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RH Chain Scan

The independent Robinhood Chain explorer

Look up any transaction, address or block — read live from a node, with plain-English guides for everything the numbers do not explain.

Read-only. There is no wallet to connect here, on any page.

Network summary

Latest blocks and transactions

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Chain tip #80,609,078

Read from the node, not an index

Checking every few seconds

Latest blocks

Every row opens its own block page here, read live from the node — with a link onward to the official explorer for the full history.

Latest transactions

Every row opens its own transaction page here, read live from the node — with a link onward to the official explorer for the full history.

New blocks and transactions slide in on their own — no refresh needed, and the list grows as you watch. Updates pause while this tab is in the background, so we never ask the explorer for data nobody is reading.

Guides

New to the chain? Start here

An explorer tells you what happened. These explain what it means — dated, sourced, and written for someone who has never used one.

All guides
Start here

What Is Robinhood Chain? A Plain-English Guide

Robinhood built its own Ethereum layer-2 network to move tokenized stocks on-chain. Here is what that actually means, without the jargon.

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Fees8 min

Robinhood Chain Gas Fees Explained

Layer-2 fees look small until Ethereum gets busy. Here is what makes up a Robinhood Chain fee and how to sanity-check what you are being charged.

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How this works

Straight from the network, nothing in between

Blocks, transactions, balances and the chain tip are read from a Robinhood Chain node the moment you load a page, so they are seconds old rather than minutes. We keep no copy of the chain and we ask you for nothing — no account, no wallet, no signature.

For deep history — every transaction an address has ever made, verified contract source, decoded token transfers — an index is the right tool, and we link you to one rather than pretending to be it.

How we work, and how we’ll make money

The tools we link to

Bookmark them rather than searching each time — search results are a common way people land on phishing look-alikes. How to tell a fake explorer from the real one.