Robinhood Markets IncRobinhood launches AI agent trading and credit card tools, expanding product offerings and customer base.

Robinhood is testing AI agents that can execute stock trades and credit card purchases without human input, CEO Vlad Tenev told CNBC. The company introduced two products in May — Agentic Trading and an Agentic Credit Card — that let customers connect third-party AI agents through Robinhood's Model Context Protocol servers, with activity kept in dedicated accounts separate from primary holdings. Agentic Trading allows connected agents to scan analyst notes, assess portfolio distribution, and place stock trades, with plans to expand to options, crypto, event contracts, and futures; every transaction triggers a push notification and users can disconnect an agent at any time. The Agentic Credit Card enables purchases via a dedicated virtual card linked to Robinhood Banking, with user-set spending limits and optional manual approval, earning 3% cash back for Gold Card customers. Robinhood's customer base has grown to nearly 28 million across 38 countries, and the launch follows a workforce reduction of about 290 full-time positions, roughly 10% of staff, as the company streamlines operations.
Robinhood Markets IncRobinhood launches AI agent trading and credit card tools, expanding product offerings and customer base.