FunFair (FUN) is an ERC-20 token built for decentralised gaming applications, available for exchange on both Ethereum and Base networks. Users often swap FUN to participate in gaming platforms that require it as the native currency, or swap out of FUN after accumulating it through gameplay. The availability of FUN on Base alongside Ethereum gives swappers flexibility when managing network fees.
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Before swapping FUN, confirm which network your receiving wallet or platform supports — FUN exists on both Ethereum and Base, and sending to the wrong network can result in inaccessible funds. Ethereum transactions for FUN may be subject to variable gas fees depending on network congestion, while Base can offer a lower-cost alternative. Neither network requires a memo or destination tag for FUN transfers. Settlement time can vary based on the network chosen and how busy it is at the time of your swap. Zest displays the expected rate and output amount before you confirm, so review the details carefully before proceeding.
Supported FUN networks
BA
Base
Frequently Asked Questions
Both networks are supported for FUN, but they differ in typical fee levels and settlement characteristics. Ethereum is the original network for FUN and is widely supported by custodial platforms, while Base may offer lower transaction costs. Check that your destination wallet or exchange accepts FUN on whichever network you choose before confirming the swap.
FUN token addresses look identical across Ethereum and Base, so the network cannot be inferred from the address format alone. Always verify with your receiving platform which network they expect before initiating the swap. Sending FUN on one network to an address expecting it on another can make the funds difficult to recover.
Minimums vary by pair and network. The exchange widget shows the exact minimum and maximum for your selected pair before you confirm, so you can check the limits before sending anything.
No signup is required for standard swaps. Zest is non-custodial: you send from and receive to wallets you control, and the rate is shown before you confirm.