How to start trading on Fomo
Six steps from install to your first discounted trade. No account, no password — just a wallet and a code.
1. Download the app
Fomo is available on iOS, Android, Web. Download from the official app store or fomo.family directly — avoid third-party APK sources.
2. Create your account
Follow the in-app signup flow. Since Fomo is non-custodial, your wallet and keys are generated and secured on your device (via Shamir's Secret Sharing) rather than stored by Fomo — write down/back up whatever recovery method the app gives you before funding anything.

Fomo's real sign-in screen — no email or password, just Sign in with Apple or Google. 3. Apply a referral code
Enter a valid referral code during signup to get 10% off your trading fees going forward.
4. Fund your account
Deposit via the method the app supports for your region/chain. Only send funds on the network the app specifies — sending on the wrong chain is a common and irreversible mistake with non-custodial wallets.

Fomo's deposit screen, captured September 2026: crypto (USDC) works today; card funding is still marked "Coming soon" — despite Apple Pay funding being advertised on Fomo's marketing site. 5. Make your first trade
Spot trading (memecoins, altcoins, stablecoins) is available to everyone; perpetuals (via Hyperliquid) are available outside the US. Start small until you're comfortable with the interface and fee structure.
6. Enable security features
Turn on whatever account security options the app offers (biometrics, backup verification, etc.) before you deposit anything meaningful. Since Fomo can't recover funds for you — that's the tradeoff of non-custodial design — your own security hygiene is the only safety net.
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Risk disclosure
This site is an independent, unofficial review resource. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of Fomo. We earn a commission if you sign up and trade using our referral link. Cryptocurrency trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Nothing on this site is financial advice. Please do your own research.