Add Robinhood Chain to MetaMask

Adding Robinhood Chain to MetaMask is the standard custom-network flow: five fields — network name, RPC URL, chain ID 4663, currency symbol ETH, and block explorer. The values below come from Robinhood’s connecting docs, checked 17 Aug 2026.

Add the network yourself rather than accepting a prompt someone sent you. If a site asks for a signature before the network is even added, close it. Background on the chain itself: Robinhood Chain. Moving funds is a separate step: how to bridge, or fund the wallet on Robinhood Chain.

Mainnet

1. Open MetaMask. Tap the network name at the top.
2. Add network → Add a network manually.
3. Fill this in, character for character:

Save, then switch to it. The account will show a zero ETH balance, which is what a new network looks like. Fund your Robinhood Chain wallet when you are ready to move ETH or stables.

Testnet

Same steps, different numbers. Testnet ETH comes from the official faucet, not from a stranger’s DM.

If the RPC flakes

The public endpoint is rate-limited on purpose. For an app, or if MetaMask starts erroring, get a key from Alchemy (Robinhood’s recommended provider) or from QuickNode, Blockdaemon, dRPC, or Validation Cloud. Swap the RPC URL, never the chain ID. A “faster RPC” that also changes the chain ID is the scam.

Rabby, Rainbow, and the rest

Any wallet that accepts a custom EVM network takes the same five fields. Once the chain is in the wallet, WalletConnect dapps will prompt you to switch to it.

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