Robinhood® Login

Sign in to your account quickly and securely. Follow this guide for step-by-step instructions, common issues, security tips, and helpful links.

Why secure login matters

Your Robinhood account gives access to sensitive financial data and the ability to trade. Protecting your account with strong login practices helps prevent unauthorized access and financial loss. Below you'll find a clear, user-friendly guide to signing in on desktop and mobile, plus immediate troubleshooting and security best practices.

Quick Sign-In (Desktop)

  1. Open a modern web browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari).
  2. Navigate to the official Robinhood sign-in page: https://robinhood.com/login.
  3. Enter the email address associated with your account in the Email field.
  4. Enter your password in the Password field. Tip: use a password manager to paste a long, unique password.
  5. If you have two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled, you'll be prompted for your verification code. Enter the code from your authenticator app or SMS.
  6. Click Sign In. If credentials are correct, you'll be taken to your dashboard.
Read full desktop steps

Quick Sign-In (Mobile)

Sign in using the Robinhood mobile app on iOS or Android for a smoother experience.

  1. Open the Robinhood app on your device.
  2. Tap Sign In on the welcome screen.
  3. Enter your email and password or use biometric sign-in if available and configured.
  4. Complete any required 2FA step and tap Continue to access your account.

Tip: enable Face ID or fingerprint login if your device supports it — it speeds access while keeping security high.

Full Desktop Sign-In Walkthrough

1. Verify the URL

Always confirm you are on the correct website. Look for robinhood.com in the address bar and a secure padlock icon. Avoid logging in from links in unsolicited emails or messages.

2. Enter Credentials

Type your email and password carefully. If you use a password manager, let it fill the fields for you — it reduces the risk of phishing attacks.

3. Two-Factor Authentication

If enabled, Robinhood will request a second form of verification. Use an authenticator app (recommended) or SMS. Authenticator apps (Authy, Google Authenticator) are more secure than SMS.

4. Security Prompts

You might be asked to verify recent activity or confirm your device. Follow the prompts carefully. If something looks unfamiliar, pause and contact Robinhood support.

Troubleshooting: Can't Sign In?

If you run into problems signing in, try these steps first — they solve most common issues.

Security Best Practices

Protecting your account requires both secure habits and the right tools. Adopt the following practices to lower the risk of unauthorized access:

Account Recovery Steps

If you completely lose access to your account, follow the recovery steps:

  1. Attempt password reset via the "Forgot password" link.
  2. Use backup 2FA codes or alternate verification methods you previously configured.
  3. If those aren't available, open a support ticket with Robinhood and be prepared to verify identity (photo ID, personal information, or other requested documents).
  4. Follow instructions from official Robinhood channels only; do not share sensitive information in public forums.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What if I forgot my email address?
A: If you no longer have access to the email on file, contact Robinhood Support for help. Be ready to provide identifying information to regain access.
Q: Is SMS-based 2FA secure?
A: SMS is better than no 2FA, but it's vulnerable to SIM swapping attacks. Use an authenticator app for stronger protection.
Q: How do I sign out on a lost device?
A: Use another device to sign in and go to security settings to de-authorize devices, change your password, and revoke sessions if available.
Q: Who do I contact for account issues?
A: Reach out to Robinhood Support through the official app or website. Avoid sharing credentials on social media or with unverified people.

Helpful Links

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