Robinhood Ventures

Venture capital firm

Value Add VC tracks 2 companies Robinhood Ventures has invested in and 2 venture rounds it took part in (0 as lead).

Robinhood Ventures key facts (as of )

FactValueSource
TypeVenture capital firmValue Add VC classification
Venture rounds tracked2 (led 0, joined 2)
1 in the last 12 months
Recent deals table on this page (each round cites its source)
Portfolio companies tracked2Portfolio list on this page

Recent deals we track

2

Track record: led 0 and participated in 2 of 2 tracked venture rounds · 1 in the last 12 months

DateCompanyEventRoleAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Aug 20, 2026Apollo AtomicsSeedParticipated$31M—Pulse story
Oct 27, 2025MercorSeries CParticipated$350M$10BMercor

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At a glance

Robinhood Ventures appears in 2 funding rounds tracked by ValueAddVC since 2025. Its most recent tracked deal was Apollo Atomics' $31M Seed round (Aug 20, 2026).

Recent changes

  1. Oct 26, 2026Robinhood Opens Retail Door Into Cognition's $48B AI Bet Pulse story
  2. Aug 20, 2026Invested in Apollo Atomics (Seed, $31M) Tech Startups
  3. Aug 11, 2026Robinhood's YC-Linked Retail Fund Nears NYSE Debut Pulse story
  4. Aug 5, 2026Robinhood Lists a Fund That Buys Y Combinator Stakes Pulse story
  5. Aug 5, 2026Robinhood Lets Retail Investors Back Y Combinator Startups Pulse story
Earlier changes (2)
  1. Aug 5, 2026Robinhood Opens Y Combinator Startups to Retail Pulse story
  2. Oct 27, 2025Invested in Mercor (Series C, $350M) Mercor

Portfolio

2 total

Sector / Stage Activity

By sector (portfolio)
Energy
1 · 50%
AI infra
1 · 50%
By stage (tracked rounds)
Seed
1 · 50%
Series C
1 · 50%

Co-Investors

11

Value Add Research

Latest Pulse

  1. Robinhood Opens Retail Door Into Cognition's $48B AI BetRobinhood Ventures Fund I bought a $10 million stake in Cognition, the AI coding startup behind Devin, giving non-accredited investors indirect exposure to a private company valued at $48 billion.→
  2. Apollo Atomics Raises $31M to Shrink Nuclear ReactorsApollo Atomics, an MIT spinoff, raised a $31M seed to build factory-made compact nuclear reactors with 40x smaller footprints, targeting AI data centers hungry for dedicated power.→
  3. Robinhood's YC-Linked Retail Fund Nears NYSE DebutRobinhood Ventures Fund II, a closed-end fund giving retail investors exposure to 80 early-stage startups linked to Y Combinator, closes its share-request window August 12 ahead of a planned NYSE debut at $25 a share on August 13.→
  4. Robinhood Lists a Fund That Buys Y Combinator StakesRobinhood Ventures Fund II is set to list publicly on August 13 at $25 a share, aiming to raise $200M so retail investors can indirectly back roughly 80 Y Combinator-linked private companies -- while paying Robinhood 2% and 20% carry.→
  5. Robinhood Lets Retail Investors Back Y Combinator StartupsRobinhood is listing a publicly tradable fund that invests in current and former Y Combinator startups, opening up to $200M of early-stage venture exposure to any retail investor for the first time.→
  6. Robinhood Opens Y Combinator Startups to RetailRobinhood's second closed-end venture fund, set to list publicly on August 13 at $25/share, will let any retail investor buy exposure to Y Combinator startups for the first time.→

Robinhood Ventures FAQ

What stage does Robinhood Ventures invest at?

In the rounds Value Add VC tracks, Robinhood Ventures' deals were most often Seed (1) and Series C (1).

What companies has Robinhood Ventures backed?

Companies Value Add VC tracks as Robinhood Ventures investments include Mercor and Apollo Atomics.

Who does Robinhood Ventures co-invest with most?

In the rounds Value Add tracks, Robinhood Ventures most often invests alongside Alumni Ventures (1 shared deal), Benchmark (1 shared deal), Felicis Ventures (1 shared deal), General Catalyst (1 shared deal), Hanwha Asset Management (1 shared deal).

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