Robinhood has formally rolled out Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) staking services to its U.S. customers. This legislation comes on the heels of a European-wide successful rollout of staking features to users. This move consolidates the company’s position as the most influential player in the economy of crypto. It provides consumers with convenient opportunities to participate in the digital asset ecosystem.

In Robinhood’s Solana staking implementation, the exchange locks users’ SOL tokens within the network. Unreleased and locked tokens are used to support and verify transactions, assuring Solana’s blockchain security and efficiency. Users can receive up to 100% reward of the protocol rate.

The company’s Ethereum staking uses a pooling approach in order to get the best returns possible for its users. Further, it introduces an innovative Loyalty Module through which users can earn rewards of up to 50% to 100% of the protocol rate.

In October 2025, Robinhood will begin to charge a commission of 25% on staking rewards. This commission will go onto whatever costs come from third-party validator providers. Robinhood is moving behind the scenes to introduce a new commission. Through their cutting-edge dashboard, they intend to make onboarding to staking the simplest, most straightforward, lowest-hurdle experience possible with lower fees than most competitors.

Robinhood’s new moves also point to further advancement into digital asset infrastructure. The proposed company blockchain would be founded on Arbitrum. Their recent acquisitions of Bitstamp and, more recently, WonderFi only serve to further cement this commitment.