The explorer for
Robinhood Chain

• Pages load in 2.0s. The same page on Blockscout takes 17.3s.
• API calls average 363ms, against 595ms.
• One request in 2,000 never comes back. On Blockscout it’s one in 190.

Measured on Ethereum, 31 Jul–6 Aug 2026, over 45,554 API calls. Not a measurement of this chain.

• Same URL patterns as Etherscan, so existing links, bookmarks and scripts keep working.
• Tabs, filters and field labels sit where you already look for them.
• No one has to learn a second explorer to read a transaction.

• Tokenised stocks are modelled as stocks, not as ERC-20s with a ticker in the name.
• Dividends and corporate actions are read as events instead of unlabelled transfers.
• The token pages and dashboards were designed around those types from the start.

• Indexed alongside 70+ other networks on Routescan.
• A single address page totals a wallet across this chain and Ethereum.
• Bridge transfers are followed from source chain to destination without switching explorers.

• Plugins for Claude and ChatGPT query the chain without you leaving the conversation.
• Robin MCP is built for this chain and needs no API key or sign-up.
• The explorer has its own assistant: ask in plain English, and it shows the rows behind the answer.

• The APIs are open to anyone, without an account or a KYC check.
• Verified contract sources are published to the Verifier Alliance, so other tools can use them.
• A CLI, transaction tracing and debug endpoints ship on day one.