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# What is Robinhood Chain?

## In one sentence

**Robinhood Chain** is the blockchain that $STAG lives on. Think of it as the "network" your $STAG, your NFTs, and your rewards all sit on.

## What you actually need to know

* It's an **Ethereum-style (EVM) chain** — so it uses **0x… wallet addresses** (same format as MetaMask/Ethereum).
* The **gas** (the tiny fee to do anything on-chain) is paid in **ETH**. So you'll always want a *little* ETH on Robinhood Chain to do things like stake or mint.
* It's **fast and cheap** compared to Ethereum mainnet.

## The important numbers (you'll need these once)

| Setting             | Value                                     |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------- |
| **Network Name**    | Robinhood Chain                           |
| **Chain ID**        | **4663**                                  |
| **Currency Symbol** | ETH                                       |
| **RPC URL**         | `https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com` |
| **Block Explorer**  | `https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com`   |

> You usually only enter these **once**, when you add the network to your wallet. Our site can also add it for you automatically. See [Set Up Your Wallet](/stag-docs/getting-started/wallet-setup.md).

## The "explorer" — your receipt book

The **block explorer** (`robinhoodchain.blockscout.com`) is like a public receipt book. You can paste any wallet address or transaction there and see exactly what happened. Every claim you make on this guide can be checked there.


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