eToro at a glance
An established multi-asset broker, reviewed by the Tradelytic team and rated by traders.
eToro is a globally recognised multi-asset platform offering stocks, ETFs, forex, commodities and cryptocurrencies, with its proprietary social and copy trading platform available across web and mobile. Founded in 2007 and regulated across multiple top-tier jurisdictions including FCA, ASIC and CySEC, it is one of the most widely used retail trading and investing platforms in the world, with over 30 million registered users.
In our assessment, its strongest points are multi-jurisdiction top-tier regulation, a unique social and copy trading ecosystem and genuine multi-asset access spanning real stocks, ETFs and crypto alongside CFDs. The main trade-off is a fee structure that includes a $5 withdrawal fee and spreads that are wider than pure CFD-focused brokers, and the platform is less suited to advanced technical traders who need deep charting or algorithmic trading tools.
Our verdict
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Pros & cons
The honest summary, weighed from our testing and trader feedback.
- Regulated under FCA, ASIC and CySEC – full top-tier coverage
- 5,000+ instruments across stocks, ETFs, forex, commodities and crypto
- Unique copy trading and social trading ecosystem
- Real stocks and ETFs available alongside CFDs – genuine multi-asset
- 30+ million users – deep liquidity of copy portfolios
- $5 withdrawal fee on all withdrawals
- Spreads wider than pure CFD-focused raw pricing brokers
- USD-denominated account only – conversion fees for non-USD deposits
- Advanced charting and algorithmic trading tools limited vs MT4/MT5
Who it's for
Here's how to tell if this broker is right for you.
- Want top-tier multi-jurisdiction regulation including FCA and ASIC
- Are interested in copy trading or social portfolio features
- Want genuine access to real stocks and ETFs alongside CFDs
- Are building a diversified retail portfolio across multiple asset classes
- Prefer an intuitive proprietary platform over MT4/MT5
- Trade at high frequency and need the tightest raw spreads
- Want zero withdrawal fees
- Need advanced technical charting tools beyond the platform's native offering
- Trade in a non-USD currency and want to avoid conversion fees
Fees & platforms
What it costs to trade, and what you'll trade on.
eToro uses a spread-based pricing model with no commission on most instruments. Forex spreads start from 1.0 pips on major pairs. Stock CFDs carry a spread rather than commission. Real stock and ETF trades are commission-free for eligible clients. A $5 withdrawal fee applies to all withdrawals, and an inactivity fee of $10 per month activates after 12 months of no login.
Platforms
Trading is available exclusively on eToro's proprietary platform, accessible via web browser and mobile app for iOS and Android. The platform is well designed for retail users, with a social feed, copy trading interface, portfolio view and basic charting tools built in. It does not support MT4, MT5 or third-party algorithmic tools.
Funding
Deposits and withdrawals supported via bank transfer, credit and debit card, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller and other e-wallets depending on region. The account is USD-denominated – non-USD deposits are converted at a fee. Minimum withdrawal is $30.