About & Editorial Policy

We are not affiliated with Robinhood

RH Chain Scan is an independent editorial project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to Robinhood Markets, Inc. or any of its subsidiaries. We have no commercial relationship with Robinhood. “Robinhood” and related marks belong to their respective owners and are used here only to identify the subject we write about.

If you want Robinhood’s own information, go directly to robinhood.com by typing the address yourself.

What this site is

RH Chain Scan is a small, independent publication covering Robinhood Chain — the Ethereum layer-2 network Robinhood launched on 1 July 2026 to settle tokenized assets on-chain. We publish guides, explainers and reference pages aimed at people who are curious, cautious, or both.

We are deliberately narrow. We do not chase price stories, we do not publish predictions, and we do not try to be a news wire. The questions we care about are the ones people actually type into a search box: what is this, how do I use it, what does it cost, and is this link safe.

What this site is not

Not a wallet. There is no wallet-connect button anywhere on this site, and there never will be. We do not want access to your funds and we have deliberately built nothing that could be mistaken for a tool that does.
Not a block explorer. For live block, transaction and address data, use the official Blockscout explorer. We link out rather than rebuild.
Not a financial adviser. Nothing here is investment, legal, or tax advice. Tokenized assets and crypto carry real risk, including total loss.
Not a data provider. For TVL and protocol analytics we point to DefiLlama and similar independent sources.

How we research and write

Everything we publish follows the same few rules, which we would rather state plainly than bury:

Primary sources first.Network parameters, official addresses and product details come from Robinhood’s own documentation and the chain’s official explorer wherever possible — not from screenshots, social posts, or aggregator listings.
We tell you when we are unsure. Robinhood Chain is a young network and details move. Where something is not firmly established, we say so rather than smoothing it over.
We teach verification, not trust. Every guide that involves an address, a link, or a network setting also tells you how to check it yourself. That habit protects you long after you have stopped reading this site.
Visible dates. Each guide shows when it was last updated, so you can judge how stale it might be.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, we want to fix it quickly and visibly. Corrections are made in the article itself and the “updated” date is revised. We do not quietly edit substantive errors out of existence.

How this site makes money

Right now, it doesn’t. RH Chain Scan is free to read, has no ads, no paywall, no newsletter upsell and no sponsored posts.

In future we may add display advertising, or affiliate links to products such as wallets and exchanges. If and when that happens, we will label it clearly on the page where it appears, and it will not change what we recommend. We will not accept payment to describe a site or a product as safe. Being wrong about safety is the one thing a site like this cannot survive.

Our safety stance

High-profile chain launches attract impersonation. Fake explorers, fake bridges and fake “airdrop claim” pages all follow the same pattern: they look official, they rank in search or ads, and they ask you to connect a wallet or approve a transaction.

So we hold ourselves to a simple standard. This site is read-only. It asks for nothing. It has no login, no wallet integration, and no reason to ever request a signature. If you ever see a page that looks like RH Chain Scan and asks you to connect a wallet, sign a message, or enter a recovery phrase, it is not us — close it.

Our guide to finding the official explorer goes through the warning signs in detail.