Robinhood now lets AI agents trade stocks
Robinhood launched agentic trading in beta: each AI agent gets a separate account and can only spend a preloaded balance.
What's new
Robinhood now lets AI agents buy and sell stocks on your behalf, in beta.
Safeguards
- Each agent gets a separate account linked to a dedicated wallet.
- It can only spend the balance you preload.
- You're notified of every trade; some require your approval.
- Agents connect via Robinhood's MCP (Model Context Protocol) service.
More
- A virtual agentic card is available to Robinhood Gold Card holders.
- Options, crypto, futures and more are planned.
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