Revenue Growth
Total net revenue grew 15% year-over-year to approximately $1.07 billion in Q1 2026, driven by growth across transaction volumes, interest-earning assets and increases in other revenue from Gold subscriber growth.
Strong Net Deposits
Net deposits totaled $18 billion in Q1, representing another quarter of 20%+ annualized net deposit growth (management called this their North Star KPI); April month-to-date net deposits were ~ $5 billion, and Q1 was the company’s third-highest quarter for net deposits.
Record Gold Subscriber Adoption
Gold subscribers reached a record 4.3 million, up 36% year-over-year; Gold is a 16% attach rate of the total customer base and accounted for 40% of new customers in Q1.
Banking and Card Traction
Robinhood Banking grew 5x since the prior earnings cycle with over $2 billion in net deposits, over 125,000 funded banking customers and a 40% direct deposit attach rate. Gold credit cards surpassed 800,000 customers with annualized purchase volume of $15 billion and management is on track to exceed 1 million cards and $100 million ARR this year.
Product and Market Expansion
Record engagement across prediction markets, futures, index options, shorting and margin; international funded customers approaching 1 million; plans to launch crypto in Canada midyear; in-principle regulatory approval in Singapore; Bitstamp gaining institutional share.
Prediction Markets Vertical Integration (Rothera)
Announced a JV exchange, Rothera, with Susquehanna (launch in Q2) to bring prediction markets in-house for end-to-end control over product selection and pricing; Robinhood is currently the largest retail brokerage in prediction markets and reported prediction-market volumes ~ $3 billion in April (second-best month).
AI Adoption and Efficiency Gains
Aggressive AI adoption: Robinhood Cortex used by nearly 1 million customers; internal AI tools used by over 90% of employees; reported nine-figure efficiency benefits previously and commits-per-engineer are up 50% since start of last year, accelerating development velocity.
Profitability Discipline and Margins
Management reported 50% adjusted EBITDA margins for the quarter and disciplined cost control: adjusted OpEx and SBC were $607 million in Q1, notably below prior outlook despite including $14 million of unplanned Rothera/Trump Accounts costs.
Capital Allocation and Share Repurchases
Repurchased over $300 million (≈4 million shares) year-to-date, with a Board-authorized repurchase program refreshed to $1.5 billion; management expects share count roughly flat this quarter.
Retirement and Long-Term Products Momentum
Customers added 500,000 funded accounts in Q1 and more than 1.5 million over the past year across Retirement, Gold credit card, Strategies and Banking; retirement assets crossed $30 billion.