Robinhood ChainChain ID 4663Arbitrum Orbit · settles to Ethereum~100ms blocks

Robinhood Chain API

Query Robinhood Chain like a database. Not a node.

Robinhood Chain — chain ID 4663 — produces a block every ~100ms. Don't run an Orbit node or page through an explorer to keep up with it. Bitquery has decoded real-time coverage on this chain — Stock Token transfers, Uniswap v4 trades, wallet balances, contract calls and events. The world's first chain built for tokenized stocks, one query — or one live stream — away.

200 · WebSocket · 320msstreaming.bitquery.io
subscription {
  EVM(network: robinhood) {
    DEXTrades(
      where: {Trade: {Buy: {Currency:
        {Symbol: {in: ["NVDA", "AAPL", "GOOG"]}}}}}
    ) {
      Trade {
        Buy { Price Amount
          Currency { Symbol Name } }
        Dex { ProtocolName }
      }
      Block { Time }
    }
  }
}
EVM.DEXTradesLive tokenized-stock swaps, decoded from Uniswap v4.Docs
stock_tokens.graphqlCopy
subscription {
  EVM(network: robinhood) {
    DEXTrades(
      where: {Trade: {Buy: {Currency:
        {Symbol: {in: ["NVDA","AAPL"]}}}}}
    ) {
      Trade {
        Buy { Price Amount
          Currency { Symbol } }
        Dex { ProtocolName }
      }
    }
  }
}
responseSTREAMING
Stock Token / DEXSidePriceAmount
200 · WebSocket · 320msstreaming.bitquery.io
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What is the Robinhood Chain API?

The Bitquery Robinhood Chain API is a GraphQL and streaming interface to indexed, decoded Robinhood Chain data. Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit rollup with chain ID 4663 that settles to Ethereum, pays gas in ETH and produces a block about every 100 milliseconds. It carries 450+ Stock Tokens — tokenized US stocks and ETFs — trading against crypto on Uniswap v4, Uniswap v3, Pons and PancakeSwap. Bitquery decodes every trade, transfer, balance change, contract call and event on the chain into the same schema it uses for Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base, then serves it over GraphQL, WebSocket, Kafka and bulk export.

Chain ID
4663 (hex 0x1237)
Network name in queries
network: robinhood
Query endpoint
graphql.bitquery.io
Streaming endpoint
streaming.bitquery.io

Network facts checked 7 September 2026 against chainlist.org/chain/4663. Protocol trade shares are measured on Bitquery's own index over 57.4 million trades between 3 and 7 September 2026. Longer-run findings are in our study of 63 million Robinhood Chain trades.

2026
Real-time on self-service · archive add-ons available
~100ms
Block cadence, streamed decoded in real time
450+
Stock Tokens decoded into one feed
1 schema
Same EVM schema as Ethereum, Arbitrum & Base
Network reference

Robinhood Chain at a glance — chain ID 4663.

Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit rollup that settles to Ethereum, runs the EVM, pays gas in ETH and produces a block roughly every 100ms. It is the first chain built around tokenized equities — 450+ Stock Tokens trading against crypto on Uniswap v4, Uniswap v3 and Pons.

PropertyValueNotes
Chain ID4663Select it in Bitquery as network: robinhood
ArchitectureArbitrum OrbitL2 rollup that settles to Ethereum
Block time~100 msAbout 120x faster than Ethereum's 12-second slots
ExecutionEVMSolidity, 0x addresses, ERC-20 / 721 / 1155
Gas tokenETHBridged through the canonical Arbitrum bridge
Largest DEXUniswap v451% of trades; v3, Pons and PancakeSwap also decoded
Stock Tokens450+Tokenized US stocks and ETFs — NVDA, AAPL, GOOG
Block explorerexplorer.bitquery.ioBrowse addresses, transactions, tokens and trades
Browse Robinhood Chain in the Bitquery block explorer

Looking up a single address or transaction? Use the Robinhood Chain block explorer. Need the same data in bulk, as history, or as a live feed? That is what the API below is for — and our research team used it to analyse 63 million Robinhood Chain trades.

01
Forget the RPC

Why raw JSON-RPC cannot keep up with Robinhood Chain.

Robinhood Chain produces a block roughly every tenth of a second. Chasing that with eth_getLogs, hand-decoded Uniswap v4 hooks and explorer pagination is a full-time infrastructure job. Bitquery already did it.

