Getting ETH onto Robinhood Chain: the bridge routes and the 7-day exit

Your ETH sits on Ethereum, or your money sits in SOL, and the token you want trades on Robinhood Chain, where gas and trading both run on ETH. This lesson covers how to get ETH there, what the trip back costs you in time, how to tell a real bridge from a fake one, and where to make the first trade once the ETH has landed.

Add the network to your wallet first

Robinhood Chain is an EVM chain with chain ID 4663. Add it to MetaMask, Rabby or any wallet that takes custom networks with these values:

| Field | Value |

|---|---|

| Network name | Robinhood Chain |

| RPC URL | https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com |

| Chain ID | 4663 |

| Currency symbol | ETH |

| Block explorer | https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com |

The MetaMask lesson in this hub walks through the form on desktop and mobile. Do this before you bridge, so you can see the ETH arrive.

Route 1: from Ethereum mainnet

Robinhood Chain is built on Arbitrum's stack, and the standard way in is the Arbitrum bridge portal.

1. Type portal.arbitrum.io/bridge into the address bar yourself. Do not click an ad or a search result.
2. Connect your wallet.
3. Choose Robinhood Chain as the destination network.
4. Enter the amount. Leave some ETH on mainnet to pay the bridge transaction's gas.
5. Confirm, and watch for the balance on the Robinhood Chain network in your wallet.

The portal quotes the fee and the expected time before you confirm. Read the quote; we do not print those numbers here because they change with mainnet gas.

Route 2: from Solana

If your funds are in SOL, a cross-chain router can move them straight to ETH on Robinhood Chain. Relay (relay.link) is the route named in our own deployment notes. Before you confirm on any router:

• Check that the destination chain reads Robinhood Chain, not Arbitrum One and not Ethereum.
• Check that the destination asset is ETH.
• Read the quoted fee and the amount you will receive. A router quotes both.

A router is a third party. It holds your funds for the length of the trip, so send a small test amount first.

The trip back takes about seven days

Bridging out of Robinhood Chain to Ethereum mainnet goes through a challenge period of about seven days before the ETH is released on mainnet. That is how this class of chain settles to Ethereum. Treat ETH you bridge in as committed for at least that long. If you might need the money next week, do not bridge it this week.

Gas on Robinhood Chain is paid in ETH, so keep a small amount back for transactions rather than spending the whole balance on a token.

Fake bridges

Phishing sites copy the look of a bridge and drain the wallet that connects. Two rules cover most of it.

Only use the Arbitrum portal address typed by hand, or a route linked from Robinhood Chain's own documentation. Never connect your wallet to a bridge you reached through an ad, a search result or a direct message. If a page asks you to approve a token allowance when all you wanted was to move ETH, close it.

Once the ETH has landed: the first trade

You can trade from MetaMask, but the house option is the PumpPill Trade Bot, @PumpPill_Trade_Bot in Telegram, because it reads the token before you buy and sets your exits for you.

1. Open the bot and press Start. Tap Generate wallet, and back up the private key it shows once.
2. Open the Wallet screen and copy the bot wallet's address. Send ETH to it from your MetaMask wallet, on the Robinhood Chain network.
3. Paste the token's contract address into the chat. The card comes back with the price and three Buy sizes.
4. Tap Scan before you buy. The reply answers "Early?" and "Risk", then what the contract lets its owner do, whether the first buyers have sold, whether tracked wallets were seen buying, and how much the top ten hold.
5. Tap a size. The bot replies "Bought", then "Auto-Sell armed" with take-profit steps measured from the price you paid.
6. To take money out later, tap Withdraw on the home screen and follow the three prompts.

There is no subscription for the bot; a small fee comes out of each trade and is shown on the Bought message.

If you came to launch a token rather than buy one, the launchpad at /rh/launchpad deploys one in a single transaction for 0.0005 ETH, so a small bridge covers it.

What this does not tell you

A bridge moves money. It says nothing about the token you plan to buy with it. Paste the contract into /scan or into the bot before you spend any of it.

The seven days are a floor, not a promise. The exact release time is set by the chain and the bridge, not by us.

We do not operate a bridge, and this page does not vouch for any router. The route names here come from our own deployment notes; the live quote on the bridge's own page is the only fee figure that counts.

The bot's wallet is the bot's wallet. The key is shown once at creation and again through /export; lose your Telegram account without that backup and there is no other way in.

What to do next

Bridge a small amount first and watch it arrive on the Robinhood Chain network in your wallet. Then open /bot, let the bot make its own wallet, fund it, and scan a contract before you tap a size.