Bitget Wallet Now Integrated with Robinhood: Trade Stocks Onchain, 24/7

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The stock market keeps office hours. The companies you actually want to own do not stop being interesting at 4pm, but the door to trading them closes anyway, behind a brokerage account, a region check, and a set of opening hours that rarely match your own. We think that gap has lasted long enough. Today we are partnering with Robinhood Crypto and becoming one of the first wallets to integrate Robinhood Chain, bringing real stock exposure onchain for our 100 million users.

What we just launched

You can now trade more than 90+ onchain stocks directly in the app, with no brokerage account required. Mainnet support is already live, and full trading, market data, and dApp access will roll out over the coming weeks.
These are not synthetic price feeds or IOUs. Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum Layer 2 built specifically for tokenized real-world assets, so the stocks settle onchain and stay in your own custody, sitting alongside the crypto and tokenized assets you already hold in one account.

What you can trade

The integration opens up Robinhood Chain's entire real-world asset ecosystem, from mega-cap names to index trackers. That includes:
  • Mega-cap stocks like NVIDIA, SpaceX, and Tesla
  • Index trackers like Invesco QQQ
  • Hundreds more onchain stocks, with ETPs and private market assets settling onchain too
All of it lives in a single onchain account, next to your existing holdings. No switching apps, no separate brokerage login, no waiting for the market to open.

Why this matters

Most real-world asset projects represent equities through third-party custodians or synthetic structures, which means you are usually trusting someone else to hold the thing you bought. Robinhood Chain takes a different route. Built on Arbitrum's Orbit technology, it is a permissionless network where stocks, ETPs, and private market assets settle onchain under self-custody, and it is open to third-party developers, exchanges, and lending platforms. That makes it a full financial ecosystem rather than a single product.
Robinhood brings serious weight to that vision, with 27.7 million funded accounts and more than $377 billion in assets on its platform. Pairing that with self-custody and onchain settlement is what makes this more than another listing. It is traditional finance and onchain infrastructure meeting in the same account, with ownership built in from the start.

Bringing global markets onchain, for everyone

Millions of people want a piece of the world's biggest companies but run into the same walls: account requirements, market hours, and where they happen to live. Removing those walls is the whole point. Real stock exposure, no brokerage required, held directly by you, through the wallet you already use every day. This is one step in a much larger shift of finance moving onchain, and we are glad to be helping lead it.
Visit the Bitget Wallet website to learn more.

About Bitget Wallet

Bitget Wallet is an everyday finance app designed to make crypto simple, secure, and usable in daily life. Serving over 90 million users worldwide, it offers an all-in-one platform to swap and earn crypto, and pay in stablecoins with crypto cards. The app enables faster and borderless onchain finance, supported by advanced security and a $300 million user protection fund. Bitget Wallet operates as a fully self-custodial wallet and does not hold or control user funds, private keys, or user data. Transactions are signed by users and executed on public blockchains.
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