fomo on Robinhood Chain: What It Is and How to Trade It

fomo announced support for a sixth network on July 9, 2026: Robinhood Chain. Here is what that means in the app, and who is doing what behind it.

What changed, and when

fomo announced Robinhood Chain support in its own newsletter on July 9, 2026, under the line "Robinhood Chain, now live on fomo." The same announcement describes a single balance spanning the networks the app supports, so the new network slots into the balance you already have instead of sitting off to the side with its own deposit.

That takes the app to six networks: Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Monad, Ethereum, and now Robinhood Chain. All six are listed in fomo's help-center fee article, checked August 14, 2026, which is also where the per-network fee rates come from.

Source: fomo, official product image

What Robinhood Chain actually is

Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum layer 2 built on the Arbitrum Orbit stack and aimed at tokenized real-world assets, with its public mainnet reported live on July 1, 2026 by Decrypt. It is a network, in the same category as Base or Arbitrum, not an app you log into.

On the assets themselves, fomo's Terms of Use are specific about who is responsible for what. They state that the Robinhood Tokens are "issued, offered, and settled entirely by Robinhood Europe UAB," a Lithuanian investment firm, and that access to those tokens through fomo "occurs via independent, third-party infrastructure, including the Relay API operated by Uneven Labs, Inc." So there are at least three parties in the picture besides the network itself: the issuer, the infrastructure operator, and the app you are tapping in.

How to trade it on fomo

1. Update the fomo app to the latest version. Robinhood Chain support requires it.
2. Open the home screen and use the token discovery feed as normal. Verified, trending and newly launched tokens across all six networks, including Robinhood Chain, appear in the same list.
3. Trade with the same one-tap slide-to-buy flow you would use on any other network, funded from your existing fomo balance.

There is no separate deposit step and no new wallet address to manage. Fees follow the same help-center schedule as the rest of the app. As of September 25, 2026, that is 0.50% per trade on Robinhood Chain plus network fees, which fomo shows in your quote before you confirm. fomo covers network costs on Solana only.

Where this fits with the rest of fomo

Robinhood Chain arrived about a month after fomo announced perpetual futures on June 11, 2026 (our perps guide covers who actually runs those). Both additions widen what is reachable from the app beyond memecoins, and both follow the same pattern fomo has used with every network it has added: no new account, no bridge, one balance.

Related reading

• Robinhood Chain gas fees and the September 29 subsidy expiry: what the subsidy covered, who was actually in it, and what fomo users pay in network fees
• Is Robinhood Chain down?: how to check when Robinhood publishes no status page, plus the 7-day bridge wait that looks like a fault
• What Is fomo?: the full picture of the app and the networks it covers
• fomo Perps: How They Actually Work: the other recent addition, and who runs it
• fomo Fees Explained: what trading actually costs, network by network