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The official native public RPC endpoint for Robinhood Chain, free and rate limited, ideal for wallet connectivity and testing.
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Robinhood Chain Public RPC is the official native endpoint operated by Robinhood for its Ethereum Layer 2 network. Robinhood Chain is built on the Arbitrum Orbit stack, uses ETH for gas, and carries Chain ID 4663 on mainnet and 46630 on testnet. The public endpoint lets any EVM compatible wallet or tool connect to the network without an account or API key.
The mainnet RPC is served at rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com with a matching testnet endpoint, a sequencer feed over WebSocket, and a Blockscout explorer at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. Because it is shared and rate limited, Robinhood documents it for wallet connectivity, quick tests, and getting started rather than production traffic, and points high volume workloads to dedicated providers such as Quicknode and Alchemy.
The public RPC is best suited for developers adding Robinhood Chain to a wallet like MetaMask, verifying a contract deployment, or prototyping before scaling. To go live, teams should move to a dedicated RPC provider for higher rate limits, archive data, WebSocket subscriptions, and uptime guarantees.
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Developers new to Robinhood Chain need a fast, no cost way to connect and test, but the shared public endpoint is rate limited and unsuitable for production scale traffic.
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Free Public Access
Connect any EVM wallet or tool to Robinhood Chain with no account or API key required.
Standard JSON-RPC
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Robinhood publishes network details, connection guides, bridging docs, and a node running guide at docs.robinhood.com/chain, along with a status page and a Blockscout explorer at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.
