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# Robinhood Equity (Beta)

https\://www\.robinhood.com

StockHero now supports US equity trading through Robinhood’s newly launched Agentic Trading capability.

To trade US equities through Robinhood, users must first create and set up an **Agentic Account** with Robinhood.

Users can also trade cryptocurrencies through Robinhood using the same connection.

To get started, go to StockHero’s **Brokerage API** page, select **Robinhood Equity**, and follow the instructions to connect your Robinhood account.

{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that this brokerage type is in beta phase.
{% endhint %}

### Asset Segregration between Robinhood Equity and Crypto

StockHero offers two separate Robinhood brokerage connection types: **Robinhood Equity** and **Robinhood Crypto**.

Users can connect **both** brokerage types to StockHero. However, the two connections use different Robinhood accounts:

* **Robinhood Equity:** Assets traded through this connection are held within the user’s **Robinhood Agentic Account**.
* **Robinhood Crypto:** Crypto trades use funds from the user’s **main Robinhood account**, not from their Agentic Account.

Please ensure that you select the appropriate Robinhood brokerage type based on the assets you wish to trade.

| Broker type in StockHero |     Cryptocurrencies    |         Equities        |
| ------------------------ | :---------------------: | :---------------------: |
| Robinhood Equity         | Held in Agentic Account | Held in Agentic Account |
| Robinhood Crypto         |   Held in Main account  |           N.A.          |


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