fomo renames Solana cashback to 'Trading rebate'

What happened

fomo’s release note dated 16 October 2026, which covers updates shipped from 9 to 16 October, includes one line on money: “Solana cashback is now labeled ‘Trading rebate’ in transaction history.” It sits under “Clearer information”, next to two other changes: hidden clans now show a visibility indicator, and the app gives a clearer message when a withdrawal is below the minimum. The same note adds token-tax warnings to launchpad tokens, a reminder that some tokens charge their own tax on every trade, set by their creators rather than by fomo.

Why it matters if you use the app

If your Solana transaction history shows “Trading rebate” entries from mid-October, they are the payments the app used to call cashback, under a new name. When you reconcile your trades for tax, count them the same way you counted cashback before. Our taxes and trade history guide explains how to rebuild a record.

The rebate is separate from the referral discount. A referral code cuts the standard 0.50% rate to 0.45% and does nothing on the fixed fees for small Solana trades; see what a fomo referral code does.

What we could not verify

What the rebate pays, on which trades, and who is eligible. fomo’s help articles on trading fees and on referrals, both read on 10 November 2026, say nothing about cashback or rebates. fomo’s terms allow it to discount or waive fees for selected accounts and to change or withdraw that at any time. We will update this story if fomo documents the rebate.