Why do I need ETH on Robinhood Chain?

ETH pays for gas on the chain. Without a little ETH there, you cannot move a token you bridged in, including sending it back out. Bring some ETH alongside your other tokens.

Can I bridge tokenized stocks here?

Robinhood Chain hosts tokenized stocks. Their price can move outside regular market hours, so read our terms before trading them, and remember gas is still paid in ETH.

Bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain

Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum L2 that uses ETH natively, so bringing ETH onto it is the usual first step. Three providers quote this route: LI.FI, Relay and deBridge.

The table shows the exact amount of ETH that arrives on Robinhood Chain, the estimated time and the fees per route, our 0.08% commission included in the figure.

One thing to get right on this chain: you need ETH on Robinhood Chain itself to pay gas for anything you do later, including moving funds back out. The classic trap is arriving with a token but no ETH for gas and finding it stuck. Bridge a few dollars of ETH along with whatever else you send.

Robinhood Chain also carries tokenized stocks, whose price can keep moving while stock markets are closed. See our terms before trading those. You sign from your own wallet; funds never pass through us. Your wallet, your funds.

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Why do I need ETH on Robinhood Chain?: ETH pays for gas on the chain. Without a little ETH there, you cannot move a token you bridged in, including sending it back out. Bring some ETH alongside your other tokens.
Can I bridge tokenized stocks here?: Robinhood Chain hosts tokenized stocks. Their price can move outside regular market hours, so read our terms before trading them, and remember gas is still paid in ETH.

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