Robinhood Stock Tokens List: All 95 Tokenized Equities on Robinhood Chain

This is the full Robinhood stock tokens list — the tokenized equities available through Robinhood Wallet on Robinhood Chain, priced by Chainlink oracles covering 95 equities. The list below is grouped by sector and maintained against official Robinhood sources; it is a data page, kept current, with the fine print stated plainly. If you want the full explainer on how these instruments work under the hood, that lives on our what are Robinhood stock tokens page. This page is the roster.

Two facts frame everything on this page. First, stock tokens are available in 120+ countries via Robinhood Wallet — but not in the US, where tokenized stocks are geo-fenced out even though the chain itself is permissionless. Second, a stock token is a derivative that tracks the price of a stock. It is not the stock. You get price exposure, not shareholder rights. Hold both facts and the rest of the page makes sense. This is not financial advice.

Which stocks are on Robinhood Chain?

The table below is the canonical list, grouped by sector. Chainlink oracles provide the pricing feeds for all 95 equities, and the roster is maintained by Robinhood — meaning it can and does change, which is why every published version of this table is checked against official Robinhood sources before it goes live.

How to read the table. The sector grouping mirrors how the underlying equities are conventionally classified, so you can scan for the exposure you care about rather than hunting an alphabetical list of 95 rows. The pricing column exists to make one thing unmissable: every token on this list is priced by the same Chainlink oracle infrastructure — there is no token on the official roster with a different or unstated pricing source. And the notes column flags the rows that deserve extra reading before anything else: the private-company tokens.

A note on those private-company tokens. Tokenized exposure to private companies such as OpenAI and SpaceX has drawn regulatory scrutiny (Ledger Insights), and OpenAI publicly disavowed the tokenized "OpenAI" stock, stating it does not represent actual OpenAI equity (CNBC). Those tokens sit in their own category for a reason — our OpenAI and SpaceX tokens page covers exactly what they are and are not.

What does holding a stock token actually mean?

Plainly: you hold a token whose price tracks a stock, issued as a derivative instrument. You do not own the share. You do not get voting rights, shareholder status, or a claim on the company. What you do get, per how Robinhood has structured the product:

• Price tracking. The token's value follows the underlying equity, with Chainlink oracles supplying the price feeds across all 95 equities.
• Dividends as credits. When the underlying stock pays a dividend, holders are credited the equivalent value — honored as credits, not as shareholder dividend payments. The mechanics, timing, and edge cases live on our stock token dividends page.
• Corporate actions handled. Stock splits are processed so your token position adjusts with the underlying.
• Long trading hours. Stock-token trading moved from 24/5 to 24/7 — one of the few genuine structural differences from holding the equity through a broker.

The distinction between "tracks the stock" and "is the stock" is not pedantry. It is the single most important fact about the product, and the OpenAI disavowal made it concrete: a company can publicly state that a token tracking it conveys no equity, because it doesn't. If that distinction matters for your goals, read the full stock tokens explainer before the list influences any decision. This is not financial advice.

Who can buy Robinhood stock tokens?

Availability is broad but not universal: 120+ countries via Robinhood Wallet, with the US explicitly excluded for tokenized stocks. The exclusion is a product-level geo-fence, not a chain-level restriction — Robinhood Chain itself is permissionless, but the stock-token product is gated by jurisdiction. US users searching this list are looking at instruments they cannot legally buy through the product; our US availability page covers the country-eligibility picture in full, including the UK, EU, and Canada. Notably, Robinhood launched zero-fee crypto trading in the UK on August 10, 2026 via Bitstamp — a separate product, but a signal of how the jurisdictional map keeps moving.

How does the stock tokens list change?

The roster is Robinhood's to manage, and three kinds of change show up in practice:

1. Additions. New equities join as Robinhood expands oracle coverage. The count stood at 95 Chainlink-priced equities as of early August 2026; treat any different number you see elsewhere as either stale or ahead of the official sources.
2. Corporate actions. Mergers, delistings, and ticker changes in traditional markets force corresponding changes to the token roster.
3. Regulatory pressure. The private-company tokens are under active scrutiny, and jurisdiction-level availability can shift, as the US geo-fence already demonstrates.

