Chainstack Supports Robinhood Chain Across Three Deployment Models
Chainstack has expanded its Web3 infrastructure platform to include support for Robinhood Chain across three deployment models.
The addition of Robinhood Chain comes after its mainnet went live on July 1, 2026. This EVM-compatible Ethereum layer 2 is designed for finance and tokenized real-world assets, with a block time of every 100 milliseconds and sub-second soft confirmations.
Chainstack's support for Robinhood Chain includes Global Nodes, Dedicated Nodes, and Chainstack Self-Hosted deployments. The latter allows customers to run nodes inside their own environment, providing one-click deployment, self-healing, and snapshot bootstrapping.
Eugene Aseev, CTO and co-founder of Chainstack, noted that regulated issuers or licensed broker-dealers often cannot place customer-linked transaction data on third-party infrastructure due to sovereignty requirements. By offering a self-hosted path for Robinhood Chain, Chainstack aims to provide flexibility for teams building trading, DeFi, fintech, and RWA applications.
Chainstack's endpoints are live now, and developers can create an account to deploy nodes on mainnet or testnet using the HTTPS or WSS endpoint with chain ID 4663 or 46630. Testnet tokens are available through the Chainstack faucet, and free-tier access is available for teams evaluating the network.