When @RobinhoodApp_EU published the full contract lineup on its support page, it revealed a perpetual futures offering considerably broader than initial coverage suggested. The complete list
When @RobinhoodApp_EU published the full contract lineup on its support page, it revealed a perpetual futures offering considerably broader than initial coverage suggested. The complete list spans 13 crypto assets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, $XRP, Dogecoin, Sui, Cardano, Avalanche, Chainlink, Hyperliquid, Bittensor, Aster, and Pax Gold, plus seven traditional instruments: QQQ, gold, silver, WTI crude, Brent crude, EUR/USD, and the EWY Korea ETF.
All contracts are structured as perpetual futures, meaning they carry no expiry date. Traders can hold positions indefinitely, provided they maintain sufficient margin. Leverage is capped at 10x across the platform. All order flow is routed through Bitstamp's exchange infrastructure, which Robinhood acquired for $200 million to secure a regulated foothold in European markets.
The breadth of the lineup goes beyond what was reported at the initial April 2026 launch, when coverage focused primarily on a handful of crypto assets. According to Robinhood's own EU support page, the platform now supports crypto, ETF, commodity, and currency perpetuals from a single account with unified margin. Reference prices for the new contracts are provided by Kaiko Benchmark Indices, which comply with the EU Benchmarks Regulation, adding an institutional-grade pricing layer to the venue.
The product operates under the MiFID II regulatory framework. Bitstamp Financial Services, the entity operating the derivatives venue, is authorized and supervised by the Slovenian Securities Market Agency. That structure gives Robinhood a compliant derivatives venue inside the EU, though it also means the offering comes with leverage caps and suitability requirements that offshore platforms are not subject to.
Robinhood Europe operates under both MiCA and MiFID II, a dual-regime setup that covers crypto assets and regulated financial instruments separately. Traders must pass an appropriateness assessment before gaining access, with a separate assessment required to unlock ETF, currency, and commodity contracts beyond the crypto tier.
The expansion is part of Robinhood's broader push to build a regulated multi-asset derivatives venue in Europe. The company now serves nearly 28 million customers across 38 countries, and has signaled plans to extend crypto trading into the UK and other markets. Whether US users will gain access to a comparable perpetuals lineup remains an open question, given the different regulatory environment they operate in.
Sources:Robinhood EU Perpetual Futures product pageBitstamp by Robinhood: General Launch AnnouncementCrypto Briefing: Robinhood rolls out perpetual futures in Europe
