NEAR Intents Connects Robinhood Chain To More Than 30 Networks For Crypto Swaps

NEAR Intents has added Robinhood Chain to its 1Click Swap API, allowing users to swap supported crypto assets between Robinhood’s network and more than 30 other blockchain networks. The integration was announced on October 8 and is already available. Developers can also use the service in their own applications.

According to NEAR Intents, users can swap Ether (ETH) and the stablecoin USDG against more than 180 assets across these networks. However, not all of these assets are available directly on Robinhood Chain.

NOW LIVE: Robinhood Chain on NEAR Intents.

Builders can integrate the 1-Click Swap API to access unified liquidity across 30+ chains, with native settlement on Robinhood Chain by @RobinhoodCrypto.

And there’s more to plug in:
→ Option to enable Confidential Execution
→ Limit Orders
→ More cross-chain capabilities

— NEAR Intents (@near_intents) October 8, 2026

Robinhood Chain is built using Arbitrum technology and works as a layer-2 network for Ethereum. Layer-2 networks are designed to handle transactions more efficiently while remaining connected to the main blockchain.

The new integration allows applications to arrange swaps between supported assets on different networks through a single API. An API is a tool that allows different software systems to communicate with each other. Developers can use it to request prices, carry out cross-chain swaps and track transactions.

NEAR Intents has also enabled confidential swaps, deposits and withdrawals involving Robinhood Chain. Its documentation lists HOOD, USDG, WETH, USDe, PONS and CASHCAT among the initially supported assets. These assets can be accessed through both public and confidential transaction routes. The service also supports confidential execution and limit orders.

. @RobinhoodCrypto Chain is live on https://t.co/sryybkS1b8.

Swap ETH and USDG against 180+ assets across 30+ chains. Deposit, withdraw and pay to and from Robinhood Chain.

No navigating bridges, no new app. https://t.co/AQmtLpzqa2

— NEAR Protocol (@NEARProtocol) October 7, 2026

Developers can build these features into their own applications using the 1Click Swap API. NEAR provides software development tools for TypeScript, Go and Rust, making the integration useful for developers working with different programming languages.

The move follows other efforts to bring more assets to Robinhood Chain. In August, Coinbase’s Bitcoin-backed token, cbBTC, was reported to be expanding to the network through Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP). While that integration uses different technology, both developments aim to make more assets available on Robinhood Chain.

The latest announcement comes shortly after a separate security incident involving NEAR Intents. On October 2, the project’s general manager, Alex Shevchenko, said that the full $3.8 million taken in an exploit had been returned before the October 4 deadline set for the alleged attacker. He also said the team had identified the person responsible and stopped its investigation after the funds were returned.

This incident is separate from the Robinhood Chain integration. NEAR Intents has not announced when more Robinhood Chain assets will be added. For now, the new service gives users and developers more options for moving supported assets between different blockchain networks.

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