Robinhood Crypto is available in Europe: Robinhood Europe, UAB has been licensed by the Bank of Lithuania as a crypto service provider under MiCA since May 29, 2025, and may market its offering across the EU via passporting. According to the current German fee schedule, buying and selling cryptocurrencies costs 0.95 percent of the euro value, with a minimum of €0.01. Robinhood does not charge for transfers to your own wallets, while a 15 percent commission trims staking rewards on Ethereum and Solana.
Robinhood is known as a US neobroker. For investors in Europe the question is how the app stacks up against established providers. This guide covers licensing, costs, coins, staking and tax. Our crypto broker comparison gives an overview of the alternatives.
Robinhood Crypto in Europe: what the app offers
Robinhood Crypto in the EU is an app for buying, selling and holding cryptocurrencies. Customers deposit euros, buy coins and can keep them in the app or send them to external wallets. The line-up includes the major assets such as Bitcoin,
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