Solana key and an EVM key. Fomo cannot import a wallet that you already have.

To move to Phantom, import the matching key there. It opens the same wallet in a second app, so you do not send any funds.

Fomo credits USDC on 6 networks. The minimum that credits is 15 USDC on Ethereum and 0.50 on Base, BNB Chain, Monad and Robinhood Chain; Solana has none.

The Fomo wallet is the non-custodial wallet that the Fomo app makes for you when you sign up with Apple or Google. It has 2 addresses, one for Solana and one EVM address, and you can export both private keys to use them in Phantom or another wallet. For fees, chains and safety, read our Fomo app review.

How the Fomo wallet works

Fomo’s terms (opens in a new tab) say that Privy, a wallet infrastructure company, makes and manages your wallet. It is a self-custody wallet: the Fomo help center (opens in a new tab) says the key is split into shares, so nobody at Fomo can move your funds. There is no seed phrase to write down. Your Apple ID or Google account is the login, and a different login makes a new account with new wallets (Fomo help (opens in a new tab)).

Address	Networks	Key to export
Solana address	Solana (your cash balance)	Solana key
EVM address	Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Arc	EVM key

Sources: Fomo wallet addresses (opens in a new tab), Fomo private key guide (opens in a new tab).

On EVM chains the address is an ERC-4337 smart wallet, according to Fomo’s wallet architecture post (opens in a new tab). Both addresses are under Profile, Settings, Account.

How to export your Fomo private key and move to Phantom

You cannot import an old wallet into Fomo (Fomo help (opens in a new tab)). The other direction works: you export the Fomo key and open the same wallet in Phantom.

1
Open the export screen
In the app, go to Profile, then Settings, then Account, then Export, or open fomo.family/export-key. If you turned on Face ID, Touch ID or fingerprint, the app asks for it first.
2
Copy the matching key
Copy the Solana key for Solana tokens, or the EVM key for the 6 EVM chains. Each key controls only its own address.
3
Import the key into Phantom
In Phantom, import the key from the welcome screen, or add it as an extra account (Phantom help (opens in a new tab)). You see the same balance, because it is the same wallet.

Our guide to exporting a private key compares the steps in other apps.

Wrong network and minimum deposits

Fomo credits USDC on Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad and Ethereum, USDG on Robinhood Chain, and USDT. A small deposit under the minimum stays at your address until a top-up on the same network passes the line.

Network	Minimum that credits
Solana	None
Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Robinhood Chain	0.50
Ethereum	15 USDC (can change)

Sources: Fomo deposit troubleshooting (opens in a new tab).

USDC sent to your own EVM address on a network that Fomo does not read, such as Arbitrum or Polygon, is still yours. Export the EVM key, import it into a wallet that supports that network, add a little gas token, then bridge to USDC on Base. It then shows in Fomo on its own (Fomo recovery guide (opens in a new tab)). Funds sent to an address that you do not control cannot be recovered.

What to do next

You want a full wallet next to Fomo: import your Fomo key into Phantom. Read the Phantom wallet review.
You are not sure that Fomo is safe: read whether the Fomo app is legit.
You are new to Fomo: sign up with code Iocke (capital I). Fomo’s referral help page (opens in a new tab) says a code gives 10% off trading fees and works only on the signup screen.

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Bottom line

Your Fomo wallet is a Privy wallet that you own, with one Solana address and one EVM address. Export the keys at Profile, Settings, Account, Export to use the same wallet in Phantom, and check the network before every deposit. For the rest of the app, read our Fomo app review.

Frequently asked questions

Open Profile, then Settings, then Account, and scroll down past your display name. You see your Solana address and your EVM address. The EVM address is the same on Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain and Arc. Tap an address to copy it.