Getting Started
Adding Robinhood Chain to your wallet
How Robinhood Chain gets added to your wallet, and how to do it manually if needed.
Robinhood Chain (Chain ID 4663) usually doesn't ship pre-loaded in wallet apps, since it's a newer network. QUVR's wallet connector (RainbowKit) will prompt your wallet to add it automatically the first time an action needs you on that network — you'll see a standard "Add network" or "Switch network" prompt with the details pre-filled.
If you'd rather add it manually, or your wallet doesn't support the automatic prompt, use these network details:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Network Name | Robinhood Chain |
| Chain ID | 4663 |
| Native Currency | ETH |
| Block Explorer | https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com |
Tip
For the RPC URL field, use the one shown in your wallet's own "Add network" prompt when QUVR triggers it — that keeps you on whichever endpoint the app is currently configured to use, which is more reliable than a hardcoded value that this page can't guarantee stays current.
Switching back and forth
You'll switch networks a few times in normal use: to a source chain (Ethereum, Arbitrum, or Base) to sign a bridge send, then to Robinhood Chain to watch, trade, or launch. QUVR prompts your wallet to switch automatically whenever an action needs a different network than the one you're currently on — you don't need to switch manually ahead of time.