Every chain holds its own pot of buying power. Deposit on one, trade on another, and the built-in bridge moves value across in a click — no external bridge sites, no wrapped-token detour.
How balances work
- Deposits credit the balance of the chain they arrive on: send on Solana → Solana USDC; send on BNB Chain → BNB USDC; send on Robinhood → Robinhood USDG.
- Buys spend from the balance of the token’s chain; sells return proceeds to that same chain’s balance.
- Transfers between your wallets, Consolidate & Distribute, and withdrawals are all same-chain only.
The bridge
Moving value between your per-chain balances happens in-app, in one click — no external bridge sites, no wrapped-token gymnastics, no 15-minute settlement roulette.
- Fee: 0.50% of the bridged amount, minimum $0.50. ($500 bridged → $2.50; $60 bridged → min applies → $0.50.)
- The bridge moves your stable balance — to redeploy a memecoin position to another chain, sell first, bridge, buy there.
What is USDG?
USDG is the stablecoin your Robinhood Chain balance is held in, the same way USDC holds your balance on Solana and BNB Chain. It behaves identically: deposits credit it, buys spend from it, sells return to it, and the bridge moves value in and out of it. Nothing about fees, tiers or referrals changes with it.
Why a stablecoin
A stable unit of account keeps every number honest: your balance doesn’t swing with SOL’s price, PnL means what it says, and position sizing in % of portfolio (the only sizing that matters) stays interpretable across chains.
Gas
You don’t need to pre-manage gas tokens on every chain to trade. Network costs are shown in the trade quote before you confirm.
Frequently asked questions
Can I hold SOL, BNB or other tokens instead?
Yes — native tokens and any memecoins you buy are held as-is in your wallets; the stable balance is the buying-power layer.
Is the Trady balance custodial?
No. Funds sit in your non-custodial wallets (export the keys anytime); the balance view and bridge are conveniences over them, not a pooled account.
Can I withdraw from one chain’s balance to an address on another?
No — withdrawals are same-chain. Bridge to that chain’s balance first, then withdraw there. Last modified on August 18, 2026