You need
Raw JSON-RPC / explorer
Bitquery Robinhood Blockchain API
A wallet's full Stock Token & trade history
Thousands of chained getLogs calls, then decode and price each one
One query, USD-valued, with archive add-ons or Enterprise
Uniswap v4 trades on Robinhood Chain
Decode the PoolManager singleton, hooks and deltas yourself
Decoded swaps with pairs, pools, prices & OHLCV
Stock Token corporate actions
Track dividend token-multiplier events contract by contract
Normalized transfer, supply & balance history
Real-time data at 100ms cadence
A raw websocket firehose you still have to decode
Decoded Kafka / WebSocket streams, sub-second latency
Historical depth
Rate-limited explorer APIs, capped pagination
Archive add-ons or Enterprise for deep history, query-ready
Infrastructure
Run an Orbit node + your own indexer, forever
None. An API key.
03
Protocol coverage

Which DEXs and protocols Bitquery decodes on Robinhood Chain.

Robinhood Chain launched with DeFi built in. Every protocol below is parsed into the same schema — and every new deployment gets added.

ProtocolTypeCoverage
UniUniswap v4AMM · 51% of tradesStock Token & crypto swaps, hook pools, OHLCV, LP events
Un3Uniswap v3AMM · 35% of tradesConcentrated-liquidity swaps, positions, fees collected
PoPonsLaunchpad · 11% of tradesBonding-curve buys & sells across 59k token launches
PcPancakeSwapAMM · v3 & InfinitySwaps, pools and liquidity events on both deployments
SeSeaportNFT marketplaceOrder fulfilments, mints & NFT transfers
ChChainlinkOraclesPrice feed updates & cross-chain data
LZLayerZeroMessagingCross-chain messages & OFT transfers
ArCanonical bridgeArbitrum bridgeDeposits, withdrawals & challenge-period tracking
+Balancer, Aerodrome, Flap, Bags, CurveLong-tail DEXsDecoded into the same schema as they appear
+Morpho, Lighter, PleiadesLending, perps, market makingDecoded; ask us for current coverage depth
+ Every new Robinhood Chain protocol we decode as it launches
04
Compare sources

Which APIs have Robinhood Chain data — and what each one leaves out.

Plenty of services list chain 4663. Most of them carry prices and nothing else, which is fine until you need a wallet's history, a token's holders or a decoded event. Checked by hand on 7 September 2026.

SourceChain 4663What you getWhat is missing
GeckoTerminal APIYes · network id robinhoodPool and token prices, OHLCV across the DEXs it listsNo wallet balances, transfers, contract calls or events; no streaming
DexScreener APIYes · chainId robinhoodPair prices and token searchPairs only — no address history, holders or decoded events
DefiLlama APIYesDaily chain-level DEX volumeAggregates only — no individual trades, wallets or tokens
Routescan APINoAnswers chain not supported for 4663Everything — the chain is not in its index
Blockscout explorerYesAddress, transaction and token pages you can read one at a timeExplorer paging rather than bulk history, aggregates or live feeds
BitqueryYes · network: robinhoodDecoded trades, transfers, balances, holders, calls, events, blocks, bridge flows

Coverage on a young chain moves quickly, so verify against your own queries rather than a support matrix. Our own reasoning on that is in the honest guide to Robinhood Chain APIs, and the Robinhood Chain docs list every field we return.

05
Datasets

Every Robinhood Chain dataset, one API key.

From tokenized-stock trades to the bridge, the full Robinhood Chain surface is one endpoint — no Orbit node, no archive sync, no custom indexer. Each dataset is available with archive add-ons or Enterprise, and streamable in real time over WebSocket or Kafka.

Featured · only on Robinhood ChainStock Tokens

Stock Tokens API

Transfers, holders, supply and USD value for 450+ tokenized US stocks and ETFs — NVDA, AAPL, GOOG and more — including dividend token-multiplier events. Only on Robinhood Chain; only decoded here.

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DeFi

DEX Trades API

Uniswap v4 swaps with OHLCV candles, pairs, pools and per-wallet trade history — Stock Tokens and crypto alike.

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Tokens

Token Transfers API

Every ERC-20, ERC-721 & ERC-1155 transfer with historical USD value, volumes and inflow / outflow per address.

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Wallets

Balance API

Real-time & historical ETH and token balances for any wallet — with USD portfolio value for trackers and tax tools.

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Tokens

Token Holders API

Top holders, balance distribution and decentralization metrics — Gini and Nakamoto coefficients — for any token, including Stock Tokens.

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Compliance

Money Flow · Coinpath®

Trace inbound and outbound fund flows across Robinhood Chain addresses for AML, forensics and investigation workflows.

