Consolidated tape stream
Every print across every venue, normalized and monotonically sequenced.
rhrpc.v1.Tape/StreamTapeWhat it carries
One ordered stream of every trade on Robinhood Chain — Uniswap, Rialto, Lighter, Arcus, Morpho liquidations and RFQ fills — normalized into a single record type. Each print carries price in both token and underlying-share terms, the multiplier that converts between them, the market session, and the premium against the underlying snapshotted at execution.
Key fields
Delivery semantics
Backfill and live through one stream: supply a from_block and omit to_block to replay history then tail indefinitely. Resumable by cursor — reconnect with the last cursor and delivery continues without a gap. At-least-once with an explicit dedup key.
Volume: Volume scales with chain activity; the chain produces a block roughly every 100 ms. Every record carries a dedup_key and a monotonic sequence, so at-least-once delivery is deterministic to deduplicate.
Server-side filters
- token_symbols
- venues
- kinds (spot, perp, liquidation, mint, redeem, RFQ)
- min_size_usd
- block range (backfill then live)
Filters are evaluated before bytes leave us, so a narrow subscription costs you nothing in bandwidth or parse time.
Subscribe
import { RobinhoodRPC } from "@robinhoodrpc/sdk"; const client = new RobinhoodRPC({ apiKey: process.env.RHRPC_KEY! }); // Backfill then live: omit toBlock to tail indefinitely.for await (const msg of client.tape.stream({ fromBlock: 4_200_000,})) { handle(msg);}Sample message
{ "tape_sequence": "88214417", "token_symbol": "AAPL", "venue": "VENUE_UNISWAP", "kind": "TRADE_KIND_SPOT_SWAP", "side": "SIDE_BUY", "price": "231.4400", "price_per_share": "231.4400", "multiplier": "1.000000", "size_tokens": "18.25", "size_usd": "4223.78", "session": "SESSION_REGULAR", "underlying_market_open": true, "premium_bps_at_print": "14.2", "block_number": 4512889, "confirmation_state": "CONFIRMATION_STATE_INCLUDED"}Correctness notes
Prices in this stream are already multiplier-adjusted where the field says so. Robinhood’s own REST endpoint returns raw underlying values and Chainlink’s feed returns multiplier-adjusted ones; mixing them without applying the multiplier — or applying it twice — is the most common source of silent error on this chain.
The full set of rules is published at /docs/equities/correctness-rules.