1inch Integrates Robinhood Chain At Launch, Expanding Liquidity Access For Tokenized Assets
In Brief
1inch has integrated Robinhood Chain at launch, enabling liquidity access and infrastructure support for trading tokenized real-world assets.
1inch, a decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem, has announced the integration of Robinhood Chain, the newly launched blockchain developed by Robinhood for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). The integration positions 1inch as one of the first major swap and routing ecosystems to support the network following its launch.
According to the announcement, Robinhood Chain’s testnet has processed more than $2 billion in RWA transfer volume, underscoring growing demand for infrastructure capable of supporting tokenized asset markets at scale. Through the integration, 1inch is expected to enable swaps of Robinhood’s Stock Tokens and exchange-traded products (ETPs) via its decentralized application (dApp), Wallet, and Swap API from the first day of the network’s launch.
Infrastructure Designed to Support Tokenized Asset Trading
The initial phase of the integration includes support for a selected range of tokenized assets, the onboarding of relevant liquidity sources, and pricing data backed by Bitstamp. The integration also includes backend infrastructure for pricing, gas estimation, balance tracking, compliance checks, and transaction gateway services. In addition, support for both Classic Swap and Fusion is planned, with the combined infrastructure intended to facilitate trading of tokenized real-world assets on Robinhood Chain at launch.
The announcement noted that liquidity for tokenized real-world assets may be distributed across multiple issuers, trading venues, and market participants. The routing infrastructure is designed to improve access to available liquidity while supporting intent-based execution where applicable. This approach is intended to simplify trade execution and reduce the need for users to manually identify optimal trading routes.
“Robinhood Chain brings tokenized real-world assets on-chain. Our role is to provide the infrastructure that makes them liquid and tradable,” said Sergej Kunz, co-founder of 1inch in a written statement. “As one of the largest US retail crypto platforms enters the RWA market, efficient routing, deep liquidity and reliable execution become increasingly important. That’s what 1inch has spent years building,” he added.
“Robinhood Chain is designed to make digital assets in general, and tokenized RWAs in particular, more accessible, interoperable, and useful across the onchain ecosystem,” said Gaëtan Thabot, Director of Partnerships at Robinhood Crypto in a written statement. “Integrations with infrastructure providers like 1inch help expand the ways eligible users and developers can access liquidity across tokenized assets on Robinhood Chain,” he added.
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