Robinhood said on July 11 that it plans to extend its AI agent feature to cryptocurrency trading. Eligible U.S. users will be able to connect third-party AI agents to execute crypto asset trades, work with those agents on trading strategies, and set specific risk limits without having to monitor their accounts continuously.
The company also shared an update on the feature’s early rollout in other markets. Since launching a beta version of its AI agent functionality for stock and options trading, Robinhood said more than 70,000 "agentic accounts" have been created.
Robinhood did not provide a formal launch date for the crypto trading version. The announcement points to a broader use case for the firm’s AI agent tools, extending them from equities and options into digital assets, while keeping access limited to eligible users in the United States.
Robinhood said on July 11 that its AI agent feature will be extended to cryptocurrency trading. Eligible U.S. users will be able to connect third-party AI agents to execute crypto asset trades, work with AI agents to build trading strategies, and set specific risk limits without continuously monitoring their accounts.
The company also said that more than 70,000 "agentic accounts" have been created since the beta launch of its AI agent feature for stock and options trading.
Robinhood has not disclosed a formal production launch date for the crypto trading AI agent feature.
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