Robinhood reported a full-year revenue increase of 85% in 2025, driven by rising trading volumes across equities and crypto. Operating income swung to a positive $320 million from a loss of $210 million a year earlier, reflecting both top-line strength and disciplined cost control. Net profit margins expanded to 12.5%, up from –4.8% in 2024, underscoring improved operational leverage as fixed costs were spread over higher transaction volumes.

The platform added 4.7 million net new funded accounts in 2025, bringing the total active user count to 17.3 million, a 37% year-over-year increase. Daily average revenue trades rose to 420,000, up 42% versus the prior year, while monthly active users climbed to 9.8 million, highlighting strong engagement and retention. Management targets another 30% membership increase by the end of 2026 through deeper penetration in underserved markets and new product launches.

Revenue from cryptocurrency transactions more than quadrupled in Q3 2025, reaching $180 million, and accounted for 28% of total transaction revenue for the quarter. Average commission per crypto trade rose 18% sequentially as Bitcoin and Ether trading volumes accelerated. The company has rolled out staking services and a new institutional lending platform, positioning the crypto segment to contribute over $1.2 billion in annualized revenue by mid-2027.