Edge now supports Robinhood Chain, so you can hold, send, and receive compatible assets in your wallet. Robinhood Stock Tokens are not added automatically, but you can add one using its contract address.
Add a Robinhood Stock Token
Adding a custom token tells Edge which asset to display. It does not move funds or make a trade.
Warning
Use only the exact contract address from Robinhood's official Token Contracts page. A matching name or ticker is not enough. An address copied from search results, social media, or another network can point to a different or malicious token.
To add a Stock Token:
Open Assets, then tap the search icon.
Tap Add Custom Token.
Select your Robinhood Chain wallet.
On the Add Token screen, paste the token's address into Contract Address.
Edge automatically fills in Token Code, Token Name, and Number of Decimal Places. Review the details, then tap Save.
The token is enabled automatically and appears in Assets. For more information about custom tokens, see How do I add Custom Tokens?.
Keep ETH on Robinhood Chain for fees
Every send on Robinhood Chain, including a Stock Token send, uses ETH for the network fee. Edge does not collect this fee; it goes to the network.
The ETH must be on Robinhood Chain. ETH on Ethereum or another network is a separate balance and cannot pay this fee. Keep some ETH in your Robinhood Chain wallet before sending, and check the recipient, network, and asset before confirming. Onchain sends cannot be reversed.
Regional eligibility
Self-custody means you control the keys used to hold, send, and receive compatible tokens. That control is separate from your eligibility to acquire or trade a Stock Token. Robinhood restricts where Stock Tokens can be offered, sold, and delivered, and those rules can change. Check Robinhood's current Restricted Jurisdictions before acquiring or trading.
Why a swap may not be available
Adding or holding a token does not create a price feed or swap route. A token can still be held, sent, and received when Edge shows no price or no swap.
A swap appears only when a provider offers a route for the selected pair and region. Availability can vary by token, provider, and location, and can change over time.