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What are Robinhood Chain's network settings?
Robinhood Chain's mainnet has chain ID 4663, uses ETH for gas, and its public RPC is https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com. These are the values Robinhood publishes for adding the network to a wallet.
Source: Robinhood's network page, read on 14 November 2026. Copy the values from there or from this table, never from a direct message or an ad.
Testnet
Testnet ETH has no value. Coins launched on the testnet aren't on pons and can't be traded for real.
How do I add Robinhood Chain to MetaMask?
Add it as a custom network: open MetaMask's network menu, choose to add a network, pick the option to add one manually, and enter the five mainnet values above.
- Open MetaMask and its network menu.
- Choose to add a network, then the option to add a network manually.
- Enter the network name, the RPC URL, chain ID 4663, the symbol ETH and the explorer URL.
- Save, then switch to Robinhood Chain.
- Check that the explorer link on any transaction opens robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.
Robinhood's own page also offers to add the network to a browser wallet in one click, and the Robinhood Wallet app supports the chain without any setup.
A wallet only shows ETH it can see on the network you've picked. If a deposit seems to be missing, check you're on Robinhood Chain and not Ethereum.
How does gas work on Robinhood Chain?
Every transaction pays gas in ETH. The fee has two parts, charged together: running the transaction on Robinhood Chain, and posting its data to Ethereum.
- Execution: gas used times Robinhood Chain's gas price, which Robinhood describes as typically very low and stable.
- Data: the cost of recording the transaction on Ethereum, which rises when Ethereum is busy and with the amount of data sent.
- Your wallet's fee preview already includes both, so there's nothing to add by hand.
A wallet holding only a stablecoin can't move it without some ETH for gas. Get ETH first: How to bridge to Robinhood Chain covers bringing it from Solana, Ethereum or BNB Chain.
Do I need MetaMask to use pons through memetools?
No. memetools makes Robinhood Chain wallets in your browser, already set to the right network. MetaMask can connect too, but launching and trading on pons in memetools need a memetools wallet.
- memetools wallets are created or imported in the Wallets panel. Their keys stay encrypted in your browser and are never sent to us.
- MetaMask and other browser wallets connect to show what they hold and to bridge.
- Launches and trades are a batch that a wallet signs for itself, and browser extensions can't sign that yet.
To launch, see Launch a memecoin on Robinhood Chain. memetools is for members of our Discord: how to get access.
Risks
Adding a network is safe when the values are right. A wrong RPC can show you balances that aren't real, or send your transactions somewhere you didn't mean.
- Use the RPC URL Robinhood publishes, or a provider you know. Don't add one from a stranger.
- No network setting ever needs your private key or recovery phrase. Anyone asking for one is trying to steal.
- Anyone can deploy on Robinhood Chain, so a coin there isn't backed by Robinhood. Memecoins are highly speculative, and most lose nearly all their value.