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Robinhood Crypto Guides for US Users
Robinhood Crypto is the crypto side of the Robinhood investing app. Robinhood holds your coins for you (custodial), and you can buy, sell, and send supported crypto to outside wallets once transfers are enabled. It’s available in every US state, plus Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands, though some coins are restricted in New York and Texas.
These guides cover the Robinhood Crypto problems US users search for most: withdrawal limits, transfers stuck pending or under review, restricted or frozen accounts, and deposits that don’t show up. Each is based on Robinhood’s own help center and crypto customer agreement, lists its sources, and shows when it was last checked. Contact Robinhood only through the app or robinhood.com/contact.
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Troubleshooting
- Robinhood Crypto Account Restricted, Frozen, or Under Review? What to Do Robinhood can restrict crypto over a restricted investing account, reversed bank transfer, or unusual activity. See what's blocked and how to fix it. Updated
- Robinhood Crypto Withdrawal Pending or Under Review? Why and How Long Robinhood crypto sends usually finish within a few hours after a security review that takes minutes. See why a withdrawal stays pending and what to do. Updated
- Robinhood Crypto Deposit Not Showing Up? How Long It Takes and What to Check Robinhood credits crypto deposits after confirmations and a short review, usually within a few hours. See times by coin and why deposits go missing. Updated
Robinhood Crypto at a glance
- Type
- Brokerage app with crypto trading (custodial)
- US availability
- All states, DC, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands; some coins are restricted in New York and Texas
- Supported networks
- Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche C-Chain, XRP Ledger, and more (no Lightning)
- Fees
- No commission with standard routing (Robinhood earns from the spread); exchange routing 0.00%–0.95%. No fee to send or receive crypto; network fees apply.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you withdraw crypto from Robinhood?
Yes. Once Robinhood verifies your identity and turns on crypto transfers, which can take up to 5 business days, you can send supported coins to outside wallets from your primary individual investing account. Robinhood doesn't publish a fixed withdrawal limit; yours is shown in the app.
How much does Robinhood charge for crypto?
Standard crypto trades have no commission; Robinhood earns from the spread instead. With exchange routing, fees range from 0.00% to 0.95% depending on your 30-day volume. Robinhood charges nothing to send or receive crypto, though the blockchain's network fee applies.
Is Robinhood Crypto regulated?
Robinhood Crypto, LLC is registered with FinCEN as a money services business, is licensed by the New York State Department of Financial Services for virtual currency business, and holds state money transmitter licenses. Crypto at Robinhood isn't covered by SIPC or FDIC insurance.
Is Robinhood Crypto available in every state?
Yes. Robinhood says crypto trading and transfers are available in every US state, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. Some coins can't be traded in New York or Texas, and staking isn't available in California, Maryland, New Jersey, or Wisconsin.
How do I contact Robinhood about crypto?
Use the Robinhood app or robinhood.com/contact, where chat is available 24/7, and request a callback if you need a call. Robinhood says not to use Robinhood phone numbers found through a search engine.