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Contracts

Smart Contract Trace API

Decoded call traces with arguments, internal transactions and success status — parsed by ABI.

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Contracts

Smart Contract Events API

Decoded event logs by ABI — query Transfer, Swap, Initialize or any topic by contract, name or signature.

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Cross-chain

Bridge & Cross-Chain API

Canonical bridge deposits and withdrawals plus LayerZero flows — follow assets between Ethereum, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain.

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Network

Transactions API

Transaction details, receipts, internal transactions, gas used and status — filter by sender, receiver or value.

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Network

Blocks API

Block headers, timestamps and gas usage at 100ms cadence — for time-series analytics and explorers.

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Network

Gas & Fees API

L2 gas and fee analysis on the ETH-denominated gas token — power estimators and cost dashboards.

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06
Build with it

What builders ship on Robinhood Chain data.

Each one is a filter on the same indexed data — subscribe over WebSocket or Kafka for bots, or query GraphQL for dashboards.

Subscription · Stock Tokens

Stream every tokenized-stock trade, live

Subscribe to Stock Token swaps the moment they land. Power tickers, alerts and 24/7 Stock Token dashboards — for markets that no longer close.

DEX trade subscriptions
200 · WebSocket · 320msstreaming.bitquery.io
subscription {
  EVM(network: robinhood) {
    DEXTrades(
      where: {Trade: {Dex: {ProtocolName:
        {is: "uniswap_v4"}}}}
    ) {
      Trade {
        Buy { Price Amount
          Currency { Symbol } }
        Sell { Currency { Symbol } }
      }
      Block { Time }
    }
  }
}
Query · OHLCV

On-chain OHLCV for NVDA — at 3am on a Sunday

Candlestick data for any Stock Token or crypto pair at 1m / 5m / 1h intervals, built from decoded Uniswap v4 trades. Chart tokenized stocks around the clock.

OHLCV & price APIs
200 · GraphQL · 210msgraphql.bitquery.io
query {
  EVM(network: robinhood) {
    DEXTradeByTokens(
      where: {Trade: {Currency:
        {Symbol: {is: "NVDA"}}}}
    ) {
      Block { Time(interval:
        {count: 5, in: minutes}) }
      open: Price(minimum: Block_Time)
      high: quantile(of: Price, level: 1)
      low: quantile(of: Price, level: 0)
      close: Price(maximum: Block_Time)
      volume: sum(of: Trade_Amount)
    }
  }
}
Query · Portfolio

Wallet portfolio & PnL — Stock Tokens and crypto together

One query returns a wallet's ETH, token and Stock Token balances with USD values; transfer and trade history gives you realized PnL. The backbone of trackers and tax tools.

Balance & portfolio APIs
200 · GraphQL · 190msgraphql.bitquery.io
query {
  EVM(network: robinhood) {
    BalanceUpdates(
      where: {BalanceUpdate: {Address:
        {is: "0xA1b2…c3D4"}}}
    ) {
      Currency { Symbol Name }
      balance: sum(of:
        BalanceUpdate_Amount)
      value: sum(of:
        BalanceUpdate_AmountInUSD)
    }
  }
}
Subscription · Events

Catch new pools & token listings first

Stream Uniswap v4 pool initializations and new Stock Token deployments the block they happen. Snipe listings, seed liquidity, update your app's token list automatically.

Events & contract APIs
200 · WebSocket · 320msstreaming.bitquery.io
subscription {
  EVM(network: robinhood) {
    Events(
      where: {Log: {Signature:
        {Name: {is: "Initialize"}}}}
    ) {
      Log { Signature { Name } }
      Transaction { Hash }
      Block { Number Time }
    }
  }
}
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FAQ

Robinhood Chain API — common questions.

