What wallets support Robinhood Chain?
Broadly, any EVM wallet that lets you add a custom network can be used with Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) by pointing it at the RPC URL and chain ID documented at docs.robinhood.com. That includes major browser and mobile wallets that expose a "custom network" form. Whether a specific wallet ships with 4663 pre-configured varies per wallet and can change over time.
Support is a per-wallet product decision, not an on-chain guarantee. Confirm the wallet's current network list against its own release notes before you trust it. Nock Terminal publishes this answer and is an independent product; it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with Robinhood Markets, Inc.
In this article, see also: how to add chain 4663 to MetaMask · wallet setup checklist · canonical RPC URL.
Nuances and current status
"Support" has two levels: (1) the wallet can add chain 4663 as a custom network and sign transactions on it, and (2) the wallet ships with the network preinstalled and updates it automatically. Level 1 is available in most EVM wallets; level 2 depends on the wallet vendor and can change.
Hardware wallets that pair with an EVM software wallet inherit support from the software wallet. Signing UX may vary — verify the transaction preview shows chain 4663 before approving.
Limitations and what to verify
This page does not certify any specific wallet as safe, supported, or up to date. Wallet compatibility lists on other sites can be stale within days.
If a wallet exposes only a fixed list of chains, you may need to wait for the vendor to add chain 4663 rather than adding it yourself.
Safe workflow
To connect any EVM wallet to chain 4663:
- Open the wallet's "add custom network" flow.
- Enter chain ID 4663, the RPC URL and the ETH symbol as published in the Robinhood Chain add-network docs.
- Save, then switch to Robinhood Chain in the wallet's network picker.
- Send a small self-transfer or read a token balance to confirm the wallet is actually reaching chain 4663.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a dedicated "Robinhood" wallet? No. Robinhood Chain is a public EVM network, so any EVM wallet with a custom-network option can be used. Follow the official add-network docs for exact values. Does hardware wallet support change anything on chain 4663? No. The hardware device signs whatever transaction the software wallet builds. Confirm the transaction preview shows chain 4663 before approving on the device. Where do I find the RPC URL to paste in? From the Robinhood Chain official docs. Do not copy an RPC URL from an unofficial source — a malicious RPC can lie about balances and simulate false confirmations.
Sources and verification
Last verified: July 14, 2026
Network and contract facts are checked against first-party Robinhood Chain documentation and the chain's canonical Blockscout explorer. Product-specific claims are attributed to the relevant vendor source.
- Add Robinhood Chain to your wallet (official docs) — Authoritative RPC and chain-ID values for wallet setup.
- Connecting a wallet (Robinhood Chain docs) — Vendor-neutral connection guidance.
Related
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