Chainstack Empowers Robinhood Chain Developers with Scalable RPC Endpoints

Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum layer 2 built for finance and tokenized real-world assets, has seen significant growth since its launch on July 1, 2026. In just over a month, it has posted a net inflow of about $141 million, making it the second-largest network in terms of growth, behind only Solana.

When building applications that interact with Robinhood Chain, teams need to establish a connection to the chain's RPC (Remote Procedure Call) endpoint. This is where Chainstack comes into play, offering a production-ready endpoint that can be set up in just two minutes on their free Developer plan.

The public endpoint provided by Robinhood itself is rate-limited and not recommended for production use. In contrast, Chainstack offers authenticated access with customizable rate limits, making it suitable for high-traffic applications. Additionally, Chainstack provides full and archive modes, which are crucial for workloads that require historical data.

When choosing a Chainstack deployment model, teams can opt for shared Global Nodes, isolated Dedicated Nodes, or even deploy nodes on their own infrastructure with Chainstack Self-Hosted. This flexibility caters to different use cases, from wallets and dashboards to indexers and trading systems.