Robinhood's self-custody Web3 wallet now supports Bitcoin and Dogecoin networks
ChainCatcher news, according to Blockworks, users of Robinhood's self-custody Web3 wallet can now host, send, and receive cryptocurrencies on the Bitcoin and Dogecoin networks.
It is reported that in addition to adding Bitcoin and Dogecoin network support for all users, Robinhood has also enabled in-app token swaps on the Ethereum network. Starting Wednesday, some users can use this feature to swap over 200 tokens. The platform stated that this feature will be available to everyone in the coming weeks.
Previously, users of the Robinhood wallet could only swap cryptocurrencies on the Polygon network through the decentralized exchange aggregator 0x API.
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