Enso Is Now Live on Robinhood Chain
Enso is now live on Robinhood Chain, bringing production-grade execution infrastructure to a new network built for onchain financial services and tokenized real-world assets.
Through a single Enso integration, apps, wallets, institutions, and product teams can now access:
- Same-chain and cross-chain swaps
- DeFi actions, including deposits, liquidity provision, and flashloans
- Robinhood Stock Tokens
- Multi-step transactions across assets, protocols, and networks
One Integration for Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain’s public mainnet launched on July 1 as an AI-native Ethereum Layer-2 built on the Arbitrum platform. It runs 100-millisecond blocks, uses ETH for gas, and was designed for tokenized real-world assets rather than general-purpose smart contract activity.
Robinhood Chain supports financial services and tokenized real-world assets, including Robinhood’s transferable Stock Tokens.
With Enso, partners can incorporate these assets into wallets, trading products, investment applications, and DeFi experiences. A user could move funds across chains, swap into the required asset, and access Stock Tokens, and DeFi positions through one coordinated flow.
What Partners Can Do Today
Everything below is available now through Enso's existing API.
Swap execution: Same-chain swaps on Robinhood Chain with routing across the network's liquidity venues, and cross-chain swaps in and out with bridging handled by Enso. Uniswap and 1inch have been live on the chain since day one, and our routing engine treats them like any other venue.
DeFi actions: Deposits, liquidity provision, and flashloans, using the same orchestration partners already run elsewhere. Every transaction goes through pre-trade simulation and execution verification, same as on any other chain.
Stock Tokens Routing: Stock Tokens can be routed like any other asset: swapped, moved cross-chain, or composed into a DeFi position within a single transaction path.
Scale Without Rebuilding
Robinhood Chain plugs into the same execution infrastructure that already serves the rest of Enso’s network. Routing, simulation, bridging, and policy enforcement extend automatically, turning support for a new chain into a parameter change rather than a standalone integration project.
Tokenized assets are only the beginning. As new asset classes and chains emerge, partners should be able to support them without having to rebuild their infrastructure each time.

Get Started
Robinhood Chain is live in the Enso API today.
- Docs: https://docs.enso.build/home
- Talk to us: partnerships@enso.build