Trade
Trade assets on Base with confidence.
Swap on Base with transparent pricing and access to the assets people actually use inside Mo.
Swap
Trade the assets Mo supports on Base.
Crypto, Stock, Currency
Crypto, Coinbase tokenized US stocks, and currency. The same Base assets people already hold in Mo.
Transparent pricing
See exactly what you pay before you confirm the swap.
Fast settlement
Trades settle in seconds on the Base network.
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Fees
Mo
0.1%
Rabby
0.25%
Phantom
0.85%
MetaMask
0.875%
Coinbase Wallet
1%
Published wallet swap fees. Mo's bar is the Free conversion fee; Mo Plus has no Mo trade surcharge. Network costs may still apply.
Questions about Trade.
How trading on Mo works, what it costs, and what to know about tokenized stocks.
How do I trade on Mo?
Open Trade, pick the asset to buy or sell, and enter an amount. Check the quote, then confirm once. The asset arrives in your own wallet on Base within seconds.
Why did my trade fail?
Usually the price moved past your slippage setting, or the quote expired before you confirmed. A fresh quote fixes most failures. Other causes: not enough balance for the amount plus network cost, an asset unavailable in your region, or a provider outage.
Why can’t I find a token?
It is not listed yet. Mo offers a hand-picked set of assets, not every token on Base. See what Mo supports.
What is slippage?
Slippage is the gap between your quoted price and the price your trade actually fills at. Mo allows 0.3% by default. Set it lower and trades may fail. Set it higher and you may get a worse price. More on slippage.
Does Mo charge a fee to trade?
Free members pay Mo a 0.10% fee per trade. Mo Plus members pay no Mo fee. The provider’s conversion cost and the network cost apply either way. Your quote shows the full total before you confirm.
What is a tokenized stock?
A token on Base that stands for shares in a US company. Each token is backed 1:1 by a real share held by a regulated custodian. It gives you a beneficial claim on that share, not a product that only tracks its price.
What are Coinbase Tokenized Stocks?
Tokenized US stocks that Coinbase issues on Base as B20 tokens. Coinbase is licensed by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Abu Dhabi Global Market. Alpaca, a regulated broker and custodian, holds the shares in a trust for token holders. The trust is separate from Coinbase and protected from bankruptcy claims. How they work.
How are they different from other tokenized stocks?
Each token here is backed by a real share in regulated custody, separate from Coinbase. Synthetic and derivative products own no shares and only track a price, so all you hold is the issuer’s promise.
Who can buy tokenized stocks?
Only people in eligible countries outside the US. The stocks are offered under Regulation S, a US rule for offers made abroad, so US persons and restricted regions cannot buy them. This limit covers tokenized stocks only, not the rest of Trade. Where Trade is available.
Can I trade tokenized stocks 24/7?
Yes. They trade 24/7 on Base, including weekends and US market holidays. Mo shows the live US market quote whenever one is available, and the 24/7 price on Base the rest of the time.
How are dividends and stock splits handled?
Your number of tokens never changes. Dividends are reinvested after withholding tax and fees. A split changes how many shares each token represents, so your position matches the new share count. Both are applied automatically on Base.
What is Insights?
Insights is Mo’s AI feature that writes short updates on each asset’s detail screen. Stocks get one at US market open and close on trading days. Crypto gets one at 00:00 and 12:00 UTC. News is checked every 12 hours, and key issues weekly.
Can I trust what Insights says?
Treat it as information, not financial advice. Every entry cites its web sources, and Mo never gives advice in its own voice. AI can still get things wrong, so check anything before you act on it. How Insights works.