Phantom has announced that it will discontinue support for the Monad network on August 26, 2026, and will begin notifying affected users through in-app messages ahead of the transition.

In a statement posted on July 25, 2026, the wallet provider said the in-app notifications will include links to support documentation outlining options for moving or swapping Monad-native assets.

Phantom plans to end its support for Monad network on August 26th. We'll soon begin notifying Monad users in-app with links to support articles that share options to move or swap their Monad-native assets.

— Phantom (@phantom), July 25, 2026 (source)

Phantom emphasized that the change will not affect ownership of user funds and that all Monad assets will remain accessible. Users will be able to import their Recovery Phrase into any compatible Monad wallet even after Phantom's support ends. Alternatively, users can swap MON for wrapped MON on Solana directly within Phantom.

Phantom is a self-custody wallet originally built for Solana that later expanded to support additional networks, including Ethereum, Polygon, Bitcoin, and Base. The decision to wind down Monad support means Phantom users holding Monad-native assets will need to take action before the August 26 cutoff, though the underlying funds remain accessible through other compatible wallets.

Monad is an Ethereum-compatible layer-1 blockchain designed to deliver high throughput and faster transaction finality than traditional EVM networks. The project is supported by the Monad Foundation, which oversees ecosystem growth and governance. Monad aims to address the blockchain trilemma by combining scalability, security, and decentralization for applications including decentralized finance (DeFi), payments, and tokenization. The network launched its public mainnet in November 2025, making Phantom's upcoming withdrawal a relatively early endpoint for wallet-level integration of the chain.