Our maintenance rule mirrors the contract-addresses directory: the table ships only with data verified against official Robinhood sources, and it gets re-checked on a schedule. If you spot a token in your wallet that is not on this list, verify its contract before assuming it is a new listing — copycat tokens mimicking legitimate assets are a documented scam pattern on Robinhood Chain.

How big are stock tokens on Robinhood Chain, really?

Smaller than the headlines suggest, but growing fast — both true, with timestamps. In the chain's first weeks, memecoins dominated and RWAs including stock tokens were only around 4% of early volume. Then the curve bent: RWAs jumped roughly 5x in late July as tokenized stocks began trading in size (CoinDesk), and Robinhood Chain became the largest blockchain by RWA holder count, passing 420,000 RWA holders within six weeks of mainnet (CryptoBriefing). As of early August 2026, that makes the stock-token roster one of the most-held RWA products anywhere on-chain, even while it remains a minority of the chain's trading volume. Both numbers matter; quoting either one alone is how narratives get distorted.

Worth stating for traders comparing venues: because tokens trade 24/7 while the underlying equities do not, weekend and overnight prices reflect the token market's expectation, not a live stock quote. Chainlink feeds keep tokens anchored to the last reliable pricing, but gaps between a Friday close and a Monday open are a structural feature of the product, not a malfunction. Understand that before judging any price you see outside market hours.

One adjacent development worth knowing about: taxation of stock tokens is genuinely unsettled — crypto is generally taxed as property in the US, but how derivative stock tokens and dividend credits are treated is complex. Our Robinhood stock token taxes page stays at general principles, and even that page carries the warning we will repeat here: consult a professional.

Explore the full Robinhood Chain guide hub → (/robinhood) — explainers, safety checks, and every reference table for the chain in one place.

FAQ

How many stock tokens are on Robinhood Chain?

Chainlink oracles price 95 equities for Robinhood's stock-token product as of early August 2026. The roster changes as Robinhood adds equities and processes corporate actions, so this page's table is re-verified against official Robinhood sources on a schedule rather than treated as static.

Are Robinhood stock tokens real shares?

No. Stock tokens are derivatives that track the price of the underlying stock. They carry no shareholder rights, no voting power, and no equity claim. OpenAI publicly stated that the tokenized "OpenAI" stock does not represent actual equity — the clearest real-world illustration of the distinction.

Can US users buy Robinhood stock tokens?

No. Stock tokens are available in 120+ countries through Robinhood Wallet, but tokenized stocks are geo-fenced out of the US even though Robinhood Chain itself is permissionless. Our US availability page covers eligibility by country, including the UK, EU, and Canada.

Do Robinhood stock tokens pay dividends?

Dividends on the underlying stock are honored as credits to token holders rather than as shareholder dividend payments, and stock splits are handled so positions adjust with the underlying. Our stock token dividends page covers the mechanics, timing, and edge cases in detail.

How are Robinhood stock tokens priced?

Chainlink oracles supply price feeds for all 95 tokenized equities, keeping on-chain token prices tracking the underlying stocks. Trading runs 24/7 — expanded from the original 24/5 schedule — which means tokens can trade at hours when the underlying market is closed.

Are the OpenAI and SpaceX tokens on this list safe to buy?

They are the most scrutinized items on the roster: private-company tokens face regulatory scrutiny, and OpenAI publicly disavowed the token tracking it. Whether any token fits your situation is your call — we lay out verified facts on our OpenAI and SpaceX tokens page. This is not financial advice.

How do I know a stock token in my wallet is genuine?

Verify its contract address against official Robinhood sources and the Blockscout explorer rather than trusting the ticker — copycat tokens are a documented scam pattern on Robinhood Chain. If a token is not on the official roster, treat it as suspect until the address checks out.

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