Robinhood's October data now folds in Trump Account assets

Robinhood posted its October 2026 operating data on November 12, with footnotes spelling out what the headline numbers now include. Since July 2026, Total Platform Assets count Trump Account assets custodied by Robinhood, and Net Deposits count Trump Account contributions. Funded Customers, however, do not include Trump Accounts.

The Menlo Park company also laid out how its dealmaking shows up in Net Deposits. Bitstamp results have been folded in since June 2025, TradePMR since March 2026, and WonderFi since June 2026.

One older change still shapes the cash figures. In February 2026, Robinhood updated its brokerage High-Yield Cash program to fund growth in margin lending, holding the first $10 thousand in enrolled balances per eligible customer as free credit balances while customers keep earning the same interest rate. That shift moved more than $6 billion of Cash Sweep balances into free credit balances that February.

Average daily volumes, the release notes, are total trading volume for a period divided by the number of trading days in it. Robinhood also flagged that the data is unaudited and that figures for the most recent fiscal quarter are preliminary, built on company estimates and subject to closing procedures. Final results in its SEC filings might differ.

The full monthly metrics release, with definitions and extra detail, sits on investors.robinhood.com. Robinhood said it also discloses material information through the Overview tab of its Investor Relations site and its Newsroom, alongside press releases, SEC filings and public calls.