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We present a nominal semantics of the monadic version of the fusion calculus. A set of compact transition rules is given in terms of nominal logic by using a specific nominal quantifier. Based on known and new results in nominal logic, it is proved an equivalence between the new nominal semantics and the old (original) semantics of the monadic fusion calculus, emphasizing the benefits of presenting the transition rules by using nominal techniques.