Options, reimagined.
Most brokers show you the options. We show you who's trading them.

Make options work for you.
Real context. Real ideas.
Options trading just went social. View other options traders, see their portfolios and track records, and even duplicate the trades you want, based on your investment objectives and risk tolerance, directly into your own account.
Duplicating trades does not guarantee positive outcomes. You are solely responsible for all options trading decisions. Learn more about options at etoro.com/review_risk.

Get 3.25% APY
Not every day is a trading day. Uninvested cash in your options account earns 3.25% APY¹ from the first dollar, so your money keeps working between trades. No minimum, no commitment. Opt in once from the etoro Wallet tab.
3.25% APY · paid monthly

Follow. Review. Duplicate. Earn.
Four reasons to trade options on etoro.
- Follow and learn from other etoro Options traders
- View options-only trading stats
- See historical win rates with asset breakdowns
- Stay on top of moves with real-time notifications
- Get notified when traders you follow make a move
- Review their trades in real time
- Duplicate the ones you want into your own account
- Get notified when duplicated trades are closed
- Hold or close. Your call.
- A quicker, more visual interface
- Explanations built into every step
- Learn as you go, at your own pace
- Or scroll straight to Advanced mode
- Get 3.25% APY on your options balance
- Paid monthly, straight into your account
- One-time opt-in via the etoro Wallet tab
- Your money works even when uninvested
Your options. Your way.
Choose the path that suits you. Switch whenever you like.
1 | IF YOU'D RATHER LEARN FROM OTHERS
Follow an options trader
Review options traders' track records and duplicate the trades you want into your own account in real time. When a trader closes a position you duplicated, you'll get notified, too. Your call whether to close or stay in.
2 | IF YOU WANT FULL CONTROL
Trade them yourself
Calls, puts, and spreads with built-in explanations. Every step of your trade connects to the reason behind it. Already know your way around? Go straight to Advanced mode
3 | IF YOU'RE PROTECTING WHAT YOU HOLD
Options as a hedge
Some traders open short-term options against long-term holdings, one way to act on a near-term move without selling. You decide which strategies best fit your portfolio.
Start with the basics.
A short course on how options actually work, so you can get started with a clear head.
- What options are, in plain English
- The trade-off: more room up, more room down
- How traders use options alongside what they already hold

Straight answers to the questions options traders ask first.
You must first qualify for an options account. To check if you qualify, select options trading as an interest in Settings > Verification Center > Experience and Objectives. A high tolerance for risk is a prerequisite for options trading due to the increased risk inherent to this asset class.
Zero commission and no per-contract fees. SEC and FINRA regulatory fees apply to certain transactions. A clearing-firm processing fee may apply to certain services. Learn more here.
Residents of NV, HI, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands need a verified, funded etoro account to access this interest offer. Residents of all other US states require an approved options account.Terms apply.
A $2/month operational fee applies. etoro waives this fee for accounts with $5,000 or more in total portfolio value at month end. No commitment is necessary to receive interest. You can enroll or unenroll at any time.
Interest earned is visible in your monthly account statements. There may be a one-month delay between enrollment and your first payment.
You can trade calls, puts, and spreads on publicly traded companies. Search for a company, tap Trade, then Trade Options, and then choose your contract type, expiration date, and strike price.
Follow any options trader directly from their profile. When they open or close a position, you'll get notified. You decide whether to duplicate an options trade and when to close it. Duplicated trades do not close automatically, so make sure to monitor your options trades, as their value can move quickly in either direction.
