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eToro
FeaturedSocial trading, reinvented
Overview
eToro pioneered social and copy trading, letting you mirror the portfolios of top-performing investors. A great fit for beginners who want to learn by watching real trades unfold.
eToro supports Stocks, Crypto, Forex, ETFs, Commodities across 2 platforms, and offers Retail, Professional accounts to cover most trader profiles. Regulation is held with FCA, CySEC, ASIC, MAS, FSA.
With spreads starting from 1.0 and leverage up to 1:30, it's positioned for traders getting started who value social trading and copy trading.
Pros & Cons
- Copy trading feature
- Great for beginners
- Real stocks & crypto
- Strong community
- Wider spreads
- Withdrawal fees
- USD-only accounts
Platforms & tools
Regulation & safety
Fees breakdown
Illustrative summary - confirm current pricing on eToro's own website.
All-in variable spreads from 1.0 pips - the spread is the primary cost.
No separate commission on stock or ETF positions; CFD costs sit in the spread.
Overnight and weekend fees apply to leveraged CFD positions.
Flat withdrawal fee applies, with a minimum withdrawal amount and USD conversion where relevant.
Opening an account with eToro
- 1Create an account with your email or a social login
- 2Complete the profile and investing-experience questionnaire
- 3Verify identity and address to unlock full withdrawals
- 4Deposit at least $50 via card, bank transfer or e-wallet
- 5Explore CopyTrader or place your first trade directly
FAQ
What is the minimum deposit at eToro?+
eToro lists a minimum deposit of $50 to open a live trading account. Confirm the current amount on the broker's website, as it can vary by account type and region.
Is eToro regulated?+
eToro holds licences with FCA, CySEC, ASIC, MAS, FSA. The protections you get depend on the regulator and entity you sign up with - see each regulator's page on BrokaBoy for details.
What is the maximum leverage at eToro?+
eToro advertises maximum leverage of 1:30, depending on the instrument and your jurisdiction. Retail leverage may be lower under local regulation.
What are eToro's spreads and fees?+
eToro advertises spreads from 1.0. No separate commission on stock or ETF positions; CFD costs sit in the spread. Overnight and weekend fees apply to leveraged CFD positions.
Which trading platforms does eToro support?+
eToro supports eToro Platform, eToro Mobile across Retail, Professional account types.
How do I open an account with eToro?+
Create an account with your email or a social login Complete the profile and investing-experience questionnaire Verify identity and address to unlock full withdrawals Deposit at least $50 via card, bank transfer or e-wallet Explore CopyTrader or place your first trade directly
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