eToro review: fees, markets and who it suits
Copy trading and crypto in one app. Facts checked 18 October 2026.
Best for
People who want to copy other investors and hold crypto and stocks in one app.
Watch out for
Crypto carries 1% per position and moving it to your own wallet 2%. Currency conversion differs by level.
Fees and facts
- Stocks and ETFs
- ETFs without commission; stocks may carry $1 to $2 on opening and closing a position
- Currency conversion
- depends on membership level and payment method; no fixed figure is published
- Deposits and withdrawals
- Withdrawal free, or $5 on a USD account
- Inactivity fee
- no fee
- Markets
- stocks, ETFs, crypto and CFDs
- Crypto
- crypto, with a 1% fee per position on the basic levels
- Fractional shares
- Yes
- Demo account
- Yes
- CFDs offered
- Yes
- Regulation
- eToro (Europe) Ltd (CySEC, licence 109/10)
Fees are taken from the provider's own price list.
How eToro makes money
eToro earns from spreads, crypto fees and currency conversion, so it is worth looking at the whole cost, not only the commission.
Pros
- Copy trading and a social feed
- Wide range of products
- Simple platform
- Demo account
Cons
- Higher withdrawal and crypto fees
- Wider spreads
- Conversion cost depends on your level
Investing carries risk and you can lose money. CFDs are complex and most retail accounts lose money. This is information, not investment advice. How we make money.