Building on Robinhood Chain · Chain 4663
Every chain, one record
Connected networks
A record you can check
Attested, not asserted
Every entry carries a proof from the venue that holds the asset. No reporting agent in the middle.
Nothing to bribe
No multisig, no oracle set, no reconciliation committee sitting between the chain and the register.
One assumption
Soundness of the proof system. That is the entire list.
Liquidity ships with the route
Inventory is ours. No counterparty to wait on, no treasury to lock, no third-party bridge in the path.
Settlement, not IOUs
Open on one chain, close on another. Routing, rebalancing and payout are one operation.
The record does not close at four
Venues keep hours. A position stays routable while its venue is dark, and reconciles the moment it opens.
One surface, every chain
A single API for reading the record. The same call on Robinhood Chain, on Ethereum, or on whatever you add next.
No redeploys
Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Nitro rollup. Existing contracts, existing tooling, existing audits.
Days, not quarters
A sandbox, reference clients, and a testnet that mirrors production.
Audited
By independent security firms
Verified on-chain
Every entry checkable on-chain
Open source
Circuits and contracts, in public
Beyond the record: one terminal
Every position, one screen
Equities, tokens and liquidity in one place. No switching apps or chains.
Built for issuers
List with vesting, staking, distribution and disclosure wired in from day one.
Community as infrastructure
Quests, referrals and retention loops that belong to the project, not a vendor.
Owned by the users
Protocol revenue flows back to the people routing volume through it.
The architecture
The surface
What people touch. One terminal for holdings, routing, staking and listings.
The base
Robinhood Chain. An Arbitrum Nitro rollup where tokenised equities settle natively, and gas is ETH.
The register
What platforms integrate. One verified record of every position, with inventory and rebalancing built in.
In the open
Progress, published
Specs, audits and release notes as they land. No announcements about announcements.