Phantom supports the Monad network, so you can hold, send, receive, buy, and swap tokens on Monad—including MON.
Tip: Explore Monad apps and tokens on Phantom.
Turn Monad on or off
Monad is usually on by default. If you don’t see it, turn it on in Settings.
- Select your profile avatar in the upper left.
- Go to Settings → Active Networks.
- Turn on Monad.
After you turn it on, your Monad address appears with your other multi-chain addresses. Because Monad is EVM-compatible, it starts with 0x (like Ethereum, Polygon, and Base).
To stop using Monad, go to Active Networks and turn Monad off.
Get started with MON
MON is the native token on Monad. You’ll use it to pay gas fees for transactions on the network.
When Monad is active, MON is added to your portfolio automatically.
Swap MON and other Monad tokens
You can swap tokens on Monad using Phantom’s in-app swapper.
- Go to Swap.
- In Receive, choose MON (or another token on Monad).
- Enter an amount and complete the swap.
Note: MON also exists on Solana, but it isn’t the same as MON on Monad. Solana MON can’t be used to pay gas or make transactions on Monad.
Connect to Monad apps
To browse apps built on Monad, visit phantom.com/chains/monad.
Fiat on-ramps to Monad
Fiat on-ramps for Monad aren’t available at this time.
Import an existing Monad wallet
You can import an existing Monad wallet into Phantom using its recovery phrase.
See Import an existing wallet into Phantom.
FAQ
Why don't I see MON in my portfolio?
This usually happens for one of these reasons:
- Monad isn’t active: Go to Settings → Active Networks and turn on Monad.
- MON is hidden:
- Mobile app: Tap Tokens, tap Manage (upper right), then turn on MON.
- Browser extension: In Tokens, select the three-dot menu (upper right) → Manage Tokens, then turn on MON.
Where is Monad testnet?
Monad testnet is available in Developer Settings:
- Go to Settings → Developer Settings.
- Turn on Testnet Mode.
- Select Ethereum, then select Monad Testnet.