Do they accept a POA?
- Verified Robinhood does not offer Power of Attorney as an account feature, because it doesn't allow third-party login access to customer accounts. If the account holder is incapacitated or otherwise can't transact, Robinhood will review POA documents to confirm the agent's authority and offer temporary assistance with requests. official source ↗
Forms & documents
- Not published No Robinhood POA form is published. The help article lists information to provide during the in-app request.
How to submit
- Verified In the app or on the web: log in → Help → 'I need access to an account as a third party' → 'Power of attorney (POA) agent'. A Transitional Services representative reviews it and contacts you if more is needed. official source ↗
Turnaround
- Not published Not published.
If they refuse or stall
- Not published Not published. Robinhood's position is that a POA gets case-by-case 'temporary assistance', not ongoing agent access.
Information only, not legal or financial advice. This guide summarizes what institutions and California law publish. Rules change and every family is different. Talk to a California-licensed attorney before signing or relying on a power of attorney.