Phantom supports several major networks, but its current documentation does not list Robinhood Chain or provide a manual custom RPC feature. As of July 10, 2026, users should not treat Phantom as a verified Robinhood Chain wallet.
This article explains the current limitation and safer alternatives without inventing network setup steps that Phantom does not document.
Short Answer
You cannot currently follow a verified Add custom network process for Robinhood Chain in Phantom. Phantom's official supported networks list does not include Robinhood Chain, and Phantom does not document arbitrary EVM custom networks.
Robinhood's wallet page mentions compatibility with EVM wallets, including Phantom, but wallet-specific capability should be confirmed by the wallet provider. Until Phantom publishes Robinhood Chain support or a custom RPC flow, defer to Phantom's own supported-network list.
Robinhood Chain Configuration for Reference
These are the official mainnet values, but Phantom does not currently provide a verified form for entering 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 |
Verify them at Robinhood's official add-network page and connection documentation.
Security Checklist
- Install Phantom only through the official Phantom download page; fake extensions can steal wallet secrets.
- Verify Robinhood's RPC and explorer at the official configuration page, not through a search result.
- Treat a chain ID other than
4663as a mismatch and stop. - Expect the official public RPC to be rate-limited; never substitute an unknown endpoint because it appears faster.
- Keep ETH on Robinhood Chain for gas when using a supported wallet.
- Never enter a recovery phrase or private key into a website or support chat. Private-key export belongs only to Phantom's documented recovery process for applicable accounts.
- Remember that Robinhood Chain self-custody balances are separate from balances in the main Robinhood app, as described in Robinhood's mainnet support guide.
Why an Ethereum Address Is Not Proof of Support
Phantom can show Ethereum-compatible addresses, but the same 0x address may exist across many EVM networks. A wallet must still know how to connect to the correct chain, query balances, build transactions, estimate gas, and display token contracts.
Do not send assets to a Phantom address on Robinhood Chain merely because the address format looks compatible. A balance can exist on-chain while remaining inaccessible through a wallet that does not support that network.
Safer Wallet Alternatives
Use a separate wallet with documented custom-network support:
- MetaMask Extension or Mobile.
- The OKX Wallet app.
- OneKey App.
Add Robinhood Chain with the official RPC, confirm chain ID 4663, and keep ETH on Robinhood Chain for gas. Install wallet software only from its first-party download page.
If You Already Sent Assets
Do not send more funds and do not enter your recovery phrase or private key into a website or support chat.
Phantom's official unsupported-network recovery guide describes recovery through another EVM wallet for applicable recovery-phrase accounts. That process can involve exporting a private key, which increases exposure and should be treated as account recovery, not routine setup.
Follow Phantom's current guide for the exact affected account type. After recovery, Phantom recommends moving assets to a fresh account. Hardware, imported, or other account types may require a different process.
How to Recognize Future Support
Consider Robinhood Chain supported in Phantom only when at least one of these becomes true:
- Phantom adds Robinhood Chain to its official supported-network list.
- Phantom documents a custom RPC feature that accepts chain ID
4663. - The production wallet displays Robinhood Chain and Phantom publishes matching support instructions.
Avoid unofficial browser extensions, modified wallet builds, or sites that promise to unlock the network after you enter a secret phrase.
Clean Up Solana Before Moving Funds
Phantom users often have active Solana wallets. Before moving value to a supported Robinhood Chain wallet, use SolPurge to find empty Solana token accounts and reclaim idle SOL. Keep enough SOL for the source transaction fee.
Phantom does not currently document Robinhood Chain or arbitrary custom networks. Use a wallet with verified custom EVM support, and reserve Phantom's private-key recovery flow for assets that were already sent to an unsupported network.