Verification chains for Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum Orbit dedicated blockchain using BoLD interactive fraud proofs, which launched mainnet 2026-07-01 with roughly 95 tokenized stocks and Robinhood Wallet access in 120+ countries. Stock tokens never rebase: splits and dividends land as an ERC-8056 uiMultiplier() change plus a UIMultiplierUpdated event, leaving raw balances static until redemption. Seven chains cover the full verification surface, from multiplier reconciliation to regulatory regime mapping to settlement-finality classification, none of it requiring a live RPC read.
Robinhood Chain is a dedicated Arbitrum Orbit blockchain that launched mainnet on 2026-07-01, offering tokenized US stocks and ETFs to Robinhood customers across 120+ countries via the Robinhood Wallet. Consensus finality follows BoLD (Bounded Liquidity Delay), Arbitrum's interactive fraud-proof system: settlement inside the roughly week-long challenge window is optimistic, not final.
Stock tokens are 18-decimal ERC-20 contracts extended with ERC-8056, a scaled-UI-amount standard built for corporate actions. Splits and dividends never rebase the token; instead a uiMultiplier() value changes and a UIMultiplierUpdated event fires, while the raw balanceOf stays static until an actual redemption. The tokens are issued as tokenized debt securities by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited ("RHJ"), with BBVI as the sole Authorised Participant able to subscribe or redeem directly from the issuer after KYB; everyone else trades secondary-market-only. A Chainlink price feed (8 decimals) already includes corporate-action adjustments, so a naive valuation expression that also multiplies by uiMultiplier double-counts the action.
Run ART-323 first. Its per-path scores route you to one or more of the six downstream chains below, ordered by relevance to your answers.
The Tempo and Arc guides in this suite both work through the MiCA/GENIUS Act crypto-asset framing. Robinhood Chain stock tokens do not fit that framing, and reusing its question set here would route readers to the wrong regime.
All Robinhood Chain tools cite primary-source material where available and name the specific evidence they expect (event logs, feed round data, characterization facts) rather than fetching it live. Zero network calls; all figures are pasted evidence, not fabricated.
Every Robinhood Chain tool produces an OpenChainGraph §4 artifact: a JSON document anchored by a WebCrypto SHA-256 execution_hash over the sorted-key canonical preimage of policy_parameters + output_payload. The hash is independently verifiable by any tool that re-runs the same inputs.