Robinhood Trading MCP
Robinhood’s Trading MCP is an official Model Context Protocol server that lets a compatible third-party AI agent read authorized account and market data and place supported orders in a dedicated Agentic account. Max AI Trading is independent from Robinhood and is building around this supported connection model.
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Official Robinhood Trading MCP
Equities + options
Current documented order support
Dedicated account
Only the Agentic account is tradable by the agent
Model Context Protocol is a standard for exposing tools and context to compatible AI clients. Robinhood publishes a Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint and an authorization flow for connecting an agent to a Robinhood Agentic account.
Robinhood documents read access across the customer’s Robinhood accounts, including account numbers, positions, balances, transactions, order history, watchlists, and scans. That broad visibility makes data minimization, clear consent, secure token handling, and provider privacy terms essential.
The current official documentation says an agent can place long equities and options orders in the dedicated Agentic account. The agent cannot place trades in the customer’s other Robinhood accounts through the Trading MCP.
A customer needs a primary individual investing account in good standing before opening an Agentic account. Agentic accounts can use cash or limited margin for unsettled-funds access, but Robinhood states that margin borrowing is not currently enabled.
The integration design adds a proposal, policy, approval, and audit layer around official MCP tools. The current deployment does not yet submit live Robinhood orders; production execution will remain gated until authorization, token storage, revocation, idempotency, reconciliation, monitoring, and incident procedures are complete.
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Robinhood controls its products, eligibility, documentation, and tools. These official sources are authoritative if a capability changes after this page was reviewed.
Provider capabilities last reviewed August 13, 2026.
FAQ
Robinhood documents read access to all Robinhood accounts and their details, but Trading MCP order placement is limited to the dedicated Agentic account. Review the authorization screen and your AI provider’s privacy terms carefully.
Robinhood warns that an agent can place trades without per-trade confirmation if instructed to act that way. Max AI Trading’s design keeps an independent human-approval control available so the user can choose a stricter workflow.
No. Legend and the Trading MCP are separate products. Legend may be useful for manual analysis and trading, but it does not replace MCP authorization.
No. Max AI Trading is an independent application and is not endorsed by or affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc. Robinhood is referenced to explain compatibility with its official tools.
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