How do I log in to Robinhood?

Visit robinhood.com/login or open the official mobile app, enter your registered email and password, and complete any enabled two-factor authentication steps to access your dashboard.

What if I forget my password?

Use the 'Forgot Password' link on the login page to receive a password reset email. Follow the instructions and create a new strong password promptly.

How do I enable two-factor authentication (2FA)?

Enable 2FA in your account security settings and use an authenticator app or SMS as your second factor. Authenticator apps are generally more secure than SMS.

I lost my 2FA device — what now?

Contact Robinhood support to begin account recovery. You will need to verify your identity; prepare to provide requested documentation and account details.

Log In | Robinhood® Login® - Sign In to Your Account®

Securely access your Robinhood account to trade stocks, options, cryptocurrencies, and manage your portfolio.

Robinhood has made investing accessible by offering commission-free trading and a mobile-first experience. Your login portal is the gateway to buying and selling assets, tracking positions, and researching markets. This page walks you through safe sign-in steps, common troubleshooting, and practical security measures to keep your account protected.

Go to Robinhood Login

How to sign in

Open the official login: Navigate to robinhood.com/login or launch the official Robinhood mobile app. Bookmark the page to prevent phishing.
Enter credentials: Provide your registered email and password. If you use an autofill or password manager, double-check the filled values are correct.
Complete 2FA: If two-factor authentication is enabled, enter the code from your authenticator app or the SMS code sent to your device.
Device verification: New devices or unusual sign-in locations may prompt additional verification via email or phone.
Dashboard access: After successful authentication, access your portfolio, explore market data, and place trades.

Troubleshooting common login issues

Forgot password

Click “Forgot your password?” on the login screen to request a reset link. Links are time-limited—complete the reset promptly and choose a new, unique password.

Locked account or suspicious activity

Multiple failed attempts or suspicious behavior may trigger a temporary lock. Follow instructions in any emails from Robinhood and contact support if you can’t regain access.

Lost 2FA device

If you lose access to your authenticator or phone, reach out to Robinhood support for account recovery. Be ready to verify your identity with account details and documents as requested.

App or browser problems

Ensure your app or browser is up to date. Clear cache, disable conflicting extensions, or try another browser to isolate local issues.

Security best practices

Enable two-factor authentication: Prefer authenticator apps (e.g., Authy, Google Authenticator) over SMS for stronger security.
Use strong, unique passwords: A reputable password manager can generate and store complex passwords for you.
Avoid public Wi‑Fi: Use a private network or VPN when accessing financial accounts.
Watch for phishing: Never click login links from unsolicited messages. Type robinhood.com directly into your browser.
Protect your email account: Your email is a recovery vector—secure it with 2FA and a strong password.

Robinhood mobile app

The Robinhood app supports biometric sign-in (Face ID or fingerprint) for quick access while preserving security. Keep the app updated and install only from official app stores. Use app notifications and alerts to monitor account activity in real time.

Why secure sign‑in matters

Secure access prevents unauthorized trades and withdrawals, keeps your personal data private, and helps you react quickly to market movements. Treat your login credentials like you treat any financial key—store them safely and monitor account activity regularly.

Need help?

If you can’t resolve a sign-in issue, visit Robinhood’s Help Center or contact support through official channels. Do not share passwords, verification codes, or personal details with anyone claiming to be support via unsolicited contact.