Virtuals Protocol has launched an on-chain index composer on Robinhood Chain, allowing users to create custom tokenized indexes and collect fees when others mint them, the company said on X.
The tool integrates with Robinhood Chain's infrastructure for tokenized assets. Users can combine multiple tokens into a single index, publish it to the network, and earn mint fees each time another user creates an instance of that index.
Robinhood Chain went live in July 2026 as an extension of Robinhood's brokerage platform, enabling on-chain stock tokens and agentic trading capabilities. Virtuals Protocol, which builds infrastructure for AI agents, has positioned itself as a core application layer on the chain alongside other integrations.
The index composer feature allows retail and institutional users to design baskets without requiring code or smart contract deployment. The mechanism mirrors traditional index fund structures but operates natively on-chain, with fee accrual happening at mint time rather than through periodic management charges.
Virtuals has not disclosed specific details about fee structures, minimum index compositions, or asset limits for index creation. The company did not respond to requests for clarification on whether the feature is available to all users or subject to any eligibility requirements.
