Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain Token Tools — Rug Check, Chain ID, RPC
Robinhood Chain is a public Ethereum layer 2 — chain ID 4663, gas paid in ETH, a new block every tenth of a second — that opened on 1 July 2026. Anyone can put a token on it, so every token you meet there deserves a check before you trust it. This page holds the chain’s facts, a live list of the tokens trading on it, and a free rug check for any of them.
Independent tools for Robinhood Chain — not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Robinhood Markets, Inc.
The facts a wallet, an explorer or a bridge asks for
- Chain ID
- 4663 (0x1237)
- Stack
- Arbitrum Nitro rollup on Ethereum
- Gas
- ETH (18 decimals)
- Block time
- ~0.1 s
- Mainnet since
- 1 Jul 2026
- Public RPC
- https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
- Explorer
- Blockscout ↗https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com
- Bridge
- Arbitrum bridge ↗
- DEX
- Uniswap ↗
- Docs
- docs.robinhood.com/chain/ ↗
- Also called
- Robinhood L2 · Robinhood blockchain
Verified 2 Sept 2026
Who runs it, plainly: one operator, the chain’s own, decides the order of transactions; it runs a filter that can block transactions; and a small group of its keys can change how the chain works after a seven-day notice. A young chain run by one company — read the facts above as a snapshot, not a settled record.
What you can do on Robinhood Chain now
Same software as Arbitrum, not the same chain
Robinhood Chain runs the same software as Arbitrum One and settles to Ethereum on its own — but it is its own network with its own chain ID, 4663. A contract on Arbitrum One does not exist here, and a token address from here means nothing there. When a wallet, an explorer or a bridge asks which network, the chain ID is the answer that cannot be mistaken.
The stock tokens, and the copies they attract
The chain carries a few dozen tokens that track stocks and ETFs. Each genuine one is registered by its issuer on the chain, and none of them is offered to people in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada or Switzerland. Our tools never trade, move or list them. The rug check does read them: it checks a token against the issuer’s registration, so a “TSLA” that is not registered is named as a copy instead of being trusted for its ticker.
Where a token trades, and where you verify it
Uniswap is live on the chain — the first place to look for a new token’s pool — and dozens of other exchanges and launchpads trade there too; the token list on this site shows which. The explorer is Blockscout, not Etherscan: Etherscan does not cover chain 4663, so an address that “is not on Etherscan” is not a warning sign here. Every rug-check report links to the token’s explorer page so you can read the same facts yourself.
Questions about Robinhood Chain
- What is Robinhood Chain?
- A public Ethereum layer 2 that opened on 1 July 2026, with chain ID 4663 and gas paid in ETH. Anyone can put a token on it; what sets it apart is a set of regulated stock tokens — which most of the chain’s copycat scams imitate.
- What is the Robinhood Chain chain ID?
- 4663, or 0x1237 in the hex form wallets use. The testnet is 46630. If a wallet or a bridge shows a different number, it is pointing at a different network.
- Is there a Robinhood Chain token or airdrop?
- No. The chain has no token of its own — gas is paid in ETH — and there is no airdrop. A page or post offering a “Robinhood Chain token” or a claim is a scam; never connect a wallet to one.
- How do I add Robinhood Chain to MetaMask?
- Use the button above and approve the network in your wallet, or add it by hand: network name Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663, currency ETH, RPC https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com, explorer https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. The same details work in any wallet that lets you add a network.
- How do I bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain?
- Through the official Arbitrum bridge, which lists Robinhood Chain as a destination from Ethereum — send ETH there and it arrives as the ETH you pay gas with. Sending it back to Ethereum takes about a week; that wait is the chain’s safety rule, not a delay anyone can skip.
- Which explorer does Robinhood Chain use?
- Blockscout, at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. Etherscan does not index chain 4663, so no address from this chain appears there — look it up on Blockscout instead.
- Is Robinhood Chain the same as Arbitrum One?
- No. Both run the same software, but Robinhood Chain is a separate network with its own chain ID, its own operator and its own bridge. Nothing deployed on one exists on the other.
- Which of your tools work on Robinhood Chain?
- Two, both free: the token list, which shows what is trending and what just launched with a rug-check verdict beside each, and the rug check itself, which reads any token on the chain. Neither connects a wallet or signs anything.