Robinhood Wallet, MetaMask, Rabby and Trust Wallet all support Robinhood Chain. What each one can and cannot do, including NFTs, checked 9 October 2026.
By Proud Lion Studios · 9 October 2026 · 7 min read
Robinhood Chain works with any standard Ethereum wallet. Robinhood Wallet supports it with no setup, MetaMask lists it as a supported network, and Rabby and Trust Wallet both added it in the first week after mainnet launched on 1 July 2026.
The harder question is not which wallet connects, but which wallet does the job you need. Holding an NFT, signing into a game and swapping tokens are three different jobs, and the wallets are not equal at all three. Everything below was checked on 9 October 2026 against each wallet's own documentation or a dated announcement, and against the chain itself.
If your wallet is not in the table, that does not mean it fails. Robinhood's own support page says any EVM-compatible wallet can connect by adding the network manually. The values you need are in our guide to adding Robinhood Chain to MetaMask, and they are the same in every wallet: chain ID 4663, the RPC URL https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com, and ETH as the currency.
We confirmed the chain is answering as expected. On 9 October 2026 the official RPC returned chain ID 0x1237, which is 4663, at block 83,934,466, with a gas price of 0.02 gwei.
Robinhood Wallet is the obvious first choice, and for tokens it is a good one. The support article says it natively supports Robinhood Chain with no manual setup, and that its users can send, receive and swap crypto on the chain and interact with dapps. Robinhood's developer documentation lists two steps: download the app on iOS or Android, then create a wallet.
NFTs are where you should read the small print. Robinhood's NFT help page, checked on 9 October 2026, says you can only receive and store NFTs with Robinhood Wallet, that sending is planned for the future, and that NFT support is available on iOS only. It lists five networks for receiving NFTs: Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism and Base. Robinhood Chain is not on that list.
So Robinhood Wallet can connect to a Robinhood Chain app and sign for you. What we could not confirm from Robinhood's own pages is whether the wallet will display an NFT held on Robinhood Chain, or let you send it on later. If you plan to collect, trade or move NFTs on the chain, keep a second wallet that does all three.
One more point of confusion worth clearing up. Robinhood Wallet is not your Robinhood brokerage account. The support article says the chain operates independently of the main Robinhood app and is not connected to your brokerage or crypto accounts. A balance in the Robinhood app cannot pay gas on Robinhood Chain.
MetaMask lists Robinhood Chain among its supported networks on its help page about adding networks, so you can add it from the built-in list without typing a single value. It handles tokens, NFTs and dapp sign-ins, on both the browser extension and the phone app.
It also solves the funding problem. MetaMask's swap guide listed Robinhood Chain as a supported network when we checked on 9 October 2026, and says the same Swap button now bridges between networks. That means you can move ETH from Ethereum, Arbitrum or Base onto Robinhood Chain without leaving the wallet. MetaMask charges a 0.875% fee on swaps, on top of network gas. For larger sums, the official Arbitrum bridge has no percentage fee; our bridging guide compares the routes.
Rabby is a browser extension built for people who use a lot of EVM networks. Crypto Briefing reported on 3 July 2026 that Rabby had integrated Robinhood Chain, two days after mainnet. We also looked at Rabby's public chain list on 9 October 2026 and found the entry named Robinhood with chain ID 4663.
Its practical strength is automatic network switching. When a Robinhood Chain site asks Rabby to sign, it moves to the right network itself, which removes the most common mistake we see: signing on Ethereum mainnet when you meant Robinhood Chain. Rabby also shows a preview of what a transaction will do before you approve it.
Trust Wallet announced its integration on 1 July 2026, the day mainnet opened. Its blog post says users can send, receive, manage and store tokens issued on Robinhood Chain, and that support is live in the mobile app and the browser extension. The post talks about tokens and swaps. It does not mention NFTs, so we make no claim either way about NFT display.
The OpenSea row comes from OpenSea's help page on which wallets it supports. It says OpenSea works with all wallets that support EIP-6963, a standard for how browser wallets announce themselves, and names MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet and Robinhood Wallet as examples. The same page says multi-signature wallets are not supported. If you keep your NFTs in a multisig, use a regular wallet for the mint.
Our own site follows the same rules, because the Ethernal Cubs whitelist and game run on Robinhood Chain. On a computer, the connect screen lists every wallet extension you have installed by its own name, with Robinhood Wallet, MetaMask and Coinbase shown first when present. On a phone, where wallets are apps rather than extensions, each wallet button opens that app directly to approve the connection, and you come back to the same page afterwards.
Signing in is a signature, not a transaction. It is free, moves nothing and approves nothing. If a page that claims to be ours ever asks you to approve a token or send funds in order to sign in, it is not ours.
For NFTs and games, MetaMask or Rabby, because both handle NFTs on any EVM network and MetaMask can bridge ETH onto the chain from inside the wallet. For tokens only, Robinhood Wallet is the simplest because it needs no setup at all.
Robinhood's NFT help page, checked 9 October 2026, says the wallet can receive and store NFTs but not send them, on iOS only, and lists Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism and Base. Robinhood Chain is not listed, so we could not confirm it. Use MetaMask or Rabby if you want to be sure you can see and move an NFT.
We did not find an official Coinbase statement about Robinhood Chain support, so we leave it out of the checked list. Robinhood says any EVM-compatible wallet can connect by adding the network manually, so if your wallet allows custom networks, the values in our MetaMask guide will work.
Any standard Ethereum wallet on Robinhood Chain, with a little ETH for gas. The Orb mint is free for whitelisted wallets and runs on OpenSea from Thursday 29 October 2026 at 14:00 UTC until Thursday 5 November. Mint into the same wallet that earned your whitelist spot.
Set your wallet up this week, not on the day. Add the network, move a little ETH across, and earn your spot before the whitelist board closes on Wednesday 28 October 2026 at 23:59 UTC. The whitelist guide explains every way to earn one, and how to play shows what you can do with your Orb once it is minted. Everything else lives at ethernalcubs.ai.
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