Getting the right Robinhood deposit address

Copy it from your own account

Open the main Robinhood app, go to Crypto, open the asset, tap Receive and copy the address it shows. Do this once for each route you use.

Match the network

Ethereum and Robinhood Chain addresses look alike: both are 0x followed by 40 characters. QuiverSend stores the network with every address and sends ETH on Robinhood Chain only to an address you saved for Robinhood Chain. On Robinhood’s Receive screen, choose Robinhood Chain, not Ethereum.

Each crypto in your Robinhood account has its own deposit address, so do not reuse an address from another asset or from an old transfer. Robinhood’s own documentation warns that sending an unsupported coin or network may be lost with no way to reverse the transaction.

Check availability in your account

• Crypto transfers must be enabled on your Robinhood account.
• ETH on Robinhood Chain is currently not available for transfers in New York.

These rules come from Robinhood’s published crypto transfer documentation, read on 2026-10-03: Robinhood crypto transfers ↗ (opens in a new tab). They can change, so confirm in your own app before you rely on a route.

After you save an address

• The full address is shown only to you, in a review step after you sign in. Everywhere else it is masked.
• A new or changed address has a short waiting period before it can receive a withdrawal. The waiting period is shown next to the address.
• Adding, changing or removing an address needs a passkey approval on your device.

What an address does not do

• It does not connect, link or verify a Robinhood account.
• It does not prove that the address is yours. You attest that it is.
• It does not mean Robinhood has seen or credited anything. A finished transfer shows as “Confirmed onchain; Robinhood processing may continue.”