Snowflake • Robinhood Token
Robinhood Stock Token linked to Snowflake (SNOW, ISIN US8334451098). A tokenised debt security issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited under a base prospectus approved by the Liechtenstein FMA; the shares are held by a US custodian. Imported from Robinhood’s own asset list — identity and contract are sourced, the figures are not checked per instrument.
In the Robinhood Wallet app
Who may buy is set by the issuer — check their terms.
Price, yield or minimum: check with the provider
Our source lists what SNOW.RH is and the security it tracks (SNOW), and where it is held (Robinhood Chain) — but states no price, yield or minimum for it. Left empty here rather than estimated.
Key facts
- Yield / return
- Price return
- Custody
- Robinhood Wallet (self-custody)
- KYC
- Required (Robinhood account)
Details
- Issuer
- Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited
- Type
- Tokenised debt security
- Category
- Tokenized Stocks
- Pillar
- Market Tokens
- Tracks
- SNOW
- Underlying ISIN
- US8334451098
- Yield source
- SNOW price performance
- Network
- Robinhood Chain
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
What you actually own
Robinhood Stock Tokens · Synthetic tracker
A certificate that tracks the price
- Dividends
- Not confirmed
- Voting rights
- No
- Corporate actions
- Not confirmed
- Redemption
- Not confirmed
- If the issuer fails
- A claim on the issuer
- Transfer
- Not confirmed
Robinhood describes the tokens as tokenized debt securities giving price exposure; no ownership of the share.
Who it is aimed at
Target / Area
Who can buy — as the issuer states it
Quoted from the sources linked, on the date shown. Terms change; the issuer has the final word (issuer documentation).
Questions about SNOW.RH and Tokenized Stocks
- Can I buy Snowflake (SNOW) as a token — and from which issuers?
- Who issues tokenized stocks — Coinbase, Robinhood, xStocks, Ondo, Dinari and the rest compared?
- xStocks or Ondo Global Markets — which tokenized stocks should I buy, and what do I actually own?
- Do tokenized stocks pay dividends, or does the issuer keep them?
- Can I buy tokenized stocks as a private investor in the European Union?
Buying SNOW.RH: common questions
How do I buy SNOW.RH?
In the Robinhood Wallet app. The token runs on Robinhood Chain.
Who can buy SNOW.RH?
As Robinhood Stock Tokens states it: US, accredited investors: no (Same exclusion for all US persons); US, retail investors: no ("May not be offered, sold or delivered … to U.S. Persons (as defined in Regulation S)."). The issuer has the final word; check its terms before buying.
Is owning SNOW.RH the same as owning SNOW shares?
No: it is a certificate that tracks the price. There are no voting rights.
What other tokens track SNOW?
Besides SNOW.RH, SNOW is available as SNOWon (Ondo Global Markets (BVI)), SNOW.RP (BG El Salvador, S.A. de C.V. (Reality)), SNOW (Dinari), SNOWx (Backed / Kraken (xStocks)). They track the same security but differ in issuer, legal structure, chain and target market.
The same security, 5 tokens
SNOW is not only available as SNOW.RH. The alternatives below track the identical underlying (ISIN US8334451098) but differ in issuer, chain, structure and the market each issuer aims them at.
More in Software
Snowflake is filed under Software (Technology). Industry: SEC SIC code 7372.
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Read from a catalogue that states identity but no yield, minimum or risk. Those fields are empty because the source is silent on them, not because the values are zero. Yields are variable and not guaranteed. Not investment advice. © 2026 TokenBank — operated by NumericalsAI Inc. · JSON