Robinhood Europe has updated its Specific Information Document, listing a broader set of perpetual futures products for eligible users in the European Union. The update includes crypto perps tied to XRP, Cardano, Sui, Solana, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Avalanche, Chainlink, Hyperliquid, Bittensor, Aster, and PAX Gold.
The company also expanded perpetual futures in Europe beyond crypto. Eligible users can trade perps linked to commodities, ETFs, and foreign exchange markets with leverage of up to 10x.
The update follows Robinhood’s London event, “Robinhood Presents: The World is Flat,” where the company announced new products across derivatives, tokenized stocks, decentralized finance, and artificial intelligence.
Robinhood Europe Adds More Crypto Perps
Robinhood Europe’s updated document lists linear perpetual swaps for several major crypto assets. The list includes XRP, ADA, SUI, SOL, BTC, ETH, DOGE, AVAX, LINK, HYPE, TAO, ASTER, and PAXG.
Perpetual futures allow traders to take long or short positions without holding the underlying asset. These contracts do not have an expiry date, which makes them different from standard futures.
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The company is offering the products to eligible users in Europe. Availability may depend on local rules, account status, and product access requirements.
Robinhood’s move adds more crypto exposure for European users at a time when regulated platforms are expanding derivatives products. The company has already offered crypto perps in Europe, and the latest update widens the asset list.
Commodity, ETF, and FX Perps Added
Robinhood also expanded perpetual futures beyond cryptocurrencies in Europe. Eligible users across 30 European countries can trade perps linked to commodities, ETFs, and foreign exchange markets.
The new products include gold, silver, Brent crude oil, WTI crude oil, the euro-dollar exchange rate, QQQ, and the South Korea-focused ETF EWY. The contracts offer leverage of up to 10x.
The products allow users to trade price movements around the clock without owning the underlying instruments. Robinhood said the rollout will happen gradually across eligible European users.
The expansion gives Robinhood Europe a larger derivatives product suite. It also places the company deeper into markets that have usually been served by traditional brokers and derivatives platforms.
Robinhood Chain Supports Tokenized Assets
Robinhood also launched Robinhood Chain, a Layer-2 blockchain built using Arbitrum technology. The network is designed to support tokenized real-world assets and decentralized finance applications.
The ecosystem includes infrastructure and market partners such as Uniswap, Chainlink, Alchemy, BitGo, and Pleiades. Uniswap is expected to provide automated market-making support for public liquidity.
Robinhood also introduced Stock Tokens for eligible users in more than 120 countries. These products offer tokenized exposure to U.S. stocks and ETFs through Robinhood Wallet.
The tokenized stock products can trade through decentralized exchanges such as Uniswap, 1inch, Rialto, Arcus, and Lighter. Robinhood said some assets may also be used as collateral, depending on product availability and local rules.
AI Trading and Global Expansion Continue
Robinhood is also adding AI-based trading tools. Its planned Agentic Accounts for crypto will allow eligible U.S. users to connect AI models to Robinhood’s trading infrastructure.
The company said users will keep control over capital allocation and trading limits. The service is expected to support market analysis and strategy execution through AI-linked systems.
Robinhood also confirmed plans to launch crypto trading in the United Kingdom. The company has entered Canada after acquiring WonderFi and said Robinhood Singapore received a capital markets services license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
HOOD shares rose about 4% to $112 after the product announcements. The stock move followed the launch of Robinhood Chain and the company’s broader push into tokenized assets, DeFi lending, and global derivatives trading.
