Chainstack has become the first blockchain infrastructure provider to support Robinhood Chain through both fully managed RPC services and self-hosted nodes, giving developers a choice of three different access models on a single platform.
The Singapore-based company, which focuses on RPC and node services, confirmed it now backs Robinhood Chain across its Global Nodes, Dedicated Nodes and Chainstack Self-Hosted products, spanning both Mainnet and Testnet environments.
The move means Chainstack is currently the only provider offering Robinhood Chain via a combination of fully managed RPC access and a self-hosted control panel that allows teams to run the network on their own infrastructure.
Three access routes to Robinhood Chain
Developers can use Chainstack’s Global Nodes for globally distributed, load-balanced and auto-scaling RPC connectivity to Robinhood Chain. These nodes are operated as a managed cloud service by Chainstack and are designed to provide stable performance in multiple regions.
For projects requiring greater throughput and customisation, Dedicated Nodes offer high-performance RPC access with no request limits and more granular configuration options, aimed at workloads with heavier or more specialised demands.
Earlier this year, the company introduced Chainstack Self-Hosted, making it the first RPC provider to offer a simplified way to deploy and manage Robinhood Chain nodes on infrastructure owned by the user. This includes private cloud setups, on-premises data centres and dedicated physical servers.
Robinhood Chain built on Arbitrum Nitro
Robinhood Chain has launched its public Mainnet as a permissionless, Ethereum-compatible layer 2 network, specifically targeting finance and tokenised real-world assets.
The chain is built using Arbitrum Nitro and supports standard Ethereum JSON-RPC, smart contracts written in Solidity and Vyper, and widely used Ethereum development tools including Foundry, Hardhat, ethers.js and viem.
Public RPC endpoints make it possible for users to quickly interact with and explore Robinhood Chain. However, operating an independent full node typically requires powerful hardware, several terabytes of storage, Ethereum execution and beacon endpoints, as well as continuous maintenance, monitoring and recovery procedures.
Chainstack says its range of options is designed to remove the traditional trade-off between operational simplicity and retaining control over infrastructure.
Focus on reliability and choice
“Our mission is to make blockchains boring. When your product runs on blockchain, you want uptime, control, and consistency, not operational drama. Whether the infrastructure is managed or self-hosted, the standard should be the same: it just works,” said Eugene Aseev, co-founder and CTO of Chainstack. “That is what we are bringing to builders on Robinhood Chain.”
Nils Hueneke, CEO of Chainstack, said the company’s aim was to give teams flexibility in how they connect to the network.
“Robinhood Chain is opening a new environment for builders working at the intersection of blockchain and financial markets. Those teams should be able to choose the infrastructure model that fits their security, performance, and data-control requirements,” he said.
“With managed Global Nodes and Dedicated Nodes, alongside Chainstack Self-Hosted, they can make that choice without changing infrastructure partners.”
Managed and self-hosted options
Teams that want Chainstack to operate the infrastructure can use Global Nodes or Dedicated Nodes for low-latency connectivity to the Robinhood Chain Mainnet and Testnet over both HTTPS and WebSocket.
Developers are able to create endpoints and link existing EVM-compatible applications using the familiar Ethereum JSON-RPC interface, potentially reducing the time needed to integrate with Robinhood Chain.
For organisations that must keep blockchain infrastructure within their own controlled environments, Chainstack Self-Hosted offers a Kubernetes-native control plane handling deployment, monitoring, updates and recovery.
Predefined Robinhood Chain configurations are designed to match typical requirements and include snapshot bootstrapping, which aims to cut the time required to bring a new node online.
Developers can begin working with managed Robinhood Chain RPC on Chainstack, obtain testnet Stock Tokens via the Robinhood Chain faucet, or explore the Chainstack Self-Hosted option for running the network on their own infrastructure.
About Chainstack
Chainstack provides node and RPC services for blockchain applications across sectors including fintech, DeFi, wallets, custodians and analytics.
The platform is built to let teams reduce time-to-market, costs and operational risks by managing blockchain nodes in public clouds, through preferred service providers, or in self-hosted environments.
Chainstack standardises node operations across multiple chains and deployment models to deliver predictable performance and automated reliability, while giving operators detailed control and visibility.
According to the company, the set-up is intended to give developers a consistent way to build and scale applications, and to help product teams, trading and analytics firms, and service providers run large fleets of blockchain nodes efficiently.
