As of July 10, 2026, Binance Wallet does not provide first-party instructions showing that users can manually add Robinhood Chain through a custom RPC form. Binance documents support for many integrated blockchains, but integrated EVM support is not the same as arbitrary custom-network support.
For that reason, this is a support-status guide, not a step-by-step network tutorial.
Short Answer
Do not follow instructions that tell you to open Settings > Networks > Add Network in Binance Wallet unless current Binance documentation or the wallet itself clearly provides that option. The reviewed Binance materials do not establish that menu path or list Robinhood Chain as supported.
Binance's Wallet overview describes a multi-chain wallet with many integrated networks. Its developer introduction also describes EVM connectivity, but neither fact proves that an end user can add any EVM chain by entering an RPC URL.
Official Robinhood Chain Configuration
These values identify Robinhood Chain mainnet, but Binance Wallet currently has no verified manual form in which to enter them:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Network name | Robinhood Chain |
| RPC URL | https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com |
| Chain ID | 4663 |
| Currency symbol | ETH |
| Block explorer | https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com |
The values come from Robinhood's official wallet configuration and connection documentation.
Security Checklist
- Access Binance Wallet only through official Binance products and links from Binance's Wallet overview.
- Verify the Robinhood RPC and explorer at Robinhood rather than copying them from a search result.
- Treat any chain ID other than
4663as a mismatch and stop. - Expect Robinhood's public RPC to be rate-limited; do not replace it with an unknown endpoint because of a temporary error.
- Keep ETH on Robinhood Chain for gas.
- Never enter a recovery phrase or private key to add a network or obtain support.
- Remember that Robinhood Chain self-custody balances are separate from Robinhood brokerage and custodial crypto balances, according to Robinhood's mainnet support guide.
Why EVM Compatibility Is Not Enough
Robinhood Chain is EVM-compatible, but a wallet still has to support the chain or expose a custom RPC feature. Binance's dApp self-testing manual recognizes that a dApp may encounter a network not supported for this wallet result.
Do not infer Robinhood Chain support from:
- Binance Wallet supporting other EVM chains.
- WalletConnect or EIP-1193 compatibility.
- A legacy developer API mentioning
wallet_addEthereumChain. - The same
0xaddress appearing on multiple networks.
Those details describe technical compatibility, not a verified Robinhood Chain setup flow in the current Binance Wallet product.
Safer Alternatives
Use a wallet whose first-party documentation supports custom EVM networks:
| Wallet | Verified Custom-Network Support |
|---|---|
| MetaMask | Extension and Mobile |
| OKX Wallet | Wallet app |
| OneKey | OneKey App |
Add Robinhood Chain there with the official RPC and chain ID. Do not send funds to a Binance Wallet address on Robinhood Chain until the wallet and current Binance support materials explicitly show that the network is supported.
Do Not Use a Seed-Import Workaround
Binance Wallet describes its mobile wallet as using a seedless MPC model. Do not assume that a MetaMask-style recovery phrase or private-key import will reproduce the same wallet account in another app.
If Binance Wallet later adds Robinhood Chain, verify all of the following before using it:
- Binance publishes a current support page naming Robinhood Chain or chain ID
4663. - The wallet displays Robinhood Chain in its own network selector or documented custom-network form.
- The RPC and explorer match Robinhood's official configuration.
- The wallet shows ETH as the gas asset.
- A small test transaction succeeds before you move a larger amount.
Clean Up Solana Before Moving Funds
If your starting funds are on Solana, use SolPurge to review empty token accounts and reclaim idle SOL while you choose a supported destination wallet. Keep enough SOL for any source transaction fee.
Binance Wallet may support many EVM networks, but Robinhood Chain custom-network support is not currently verified by its first-party documentation. Use a wallet with documented custom RPC support and recheck Binance before sending funds.