Robinhood Agentic Trading is a new type of brokerage product that allows customers to connect a third-party AI agent to a dedicated Robinhood account to automate investment decisions and order placement. This product operates differently from traditional investing—trades may be executed by an AI agent without your direct input on each transaction.
Robinhood AI Agent changes how everyday investors engage with financial markets. It is an Agentic Trading product. Users can link a third-party AI agent to their Robinhood brokerage account. This agent can analyze market conditions, make investment decisions, and execute trades. It does all this without needing your direct input for each transaction.
The flagship feature. Once connected, an AI agent continuously monitors market data. It interprets your strategy and places trades in your Robinhood account. You don’t need to approve each order. This allows you to run systematic or algorithmic strategies that are hard to execute manually.
Makes setup remarkably fast. Robinhood follows the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This means you can easily connect most compatible AI agents. Just paste a single URL into your MCP configuration. The entire setup — from connection to funding your agentic account — can be completed in minutes.
Keeps your AI-driven activity separated from your primary portfolio. You add money to this account for agent-managed trades. This gives you clear control and visibility over your capital.
Extends the agent's reach into everyday spending. The virtual card is entirely separate from your physical Robinhood Gold Card and your broader account. The AI agent can only access the virtual card, its transaction history, and your set spending policies. It cannot see your actual card number or other account details. Transactions use tokenized card information, much like how Apple Pay or Google Pay create a unique device account number instead of showing your real card details.
Ensures you are never completely in the dark. You can see all trades and card transactions made by your agent in the Robinhood app. This lets you review activity and check performance anytime.
Getting started with the Robinhood AI Agent is easy. However, users need to grasp the real financial responsibility involved before moving forward.
Step 1 — Connect via MCP
Choose a compatible third-party AI agent that supports the Model Context Protocol. In your agent's MCP configuration, paste the Robinhood-provided MCP server URL. This establishes the secure connection between your agent and your Robinhood account data.
Step 2 — Create an Agentic Account
Within the Robinhood app, create a dedicated agentic brokerage account. This is separate from any existing Robinhood accounts you hold. Fund it with money set aside for agent-managed trades. Only use capital you can afford to lose, as autonomous trading carries risks.
Step 3 — Define Your Strategy
Provide your AI agent with the instructions, rules, or strategy parameters you want it to follow. This can vary from simple rules, like "buy X when the price drops below Y," to more complex strategies based on the agent's abilities.
Step 4 — Run and Monitor
Once active, your agent will begin analyzing markets and placing trades according to your instructions. All activity is visible in the Robinhood app. You are responsible for reviewing account activity. Monitor your positions and ensure the agent acts as expected.
It is a brokerage product that lets customers connect a third-party AI agent to a dedicated Robinhood account. The agent can see account data and trade automatically. The user doesn’t need to approve each transaction.
It carries significant risk. Agentic trading involves the possible loss of your entire investment. AI agents can make errors, misinterpret instructions, act on incomplete or outdated information, and behave unexpectedly. Robinhood doesn't guarantee that any agent output is accurate or suitable. So, it's not responsible for any losses from decisions made by the agent.
No. Robinhood doesn't control or monitor the third-party AI agents users link to their accounts. When you share your data with an AI provider, it leaves Robinhood's security. Then, it follows that provider's terms and policies.
By creating an agentic account, you authorize the AI agent to view your account data. That data is then governed by the third-party AI provider's terms, not Robinhood's. Users assume all risk for how their data is used by third-party providers.
