Etherscan has introduced RobinScan, a dedicated blockchain explorer for Robinhood Chain. Available at robin.etherscan.io, the new tool gives users a way to explore the network’s public transaction records and onchain activity.
The rollout also includes support for Robinhood Chain Mainnet through the Etherscan API. In its September 14 update, Etherscan confirmed that developers can query the network using chain ID 4663, allowing applications to retrieve blockchain data programmatically.
What RobinScan Means for Users
A blockchain explorer helps turn public network records into information users can navigate. For anyone following Robinhood Chain, that means a place to investigate transactions and address activity beyond the information displayed in a wallet.
API support serves a different purpose: it lets developers bring network data into their own applications, dashboards and monitoring tools.
Part of Robinhood’s Onchain Expansion
Robinhood announced its public mainnet in July. Built using the Arbitrum Platform, the Layer 2 blockchain is designed for financial services and tokenized real-world assets.
RobinScan adds a practical tool for following that ecosystem. For users, the value is easier access to public blockchain records. For developers, Etherscan’s API support provides another way to work with the network’s data.
