How to Add Robinhood Chain to MetaMask (Network Settings, RPC, Chain ID)

To add Robinhood Chain to MetaMask, you need five values: the network name, RPC URL, chain ID 4663, ETH as the currency, and the Blockscout explorer URL. All five are in the table below, ready to copy-paste. The whole process takes about two minutes.

Robinhood Chain network settings

These are the settings for Robinhood Chain mainnet and testnet, per the official docs at docs.robinhood.com/chain. Copy them exactly — a single wrong character in the RPC URL or chain ID is the most common reason the network fails to add.

Three facts worth internalizing before you connect. Gas is paid in ETH — there is no native Robinhood Chain token, no matter what a Telegram DM tells you. The chain ID is 4663; if a site or "helper" asks you to add a network with any other chain ID under this name, walk away. And Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum L2 built on Arbitrum Orbit, so it behaves like any EVM network in MetaMask — background in our what is Robinhood Chain explainer.

How to add Robinhood Chain to MetaMask

The manual method works on every MetaMask version, extension and mobile.

1. Open MetaMask and click the network selector (the dropdown at the top left of the extension, or the network name at the top of the mobile app).
2. Choose "Add network", then "Add a network manually" (extension) or "Add custom network" (mobile).
3. Paste the mainnet settings from the table above: Network name Robinhood Chain, RPC URL https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com, Chain ID 4663, Currency symbol ETH, Block explorer https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.
4. Save. MetaMask validates the RPC against the chain ID — if you copied correctly, it saves without warnings.
5. Switch to Robinhood Chain in the network selector. Your address is the same on every EVM network; only the network context changes.
6. Confirm it works. Open robinhoodchain.blockscout.com, search your address, and check that what MetaMask shows matches the explorer.

One-click alternative: some directories and dapps offer an "Add to MetaMask" button that adds the network with a single approval. If you use one, do it only from a site you trust — and check that the approval popup shows chain ID 4663 before you confirm. A one-click add from a phishing site can insert a malicious RPC that lies to your wallet.

If your ETH is still on another network, adding the chain is only half the setup — our Robinhood Chain bridge guide compares every route, from the canonical Arbitrum bridge (~10 minute deposits) to fast bridges like Relay and Across.

Adding Robinhood Chain to other wallets

The settings in the table are wallet-agnostic — any EVM wallet accepts them.

• OKX Wallet: Manage networks → Add custom network, then paste the same five values. OKX Wallet supports Robinhood Chain.
• Rabby: Rabby ships a broad built-in chain list; if Robinhood Chain is not preloaded in your version, add it as a custom network with the same settings.
• Robinhood Wallet: No setup needed — Robinhood Chain is native to Robinhood's own wallet, and it is where Stock Tokens live (available in 120+ countries, not in the US for tokenized stocks).
• Any other EVM wallet (Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet, Frame, and the rest): same custom-network flow, same five values, chain ID 4663.

Troubleshooting

"Could not fetch chain ID" or RPC not responding. Almost always a typo — re-copy https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com exactly, with no trailing slash or spaces. If the URL is correct, the RPC may be briefly congested; wait a minute and retry. Persistent failures on a correct URL: check the official docs for status.

"Chain ID doesn't match." MetaMask asked the RPC for its chain ID and got something other than what you entered. The correct pairing is mainnet 4663, testnet 46630. If you entered 4663 and still see this error, you have pasted a wrong or malicious RPC URL — delete the network and start over from this page.

Bridged tokens not showing. MetaMask only auto-detects some tokens. Copy the token's contract address from robinhoodchain.blockscout.com, then in MetaMask choose Import tokens → paste the address. Verify the contract address from the explorer or the project's verified channels — never from a DM. On a chain with a documented honeypot and copycat-token scam wave, importing the wrong address is how people end up "holding" a counterfeit.

Balance shows zero after bridging. Check three things in order: you are on the Robinhood Chain network (not Ethereum or Arbitrum One), the bridge transaction has actually completed on the explorer, and you bridged to the address you think you did.

What to do once connected

With Robinhood Chain in your wallet, you have two obvious next moves.

Fund the wallet. Gas is ETH, so you need some on this network before you can do anything. The bridge guide covers deposits in ~10 minutes via the canonical bridge, or minutes via fast bridges.

Build something. Deploying on Robinhood Chain is permissionless, and the retail audience is unlike any new chain before it. If a token launch is why you are here, do it the way buyers on this chain now demand — fixed supply, locked liquidity, verifiable on-chain. Our guide to launching a token on Robinhood Chain walks the full process. MintPlus handles it in one guided flow: fixed-supply token with no mint backdoors, automatic Uniswap pool, LP tokens locked in a Team Finance vault at launch.

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FAQ: Robinhood Chain in MetaMask

What is the Robinhood Chain RPC URL?

The mainnet RPC URL is https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com, per the official docs at docs.robinhood.com/chain. Pair it with chain ID 4663, currency symbol ETH, and the Blockscout explorer at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. Copy it exactly — trailing characters are the most common cause of add failures.

What is the Robinhood Chain chain ID?

Robinhood Chain mainnet uses chain ID 4663. The testnet uses chain ID 46630. If a site prompts you to add a network called Robinhood Chain with any other chain ID, refuse it — mismatched chain IDs are a hallmark of phishing setups with malicious RPC endpoints.

Does Robinhood Chain work with MetaMask?

Yes. Robinhood Chain is an EVM-compatible Ethereum L2 built on Arbitrum Orbit, so MetaMask supports it as a custom network. Add it manually with the five settings on this page — network name, RPC, chain ID 4663, ETH, and the Blockscout explorer — and it behaves like any other EVM network.

What token does Robinhood Chain use for gas?

ETH. Robinhood Chain has no native token — there is no Robinhood Chain coin and no airdrop, and any site claiming otherwise is a scam. Set the currency symbol to ETH when adding the network, and bridge a small amount of ETH over before trying to transact.

Do I need MetaMask, or does Robinhood Wallet work?

Either works. Robinhood Wallet supports Robinhood Chain natively with no manual setup and is required for Stock Tokens (available in 120+ countries, not for US users). MetaMask, OKX, Rabby, or any EVM wallet works for everything permissionless — DeFi, trading, and token deployment — using the settings on this page.

For everything else on this chain — bridging, launching, locking — start at the Robinhood Chain hub. Ready to deploy? Launch your token with MintPlus — free to start, pay only gas → https://www.team.finance/mintplus

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