They’re derivatives tracked on the blockchain that follow traditional stock and ETF prices, giving you exposure to the US market.

You can place orders during the week, or queue them over the weekend for when the market opens. Turn on price alerts to stay informed and make timely decisions. Stock Tokens can’t be sent to other wallets or platforms at this time.

Stock Tokens are derivative contracts between you and Robinhood, which involve investment risk. Stock Tokens’ value depends on the value of the underlying stock or ETF, and may fluctuate based on market conditions. The change in the value of the underlying stocks or ETFs may be significant and therefore you could incur losses - up to the full amount of your invested capital.

Since Stock Tokens are derivatives, they do not grant any rights to the underlying shares or ETFs. Derivatives are complex financial instruments which involve a high level of risk and are therefore not appropriate for all investors. In addition to market volatility risk, when trading Stock Tokens, investors may incur losses - up to the full amount of invested capital - due to liquidity issues (i.e., difficulty in closing a position), currency exposure, and service provider insolvency risk. Stock Tokens are not covered by deposit or investor liabilities insurance schemes. Please see more information in the Description of the Services, Financial Instruments, and Risks and the Key Information Document.

They’re typically treated like other derivative investments but may vary by region. Consult a tax professional for specific guidance.

A 0.1% foreign exchange (FX) fee on each order applies when converting euros to US dollars for a buy order and when converting US dollars back to euros after a sell order. There are no other fees charged by Robinhood.

You can explore over 200 Stock Tokens that are linked to US stocks and ETFs, including NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, Vanguard S&P 500, and more. Stock Tokens are derivative contracts between you and Robinhood that reflect the price of individual stocks and ETFs.

Yes. You can trade Stock Tokens from Monday 2 AM CET/CEST to Saturday 2 AM CET/CEST. You can also queue buy or sell orders outside of these hours and they will be placed when the market reopens. Trading during extended hours may carry additional risks such as reduced liquidity and wider spreads in the reference market.

If the underlying stock or ETF pays a dividend, Robinhood will pass on a corresponding amount to eligible holders of Stock Tokens in cash. However, this is not considered dividends in the usual sense, as you do not own the underlying stocks or ETFs. This amount will be credited by Robinhood to your account and may be treated differently for tax purposes compared to direct dividend income.