Send native ETH to the Parliamentary Giving Fund’s designated address on Robinhood Chain Mainnet.
Digital donation
Donate ETH on Robinhood Chain
Send native ETH to the Parliamentary Giving Fund’s designated donation address on Robinhood Chain Mainnet.
- Network
- Robinhood Chain Mainnet
- Chain ID
- 4663
- Accepted asset
- Native ETH
Check the network before sending
Select Robinhood Chain Mainnet and confirm chain ID 4663. Send native ETH only. A transfer made on another network or with another asset may not be recoverable.
Choose your route
- If your wallet already has ETH on Robinhood Chain: copy the address, paste it into your wallet and confirm the network before sending.
- If Robinhood Chain is not listed in your wallet: follow Robinhood’s network setup instructions, then return here to copy the donation address.
- If your ETH is on Ethereum or another network: review Robinhood’s bridging routes before making the donation transfer.
Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 network. Robinhood’s documentation identifies mainnet as chain ID 4663 and ETH as its native gas token. Robinhood Chain Testnet is a separate network with chain ID 46630.
Fund wallet address
The Robinhood destination published for this fund is: 0x98951fEA5700E4117798E735D024b0f1458C3033.
Keep the transaction hash supplied by your wallet as your transfer record.
What recipient instructions need to establish
An address is a technical destination, not a legal identity. A charity’s published instructions need to connect that destination to the receiving legal entity and its authorised operating arrangements.
Official donation instructions should identify:
- the receiving charity and purpose of the appeal
- the exact supported network and asset
- the address and the source confirming its authority
- the custody operator and route for transaction questions
- the applicable fees, restrictions and receipt arrangements
Custody and charitable authority
Possessing signing credentials and holding authority to approve charitable spending are different responsibilities. An operating agreement needs to explain how approvals, access, recovery and provider changes work.
A public transaction record cannot, by itself, show that trustees approved a payment or that a transfer fulfils a charitable purpose. Those questions depend on governance and accounting records.
Status of this page
This is an information page that explains how the destination address and recipient governance are structured before a contribution is submitted.
Content reviewed 8 September 2026 · Official