Bitget Wallet establishes a strategic partnership with Robinhood to fully support tokenized stock and RWA asset trading
Odaily reported that Bitget Wallet announced a strategic partnership with Robinhood and has fully integrated the Robinhood Chain mainnet. This integration includes mainnet support, DApp connectivity, real-time market display, and token trading, allowing users to directly access the Robinhood Chain ecosystem to trade tokenized stocks and RWA assets.
Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum L2 built on Arbitrum, specifically designed for native issuance of RWA. It supports the 24/7 on-chain circulation of stocks, ETFs, and private equity assets via self-custody, is completely permissionless and open to developers, allowing anyone to deploy contracts and build applications.
Robinhood is known for redefining the retail investment experience in the United States, and by building on-chain financial infrastructure, marks a significant shift of traditional financial institutions toward on-chain finance. This integration will further advance Bitget Wallet’s "Everyday Finance, Onchain" strategy, aiming to enable users to conduct everyday trading of traditional financial assets directly through on-chain wallets.
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