Robinhood Review

Robinhood offers crypto in the EU through Robinhood Europe UAB in Vilnius, authorised under MiCA by the Bank of Lithuania and passported to all 30 EEA countries.

This Robinhood review covers the authorisation, crypto transfers, staking and the documents still to be checked.

CoinTrustRadar.com editorial team Facts checked from primary sources
7.5Reliability Score

Very good

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How the Robinhood Reliability Score is built

7.5/10
MiCA licence
3/3
Track record
1.5/2
Transparency
0.5/1
Identity checks
1/1
Account protection
0.5/1
Euro withdrawals
1/2

Every part is scored with the same published method. Points are given only for facts confirmed from a public source. How we rate

Pros

  • MiCA passport for 30 of 30 EEA countries
  • Operating since 2013
  • 65+ crypto-assets
  • Staking available

Cons

  • Past incident: Data breach in November 2021
  • Euro withdrawal fee not published
  • Proof of reserves not confirmed
  • Withdrawal allow-list not confirmed

MiCA authorisation

Authorised
  • EU entityRobinhood Europe UAB
  • LEI254900GTP4UXQO1UMI36
  • RegulatorBank of Lithuania (LSC)
  • Home stateLithuania
  • Authorised29 May 2025
  • Passport30 of 30 EEA countries
Authorised MiCA services (4)
  • Custody of crypto-assets
  • Order execution
  • Reception and transmission of orders
  • Transfer services

Source: ESMA interim MiCA register, downloaded 24 October 2026. How to check a licence

Company and track record

  • Founded2013
  • Registered addressKonstitucijos st. 21A, 08130, Vilnius, Lithuania

Past incidents: Data breach in November 2021

Trading fees depend on the product and screen you use, so check the fee schedule or the app before you buy.

Try the fee calculator to see what one purchase costs in total.

Payments

Deposit methods are shown in the app before you pay.

  • EUR withdrawalSEPA

Coins and products

  • TypeBroker app
  • Coins65+
  • StakingYes
  • Crypto withdrawalsYes

Account security

  • Two-factor authenticationYes
  • Withdrawal address allow-listNot confirmed
  • Proof of reservesNot confirmed

"Not confirmed" means we could not confirm the feature from a public source; it does not mean the feature is missing.

Identity checks (KYC)

Required

Robinhood verifies the identity of every customer before trading, as EU anti-money laundering rules require.

Where Robinhood is available under MiCA

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Notified in 30 EEA countries

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czechia, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia, Slovakia

A MiCA passport means the firm may offer its services in that country; it can still choose not to accept customers from every country.

Robinhood review: verified facts

  • Crypto transfers: Robinhood's EU crypto page states that you can send and receive crypto to and from external wallets, and that network fees may apply.
  • Staking: available for ETH and SOL, from as little as €1 of crypto, according to the EU staking page.

The EU crypto page gives two different figures for the number of assets, "90+" in one place and "65+" in its FAQ, so this site shows the lower figure.

Robinhood review: how the Reliability Score was calculated

The Robinhood Reliability Score is 7.5 out of 10, rated Very good, calculated with the same published method as every other exchange.

PartPointsBasis
MiCA licence3 / 3Authorised by LSC, passport notified for 30 of 30 EEA countries
Track record1.5 / 2Operating since 2013; past incident: Data breach in November 2021
Transparency0.5 / 1Fee schedule published; proof of reserves not confirmed from a public source
Identity checks1 / 1Identity verification (KYC) required before trading
Account protection0.5 / 1Two-factor authentication available; withdrawal address allow-list not confirmed from a public source
Euro withdrawals1 / 2Euro withdrawals to a bank account: SEPA; fee not confirmed from a public source

Points are given only for facts confirmed from a public source; "not confirmed" means we could not confirm a feature, not that it is missing.

Robinhood review: compared with similar MiCA providers

The table below places Robinhood next to similar MiCA providers, so that differences in authorisation and score are easy to see.

ExchangeTypeRegulatorEEA countriesReliability Score
RobinhoodBroker appLSC307.5
eToroBroker appCySEC309.0
RevolutBroker appCySEC299.0
Trade RepublicBroker appBaFin308.0

Register facts from ESMA; Reliability Scores calculated with the published method.

Scores measure documented reliability factors, not which provider is cheapest for your way of buying.

Robinhood review: what a purchase would cost

The trading fee for Robinhood has not yet been confirmed on its EU fee page, so enter the fee you see before you buy.

Cost of a purchase at Robinhood

Total cost
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Spread, deposit and withdrawal fees are set to zero unless verified; check the provider's fee page for current figures.

Robinhood review: who it may suit

Robinhood's EU service may suit people who want a simple app with crypto transfers to and from external wallets and staking for ETH and SOL from small amounts.

Because its EU fee schedule and user agreement are published as PDFs that could not yet be read, the cost of buying and selling is still unconfirmed here.

Frequently asked questions

Is Robinhood MiCA-authorised?

Yes. Robinhood Europe UAB is listed in ESMA's register, authorised by the Bank of Lithuania and passported to all 30 EEA countries.

Can I move crypto from Robinhood to my own wallet?

Yes, according to its EU crypto page, with network fees that may apply.

Does Robinhood offer staking in the EU?

Yes, for ETH and SOL, according to its EU staking page.

Written and fact-checked by
CoinTrustRadar.com editorial team

Every figure on this page is checked against the ESMA register, the exchange's own terms and fee pages or another primary source, and the sources are listed above. Editorial policy · How we rate