Your Profile
Your profile helps you better understand how you’re investing. You’ll see what percentage of your portfolio is invested in stocks, options, ETFs, and crypto, as well as a breakdowns into each asset by sectors and types.
You’ll also see insights about the way you’re investing, like how many of your investments have upcoming earnings or where your investments are concentrated.
You can find your profile via the Account icon, in the bottom right corner of your navigation bar on mobile.
To create your username, tap the Edit icon in the top right corner of your profile. From the editing page, you’ll be able to create and change your username. You’ll see your updated username on your profile.
There are a number of things you can customize on your profile besides your username. From the editing page, you can add a profile photo, a nickname, and choose a color theme.
Yes! You can use your username or email to log in.
Yes, you can still use that same username to log in. You’ll also see this username displayed on your profile.
Your username could be getting rejected for a number of reasons. We can only allow usernames consisting of letters, numbers, and underscores. We also can’t accept names that include inappropriate or profane terms.
The bubbles in your profile represent all of your holdings on Robinhood, broken down by type (stocks, ETFs, options, and crypto). This distribution will change to reflect your holdings as you trade.
When you’ve selected an asset type, scroll below the bubbles and you’ll see the way those holdings are distributed.
If you’re seeing this listed in your sector breakdown, that means you have holdings that aren’t yet categorized into a sector. This section will change frequently as we continue to categorize new assets.
At the bottom of your profile, you’ll see insights about the way you’re trading, generated according to the holdings in your account. These change as your trading activity continues and refresh at the end of each trading day.
No. Your profile is private and only you can see it.