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Buyers · 12 acquisitions since 2019

What would Robinhood buy next?

What Robinhood has bought, and the companies checked on WhoBuys that it fits best.

Latest acquisitions

  • TradePMR (2025)· Robinhood completed the $300 million acquisition of TradePMR, a wealth management platform.
  • WonderFi (2025)· Robinhood announced that it would acquire WonderFi, a cryptocurrency trading platform based in Canada.
  • MIAXdx (2025)· Robinhood announced a joint venture with Susquehanna International Group to acquire MIAXdx; the acquisition closed in January 2026.
  • PT Buana Capital Sekuritas (2025)· Robinhood announced that it would acquire PT Buana Capital Sekuritas, an Indonesian brokerage, and PT Pedagang Aset Kripto, an Indonesian fi
  • Marex FCM (2024)· Robinhood acquired Marex FCM, a broker of futures contracts.
  • Pluto Capital (2024)· Robinhood acquired Pluto Capital, an AI-powered investment research platform.
  • X1 (2023)· Robinhood completed the $95 million acquisition of X1, a credit card issuance startup.
  • Chartr (2023)· Robinhood acquired Chartr, a publisher of a daily financial newsletter.
  • Binc (2021)· Robinhood acquired Binc, a recruiting firm.
  • Say Technologies (2021)· Robinhood completed the $140 million acquisition of Say Technologies, a company that helps shareholders vote proxies and ask questions of ma
  • Cove Markets (2021)· Robinhood acquired Cove Markets, a developer of cryptocurrency trading platforms.
  • MarketSnacks (2019)· Robinhood acquired MarketSnacks, a financial newsletter.

Companies checked here that fit Robinhood

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Past acquisitions from public data as of 2026-10-08, and companies whose websites resemble them. It says nothing about Robinhood's plans, and nobody listed is known to be in talks. Not investment advice. WhoBuys is independent and not affiliated with Robinhood or any company named. Deal data from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA).

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