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Swap ETH or USDC to Robinhood Chain

Move ether or stables onto Robinhood Chain for onchain use. Not a brokerage deposit. Multi-venue routing on RAVN, live in beta.

Quick answer

To swap ETH to Robinhood Chain or move USDC toward Robinhood Chain, pick origin ETH or USDC on a funded network, set destination to Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663) and a listed asset (ETH, WETH, USDG when available), review the quote, then complete the execution type.

Brokerage vs L2 (one line)

Robinhood Chain is a public Ethereum L2. The Robinhood app balance is separate. RAVN fills wallet destinations on the L2, not brokerage deposits.

Step by step

  1. Open app.ravn.exchange (beta).
  2. Set from to ETH or USDC on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, or another listed chain.
  3. Set to to Robinhood Chain and choose a listed destination token.
  4. Enter amount, wait for the parallel quote, confirm net out and costs.
  5. Finish TRANSACTION, SIGNATURE, or DEPOSIT as shown.
  6. Verify the balance on chain id 4663 in a wallet that supports the network.

What is typically available

  • Usually listed: native ETH, WETH, USDG when venues support them.
  • Not listed yet: stock tokens and broader RWAs until they appear in the app and a venue can quote them.

If the token is missing in the picker, that destination is not supported for the swap yet.

Which venues may quote

  • Cross-chainRelay and Across when they list the corridor.
  • Same-chainRFQ venues when both legs are on Robinhood Chain.

Try it in the app

Select Robinhood Chain as destination. Live in beta. RAVN never holds your funds.

FAQ

Can I deposit ETH into Robinhood Chain with RAVN?

You can swap onto the L2 when a venue quotes. That is an onchain wallet destination, not a brokerage deposit.

Can I send USDC to Robinhood Chain?

When the destination asset is listed and a venue quotes, yes. Check the app for ETH, USDG, or other listed tokens.

Is this the Robinhood app?

No. Public L2 versus brokerage product.

Does RAVN custody funds?

No. Non-custodial venue settlement.

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