As the tech industry rallies around AI agents, Robinhood has introduced new features that allow them to make payments and trade stocks on behalf of users. On Wednesday, the company announced support for trading via AI agents and the launch of a new agentic credit card, as reported by Techcrunch.com reports .
Robinhood users can now create separate accounts for their AI agents and link them to a dedicated wallet. While these agents analyze user portfolios and suggest investment strategies, they can only place orders within the limits of pre-loaded funds. Users receive notifications for all transactions and can monitor the process within the app.
The company has also placed a special focus on security. A fraud detection system reviews suspicious trades, and some operations require user approval. Currently, only stock trading is available in beta, but plans include adding options, cryptocurrency, and futures in the future.
Additionally, a new virtual credit card has debuted for Robinhood Gold Card holders, which can be used by AI agents. Through this card, agents can make payments, while users can set monthly limits and enable approval requirements for each transaction. The company has been rapidly developing its AI ecosystem since acquiring the Pluto platform in 2024.
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