FOMO's public guidance currently describes Apple Pay, debit card and crypto funding in the mobile app. The web flow is different: FOMO's April 2026 web-launch guidance tells new web users to fund with crypto or use the mobile app for Apple Pay and debit-card onramps.
FOMO's current Apple Pay guidance says to open the mobile app, go to Add Funds, choose Apple Pay and confirm through the device payment flow. If Apple Pay is missing or declined, use the troubleshooting guide rather than repeatedly retrying.
Apple Pay troubleshooting →FOMO's public app guidance lists debit card as a mobile funding option. Availability, bank approval, limits and third-party terms can vary, so use the live in-app flow as the source of truth.
FOMO's deposit guidance describes choosing the crypto deposit option, selecting a supported network and sending only the asset/network combination the live app shows. Older FOMO guidance specifically referenced USDC on supported networks, so verify current support before sending.
FOMO's April 2026 web announcement says a new web user can fund with crypto to start trading, while Apple Pay and debit-card onramps are handled through the mobile app. If a payment option is missing on desktop, that does not automatically mean it is unavailable in the mobile product.
See the beginner flow →FOMO's terms say third-party fees may apply. A card/onramp cost, network cost or bank restriction should not be confused with FOMO's published buy/sell fee schedule.
FOMO currently documents Apple Pay funding in the mobile app. If it is not working, check mobile vs web, limits and your bank before assuming the app is down.
Apple Pay help →FOMO's public app guidance lists debit-card funding in the mobile app. Bank and provider restrictions can still affect a transaction.
Yes, FOMO documents crypto deposits. Use only the asset, address and network the current app shows; support can change.
FOMO's current web-launch guidance points new web users to crypto funding and the mobile app for Apple Pay or debit-card onramps.
We do not claim that it does. The referral benefit FOMO advertises should be checked separately from third-party funding and onramp costs.
Referral details →Stop retrying if money appears charged or pending. Check the provider status and contact the relevant support channel with only the transaction details it is safe to share.
Troubleshoot mobile versus web, deposit limits and bank blocks before retrying.
Apple Pay troubleshooting →Separate platform trading fees from funding and other third-party cost layers.
FOMO fees explained →See the full newcomer flow from discovery and funding to fees, referral and risk.
Beginner guide →