Robinhood’s Web3 partner network covers data, risk control, liquidity, and other areas—its compliance capabilities become a competitive moat

Gate News message, March 31, Web3 asset data platform RootData reviewed Robinhood’s Web3 partner network. Its crypto supply chain has covered key areas such as data services, risk control compliance, and trading liquidity, and its compliance capabilities are shifting from a “cost item” to a “competitive moat.” In terms of structure, Robinhood’s crypto expansion emphasizes compliance first and steady scaling: on the one hand, it has already obtained multiple financial and crypto-related licenses in the United States and in multiple jurisdictions, and advancing its business within the regulatory framework gives it a first-mover advantage; on the other hand, in partner selection, it clearly favors vendors with strong compliance capabilities and mature, institutional-grade services. In risk control and compliance, Robinhood has brought in service providers such as TRM Labs and Sardine to strengthen on-chain transaction monitoring and anti-fraud capabilities; at the infrastructure layer, through network and service providers such as Arbitrum, Polygon, Alchemy, and Chainlink, it ensures system stability and data reliability; in trading and liquidity, it chooses support from certain CEXs and platforms such as WonderFi that have experience in compliant operations.