Getting Started
Getting funds onto Robinhood Chain
The general path from an exchange or another wallet to a usable balance on Robinhood Chain.
Robinhood Chain isn't a common withdrawal destination on centralized exchanges yet, so the typical path is: get ETH onto one of the supported source chains first, then bridge it over with QUVR.
- Withdraw ETH from an exchange to your wallet on Ethereum mainnet, Arbitrum, or Base (whichever your exchange supports and has the lowest withdrawal fee).
- Open QUVR's Bridge page, connect your wallet, and select that source chain.
- Enter the amount and confirm the route (see Bridge Routes Overview) — you'll sign one or two transactions in your wallet (an approval, then the send, depending on the route).
- Wait for the bridge to confirm — timing depends on the route; see Bridging via LayerZero/Stargate for the fastest option today.
- Once it lands, your balance appears on Robinhood Chain, viewable in Watchlist / Portfolio, and usable for Launchpad trades.
Note
Keep a little extra ETH aside beyond what you plan to bridge or trade — you'll need a small amount of native ETH on Robinhood Chain itself to pay gas for any on-chain action there (watchlist reads are free, but trades, launches, and alerts that trigger on-chain actions are not).