CFDs are complex instruments with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Most retail accounts lose money.
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eToro review

4.3 / 5

CopyTrader and a social feed on a Nasdaq-listed platform. Best for: investors who want to copy other traders.

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Each broker gets five sub-scores out of 5:

Regulation and safety (30%), trading costs (25%), platforms and tools (20%), range of markets (15%) and ease of use (10%). The overall score is the weighted average, rounded to one decimal.

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Regulation & safety (30%)
4.7
Trading costs (25%)
3.7
Platforms & tools (20%)
4.4
Range of markets (15%)
4.2
Ease of use (10%)
4.9
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CFDs are high-risk. Most retail accounts lose money.

Overview

eToro was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel. Listing: Nasdaq (ETOR). Markets on offer include Real stocks & ETFs, Crypto, Forex CFDs, Commodity CFDs and more, through 2 platforms.

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eToro homepage after the 2026 brand refresh, highlighting its Nasdaq listing (ETOR) and the new mobile app.

What we like

  • CopyTrader lets you mirror other investors' portfolios
  • Listed on Nasdaq; FCA, CySEC and ASIC regulated
  • Very easy app for stocks, ETFs and crypto

Watch out for

  • CFD spreads are wider than at IC Markets or XTB
  • Not available in Canada, Japan, India, Turkey and most of Africa
  • Withdrawal and currency conversion fees on the USD account

Regulation and safety

eToro Group is listed on Nasdaq. Clients are served by regulated entities in the EU (CySEC), UK (FCA), Australia (ASIC), the US and Abu Dhabi (FSRA). US residents can trade real stocks and crypto but not CFDs.

EntityRegulatorServes
eToro (Europe) LtdCySECEU / EEA
eToro (UK) LtdFCA (UK)United Kingdom
eToro AUS Capital LimitedASIC (Australia)Australia
eToro USASEC / FINRAUnited States
eToro (ME) LimitedFSRA (Abu Dhabi)Middle East
eToro (Europe) Ltd or regional entityCySECOther countries

Fees

CFD costs are in the spread (about 1 pip on EUR/USD), plus overnight fees on leveraged positions. Withdrawals from the USD account cost $5 and currency conversion is charged on non-USD deposits; eToro removed its inactivity fee on 28 May 2026.

BrokerAccountEUR/USD spreadCommissionCost of 1 lot EUR/USDWithdrawalInactivityCurrency conversion
eToroSource: BrokerChooser – eToro fees; TIC – eToro fees, checked 6 October 2026Standard1.0 pipstypical spreadNone (in the spread)$10.00$5 from the USD account ($30 minimum); free from EUR, GBP, AUD and DKK accountsNone since 28 May 2026 (previously $10/month after 12 months without login)0.75% at the base Club tier (lower for higher tiers)

Share of retail CFD accounts losing money: 61% at eToro (as reported early 2026).

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Account opening

Online with ID, proof of address and a knowledge questionnaire. The minimum first deposit depends on your country.

Deposits and withdrawals

Cards, bank transfer, PayPal and e-wallets in many countries. Withdrawals cost $5 from the USD account but are free from local-currency accounts (EUR, GBP, AUD, DKK).

Customer support

Help centre and ticket-based support; faster channels are tied to eToro Club tiers.

Platforms

eToro's web platform and app combine trading with a social feed, CopyTrader and ready-made Smart Portfolios. It is built for simplicity, so charting and order types are more basic than on MetaTrader or xStation.

  • eToro web platform
  • eToro mobile app

Markets

  • Real stocks & ETFs
  • Crypto
  • Forex CFDs
  • Commodity CFDs
  • Index CFDs

Who should avoid eToro

  • You trade forex actively and care about spreads (about 1 pip on EUR/USD)
  • You live in a country eToro blocks, such as Canada, Japan, India or Turkey
  • You are in the US and want CFDs (not offered)

Where eToro accepts clients

eToro publishes a list of blocked countries. It accepts US residents for stocks and crypto only, without CFDs. By our count that is 62 of the 197 countries we track.

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Sources: help.etoro.com, support.delta.app. Brokers change their lists without notice; the broker's sign-up form is the final word.

Latest eToro news

New feature

Social investing tools extended to options

eToro added its social features, such as sharing and following trades, to options trading for eligible users.

Source: eToro press releases

Company

Agreement to acquire TradeZero

eToro announced it will buy US broker TradeZero to speed up its expansion in the United States. Completion depends on regulatory approvals.

Source: eToro Investor Relations

New feature

New AI-first mobile app built around Tori

eToro released a redesigned app centred on Tori, its AI agent, which gives personalised portfolio insights and combines trading, investing, wealth and banking features.

Source: eToro Q2 2026 results

New feature

eToro drops its inactivity fee

eToro removed the $10 monthly fee it used to charge after 12 months without logging in. Withdrawals from the USD account still cost $5.

Source: TIC – eToro fees

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Frequently asked questions

Is eToro safe?

eToro Group is listed on Nasdaq. Clients are served by regulated entities in the EU (CySEC), UK (FCA), Australia (ASIC), the US and Abu Dhabi (FSRA). US residents can trade real stocks and crypto but not CFDs.

What is the minimum deposit at eToro?

Varies by country. The amount can depend on your country, the entity you sign with and the payment method.

Which platforms does eToro offer?

eToro web platform, eToro mobile app.

In how many countries does eToro accept clients?

By our count eToro accepts residents of 62 of the 197 countries we track. eToro publishes a list of blocked countries. It accepts US residents for stocks and crypto only, without CFDs.

Does eToro offer CFDs?

Yes, except to US residents, who can trade real assets only.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Most retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. Consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Each broker publishes its own current loss percentage on its website.