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Fix a wrong-network message in your wallet

A network warning often means the app and wallet are looking at different chains. Switching the wallet view does not move your assets between networks.

  1. 01

    Check the network required by the action

    A Robinhood Chain swap needs Robinhood Chain. A bridge deposit needs the network you are sending from. For example, paying from Base requires the wallet to submit the deposit on Base even when Robinhood Chain is the destination.

  2. 02

    Check mainnet versus testnet

    Robinhood Chain mainnet uses chain ID 4663; its testnet uses 46630. Their balances are separate. Use the network setup page for the current mainnet RPC and explorer links.

  3. 03

    Select the intended wallet

    If several wallet extensions are installed, make sure the app is using the wallet you meant to connect. Unlock that wallet and review its network request. If a request is already pending, resolve it before trying again.

  4. 04

    Verify the network after switching

    The network tool checks the selected chain after the request. Some wallets add a network without selecting it, so choose Robinhood Chain manually if needed. On a phone, open the site inside the wallet’s own browser if the regular browser cannot detect it.

Your next step

Open network setup

Frequently asked questions

Will switching networks move my ETH?

No. It changes the chain the wallet displays and uses. To move funds between networks, use a supported bridge.

Does adding the network require a payment?

Adding network settings is not a blockchain transaction. This tool does not ask for a payment, token approval or signature.

Sources and review

Reviewed November 9, 2026. Steps describe RobinSwap and standard wallet behaviour; wallet labels can differ.

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