for Tokens, dApps and Onchain Finance
Robinhood Chain went live in July 2026 and is already one of the busiest Layer 2 networks in Web3. We help founders and enterprises build on it. Tokens, smart contracts, dApps, DeFi products and RWA platforms, engineered and shipped by Robinhood Chain developers who have been building across 50+ chains for years.
Robinhood Chain is a permissionless Layer 2 blockchain built on the Arbitrum Orbit stack and secured by Ethereum. Gas is paid in ETH. There is no separate Robinhood coin, and there never was one. Anyone can build on Robinhood Chain and deploy contracts without asking permission.
The chain was designed for onchain finance. Tokenized stocks trade on it around the clock in more than 120 countries, DeFi lending is live, and a wave of community tokens has made it one of the top five networks by DEX volume within days of launch.
If you are planning to build here, timing matters. The ecosystem is barely two weeks old, which means early projects get attention that will be much harder to earn a year from now. We are an independent Robinhood Chain development company, and we handle everything from token architecture to full-stack dApps so you can move while the window is open.
Everything a project needs to go from idea to a live product on Robinhood Chain, under one roof.
Custom ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-1155 tokens written, audited and deployed on Robinhood Chain with clean, gas-efficient contracts.
Fair-launch meme coins with anti-bot, anti-whale and bonding-curve mechanics built for the fast community meta on this chain.
Solidity and Vyper contracts designed and tested for a 100ms block environment, with audits before anything touches mainnet.
Trading interfaces, portfolio tools and consumer apps with wallet and explorer integration, front to back.
Tokenization frameworks for real-world assets on the chain that was built for them: structuring, compliance workflows and contract infrastructure.
DEXs, lending markets, yield products and stablecoin integrations that compose with the DeFi ecosystem already live on the network.
Support for self-custody wallets, WalletConnect and institutional custody providers operating on Robinhood Chain.
Tokenomics, deployment, DEX liquidity setup and launch execution for projects going live on Robinhood Chain.
Independent growth marketing for projects built on Robinhood Chain: community, KOLs, PR and launch campaigns.
What your developers should know about the network before building on it.
Robinhood Chain runs as an Orbit chain on the Arbitrum stack. Transactions execute on the L2 and settle to Ethereum, so you get rollup economics with Ethereum-grade security guarantees.
Transaction data is posted to Ethereum via EIP-4844 blobs. That keeps data availability on mainnet while holding gas costs down for end users.
Blocks land roughly every 100 milliseconds. For contract design this changes things: MEV assumptions, oracle update frequency and front-running surface all behave differently than on slower chains.
Solidity and Vyper contracts deploy without modification. Hardhat, Foundry, ethers.js and viem all work as-is. Nothing about your existing EVM workflow needs to change.
Fees are paid in ETH, not a proprietary token. This simplifies treasury planning for your project and removes a token dependency from your architecture.
Robinhood's tokenized stocks live on the chain as standard ERC-20s. Your dApp can display them, price them, accept them as collateral or build structured products around them.
Standards we work with and the contract features we implement most often on Robinhood Chain.
| Standard | What we use it for |
|---|---|
| ERC-20 | Utility tokens, governance tokens, meme coins, stablecoins |
| ERC-721 | NFT collections, membership passes, tokenized unique assets |
| ERC-1155 | Gaming assets, multi-token economies, batch operations |
| ERC-4626 | Yield vaults and tokenized strategies for DeFi products |
| ERC-2612 | Gasless approvals (permit) for smoother user onboarding |
| Custom | Bonding curves, vesting logic, RWA wrappers, launchpads |
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Proven tooling, matched to what is already live in the Robinhood Chain ecosystem.
Few new networks launch with this combination of distribution and infrastructure.
The chain sits next to Robinhood's onchain user base and wallet ecosystem. Most new chains spend years chasing the kind of distribution this one started with.
100ms blocks on the Orbit stack, with data availability on Ethereum. Users get app-like responsiveness and your contracts keep mainnet-grade security.
Tokenized stocks already trade here as standard ERC-20s. They are composable building blocks for lending, trading and portfolio products that simply cannot exist elsewhere yet.
Uniswap, Chainlink, Alchemy and BitGo integrated from day one. $3.1B in DEX volume and 13,900+ deployed contracts in the first week speak for themselves.
A structured process, with security checks before anything ships.
We map your requirements, validate the use case and confirm the chain fits it.
Token and contract design, tokenomics and a technical spec you can hold us to.
Contract and dApp engineering with testing running alongside, not after.
Security audit and full validation on the Robinhood Chain testnet.
Deployment, liquidity setup and support after you go live.
A full-cycle Web3 development and marketing partner, building on Robinhood Chain from its earliest days.
Tell us what you want to launch. Our blockchain architects will map out the fastest safe route to mainnet, free of charge.
Schedule a Free ConsultationNo. Robinhood Chain uses ETH for gas and there is no official Robinhood coin. Every token on the network comes from an independent third-party project, which is exactly the kind of project we help build.
Yes. The network is permissionless and fully EVM-compatible. Any developer can deploy contracts, tokens and applications without approval from Robinhood.
In almost all cases, yes. The chain is fully EVM-equivalent, so Solidity and Vyper contracts deploy without changes. The main things worth reviewing are timing assumptions, since 100ms blocks affect anything that counts blocks, and oracle availability for the feeds you rely on.
You can integrate them, yes. Stock Tokens are standard ERC-20s, so a dApp can display, price and compose them, for example as collateral in a lending market. Issuing new Stock Tokens is a different matter: only Robinhood's authorised entities can do that, so we build integrations around them rather than issuance.
Everything the EVM supports: ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155, ERC-4626 vaults, permit-based approvals and any custom contract logic your project needs.
A standard ERC-20 with an audit usually takes 2 to 4 weeks. Complex dApps, DeFi protocols or RWA platforms run from 6 weeks to a few months depending on scope.
No. We are an independent development and marketing services provider. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Robinhood Markets, Inc.
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