fomo vs Bankr

fomo and Bankr, line by line: fees, new-user perk, wallet model, chains and features. Checked 27 Sep 2026.

LinefomoBankr
30-day fees#03 · $35.5M#05 · $2.08M
Trading feeShown per swapNo public fee schedule found; the app shows the cost before you confirm.Plan-basedFree: 5 messages a day. Bankr Club: $20/month. 0.7% pool fee on tokens launched through Bankr.
New-user perkNone documentedNone documented
Wallet & keysEmbedded wallet · export not documentedAgent wallet · key export not documented
Where it runsiOS, Android, WebWeb, Telegram
ChainsSolana · EVMSolana, Ethereum, Base, BSC, Monad, Robinhood Chain, ArcSolana · EVM · HyperliquidBase, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BSC, Polygon, Unichain, World Chain, Arc, Hyperliquid, SolanaEdge
Documented features2 of 93 of 9Edge
New-pair snipingNot documentedNot documented
Limit ordersNot documentedYes
Copy tradingNot documentedNot documented
Wallet trackingNot documentedNot documented
MEV protectionNot documentedNot documented
Multi-walletNot documentedNot documented
DCA ordersNot documentedYes
PerpsYesYes
Native mobile appYesNot documented

Which one should you pick?

Pick fomo if

You trade from your phone and want a simple app with a social feed.

The mobile-first way in: a social trading app for iOS, Android and the web where you see what other traders buy right next to the swap button. Its per-swap fee and key-export options are not published, so check both in the app.

fomo.family

Pick Bankr if

You trade on Base and prefer typing orders in plain language to clicking through a sniper.

The most used EVM-native tool outside the big terminals: you trade on Base by chatting with an AI agent that swaps, sets limit, DCA and TWAP orders, launches tokens and opens leveraged trades. The free tier is tight (5 messages a day) and key export is not documented.

bankr.bot

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