Assets with the same ticker, such as USDC, are grouped into a single asset page. The page shows one default variant and a cumulative balance across all your holdings in this ticker. At the same time, ...

When you add money to Phantom using fiat payment methods, funds go to your Cash account. You can use a debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, a bank account, or a bank transfer, depending on your region a...

Before every swap, Phantom gives you a chance to review and fine-tune the trade. You can adjust the provider, slippage, and fees to get a better rate, avoid failed transactions, or move faster when th...

Bridging lets you trade one token for another on a different network, such as turning BTC into SOL, or ETH on Ethereum into ETH on Robinhood Chain, directly from the app. Bridging is also referred to ...

Buy SOL, ETH, or other supported tokens in the Phantom browser extension for cash, using a debit card, Apple Pay, PayPal, or a bank transfer. A third-party provider handles the purchase and sends the ...

For eligible native token transfers, you can choose how quickly the network prioritizes your transaction before you send it.

Phantom is a self-custody wallet, not an exchange. Phantom does not issue tax forms, such as 1099s, hold your funds, or provide tax advice. Your transactions happen directly on the blockchain, and you...

You can sell any collectible (NFT) that has an active offer using Instant Sell in Phantom. Phantom checks top marketplaces like Blur, OpenSea, Magic Eden, and Tensor for the best available price, so y...

If you're seeing "Not Enough SOL," "Not Enough ETH," or a similar message, your wallet doesn't have enough of the network's native token to pay the transaction fee.