Robinhood is expanding its services with 24-hour weekend trading for a selection of U.S. stocks and ETFs. It also plans to offer perpetual futures to eligible U.S. customers and, through a partnership with Cboe, let users wager on specific corporate earnings metrics.
The initiatives are part of a broader strategy to give active traders tools traditionally used by institutional firms. The weekend service extends Robinhood’s existing round-the-clock weekday trading, which the company says accounts for a significant portion of its volume on busy days. The expansion reflects a wider industry trend toward constant market access for global investors.
Robinhood unveiled the features at its HOOD Summit ’26. The announcement also included AI-powered trading agents.