What is Robinhood Chain's chain ID?
Robinhood Chain uses chain ID 4663. It is an Arbitrum Orbit chain that settles to Ethereum, pays gas in ETH and is fully EVM-compatible. In Bitquery's APIs you select it with network: robinhood — the chain ID itself is returned on every block and transaction you query.
Is there a Robinhood Chain block explorer?
Yes. Bitquery runs a Robinhood Chain block explorer at explorer.bitquery.io/robinhood, where you can search addresses, transactions, blocks, tokens and DEX trades in the browser. A Blockscout instance is also available at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. When you need the same data programmatically instead of page by page — full history, aggregates, or a live feed — that is what the API on this page is for.
Do I need a Robinhood Chain RPC endpoint?
Only to send transactions. An RPC node answers point lookups — one block, one receipt, one balance at a time — and cannot answer “every NVDA trade this week” without you building an indexer on top of it. Public RPC settings for chain ID 4663 are listed on chainlist.org/chain/4663. For reading history, running aggregates or streaming decoded activity, use the indexed API instead of polling eth_getLogs.
What is Robinhood Chain's block time?
Robinhood Chain produces a block roughly every 100 milliseconds — around 120x faster than Ethereum's 12-second slots. That cadence is why explorer pagination and request-per-block polling fall behind on this chain, and why Bitquery delivers the decoded stream over WebSocket and Kafka rather than making you poll for it.
Is Robinhood Chain EVM compatible?
Yes. Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit rollup running the EVM, with standard 0x addresses, ERC-20/721/1155 tokens, Solidity contracts and ETH for gas. Bitquery serves it through the same unified EVM schema as Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base, so existing queries run unchanged once you switch the network.
Which DEXs and DeFi protocols run on Robinhood Chain?
Robinhood Chain launched with DeFi built in. On DEX volume the largest venue is Uniswap v4 at roughly half of all trades, followed by Uniswap v3 at about a third, then Pons, PancakeSwap v3 and PancakeSwap Infinity, with Uniswap v2, Balancer v2, Aerodrome and Seaport in the tail. Bitquery decodes all of them into one schema, along with Seaport NFT orders, Chainlink oracle updates, LayerZero messaging and the canonical Arbitrum bridge. Morpho, Lighter and Pleiades are decoded too, though their on-chain footprint is currently small — ask us for coverage depth before you build on them.
How do I get Robinhood Chain data with Bitquery?
We index Robinhood Chain with live windows, archive add-ons, or Enterprise for complete history and serve it through GraphQL APIs, WebSocket subscriptions, Kafka streams and cloud warehouses (S3, Snowflake, BigQuery, Azure). Sign up at account.bitquery.io for an API key, then query blocks, transactions, Stock Token transfers, Uniswap v4 trades, balances and decoded contract events through a single endpoint — no Orbit node required.
Can I query tokenized stock (Stock Token) trades and transfers?
Yes. Every Stock Token on Robinhood Chain — 450+ tokenized US stocks and ETFs such as NVDA, AAPL and GOOG — is decoded into the same schema. Query transfers, holders, supply, USD value and Uniswap v4 trades, including dividend token-multiplier events. Stock Tokens are tokenized derivative instruments, not equities, and Bitquery provides blockchain data, not brokerage services.
Does Bitquery stream Robinhood Chain data in real time?
Yes. We stream Robinhood Chain over WebSocket subscriptions and Kafka with sub-second latency — decoded, not a raw firehose. Every trade, transfer and event is delivered decoded the moment it lands — ideal for tickers, alerts and trading systems.
Is Robinhood Chain in the same schema as Ethereum and Arbitrum?
Yes. Robinhood Chain is served through Bitquery's unified EVM schema. The same DEXTrades, Transfers, Balances, Events and Calls queries you use on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base work on Robinhood Chain — switch the network and your existing code runs unchanged.
Can I get wallet balances, portfolio value and PnL?
Yes. The Balance and BalanceUpdates APIs return real-time and historical ETH and token balances for any wallet, including Stock Tokens, with USD portfolio value. Combine them with transfer and trade history to compute realized PnL — the backbone of portfolio trackers and tax tools.
Is this the Robinhood brokerage or stock trading API?
No — and it is worth being explicit, because the names collide. This page is about Robinhood Chain, the public EVM blockchain with chain ID 4663. Bitquery indexes on-chain activity on that network: transfers, swaps, balances, contracts. It is not Robinhood's brokerage API, it does not place orders, and it has no access to Robinhood accounts, positions or equities. For brokerage access, see Robinhood's own developer documentation.
Which APIs have Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) data?
As of 7 September 2026: GeckoTerminal and DexScreener both index chain 4663 for pool and pair prices, DefiLlama publishes daily chain-level DEX volume, and Routescan answers chain not supported for 4663. Those price feeds stop where most applications start — wallet balances, transfer history, token holders, decoded contract calls and events are not in them. Bitquery decodes all of it into one schema and serves it over GraphQL, WebSocket, Kafka and bulk export. Coverage on a young chain changes, so check against your own queries.
What is Robinhood Chain's network name in the Bitquery API?
robinhood. Every query and subscription selects the chain with EVM(network: robinhood). Send queries to graphql.bitquery.io and subscriptions to streaming.bitquery.io, both with your API key as a bearer token. The schema is the same one used for Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base, so an existing query works on Robinhood Chain by changing that one enum.

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