eToro App Store for third-party trading tools
A marketplace of trading and analytics apps built by developers and Pro Investors, available inside the eToro platform. It had more than 75 apps by mid-2026.
Key points
- Marketplace of third-party trading and analytics apps
- More than 75 apps by mid-2026
- Review each app's account permissions
eToro has launched an App Store: a marketplace of trading and analytics apps built by developers and Pro Investors, available inside the platform. It had more than 75 apps by mid-2026.
The store lets third parties build tools on top of eToro accounts, similar to plug-in marketplaces at other platforms.
Third-party apps may ask for access to your account data. Review what each app can see and do before connecting it, and remove the ones you no longer use.
Source: eToro Investor Relations. Written in our own words by the Broksal Team; see our methodology for how we cover news.
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