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Robinhood

Brokerage accounts and agentic trading

Robinhood lets agents read the accounts, positions, balances, transaction history and watchlists of a Robinhood customer, read market data, and place stock, options and crypto orders. Each user signs in to their own Robinhood account through the browser. At the first sign-in, Robinhood asks the user to open a separate Agentic account. Agents can trade only in that account, and by default they place orders without asking the user to approve each one.

What an agent can do with Robinhood

  • Review your accounts

    The agent has read access to all your Robinhood accounts, positions, balances and transaction history. It can summarize your holdings, explain a change in value, or find a past transaction.

  • Follow the market

    The market data and watchlist tools let the agent read prices and your watchlists. It can tell you how the stocks on a watchlist moved, or compare two companies.

  • Trade in the Agentic account

    The agent can place long equities, options and crypto orders in your Robinhood Agentic account: market orders by shares or by dollars, limit, stop limit and stop market orders. It cannot place multi-leg options orders, and it cannot transfer, stake or lend crypto.

How to connect Robinhood to OpenBot

  1. Open Robinhood in OpenBot

    Press Open in OpenBot on this page, or find Robinhood in the app's Apps tab. Get the app first if it is not on this computer.

  2. Sign in

    Press Connect and finish the sign-in in your browser. OpenBot keeps the token on the computer that runs OpenBot. You can disconnect at any time.

  3. Give an agent a task

    Ask an agent for work that needs Robinhood, such as one of the example prompts below. The agent uses the plugin's tools to do it.

Example prompts3

  • RobinhoodSummarize my Robinhood positions and how they moved today.
  • RobinhoodHow did each stock on my Robinhood watchlist move this week?
  • RobinhoodHow much cash is in my Robinhood Agentic account?

Apps1

  • Robinhood

    Accounts, positions, market data and trades, over Robinhood's MCP server with browser sign-in.

Information6

Developer
Robinhood
Category
Data & Analytics
Version
1.0.0
Website
robinhood.com
Privacy policy
robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/privacy-policy
Terms
robinhood.com/us/en/about/legal

Questions

Is the Robinhood MCP server official?

Yes. Robinhood hosts the trading MCP server at agent.robinhood.com and names it in its support articles about agentic trading. Robinhood calls Agentic Trading a beta.

Which account can the agent trade in?

Only in a separate Robinhood Agentic account. You need an open primary Robinhood individual investing account first. When you sign in for the first time, Robinhood asks you to open the Agentic account. The agent cannot trade in your other Robinhood accounts.

Does the agent ask before it places an order?

Not by default. For external agents, Robinhood turns trade approvals off by default, so the agent can place eligible orders without your confirmation of each one. Turn on trade approvals in the Agent settings of the Robinhood app: the agent then proposes orders, and you place them yourself in the app.

Does the Robinhood plugin need an API key?

No. You sign in to your own Robinhood account in the browser. OpenBot does the sign-in itself, keeps the tokens in encrypted storage, and adds the Authorization header. The plugin catalog holds no secret. To stop the access, disconnect Robinhood in OpenBot or in the Robinhood app.

Sources

Every statement about Robinhood comes from the pages below, checked on . They can change after that date.