Robinhood Markets Inc. is seeking to raise $2 billion through a convertible bond offering, according to multiple reports. The company is offering zero-coupon convertible senior notes with a maturity date of October 2029, a structure that does not pay regular interest and instead provides investors with potential equity upside through conversion. The deal is framed as part of a broader market move in which technology companies issue convertible securities to raise cash, often with investors accepting no coupon payments in exchange for conversion features. Bloomberg reports that Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are leading the offering, and The Next Web adds that the issuance includes a “greenshoe” option, which can allow additional shares or notes to be sold if demand is strong. While the reports describe the bond sale details and deal participants, they also indicate the funds are intended for corporate purposes, including a stock buyback. Both sources describe the planned size of the offering as $2 billion and highlight the company’s participation in the current convertible bond market.