Robinhood has released its Q1 2026 figures, showing steady growth across its business. The Robinhood Q1 results point to higher revenues and continued user expansion. Trading activity and subscriptions both played a role in the quarter’s performance.

• Total net revenues reached USD 1.07bn (ca. EUR 917m) , up 15% year-on-year. Transaction-based revenues rose 7% to USD 623m (ca. EUR 534m) , supported by options and equities trading. Crypto revenues fell 47% to USD 134m (ca. EUR 115m), weighing on overall mix.
• Net income came in at USD 346m (ca. EUR 296m), up 3% compared to last year. Diluted earnings per share increased to USD 0.38 (ca. EUR 0.33). Operating expenses rose 18% to USD 656m (ca. EUR 562m), mainly linked to marketing and growth investments.
• Net interest revenues increased 24% to USD 359m (ca. EUR 308m), driven by higher interest-earning assets. Other revenues rose 57% to USD 85m (ca. EUR 73m), supported by subscription products. Robinhood Gold subscribers grew 36% to 4.3 million.
• The Robinhood Q1 results also show funded customers reaching 27.4 million, up 6% year-on-year. Investment accounts rose to 29.1 million. Average revenue per user increased 8% to USD 157 (ca. EUR 135).
• Event contracts activity stood out during the quarter, with a record 8.8 billion contracts traded. This supported a rise in “other transaction revenue”, which increased 320% to USD 147m (ca. EUR 126m). The figures point to growing engagement in prediction-style products on the platform.

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