Invest in your favourite stocks

Stock investing may incur a flat fee of US$1–$2, depending on your country of residence and the base currency of the chosen stock. Check which fees apply here.

Please note that commission fees:
– Are calculated in USD, regardless of the base currency of the stock being traded
– Apply when opening and closing trades.
– Do not apply to CFD positions
– Do not apply to ETFs
– Do not apply to Copy trading or Smart Portfolios

When depositing and withdrawing in non-USD currencies, a conversion fee will be incurred. *Diamond members are automatically exempt from FX conversion fees. Platinum and Platinum+ members receive a 50% discount.

There is also a fixed $5 fee for withdrawals and a $10 monthly inactivity fee after 12 months with no login activity.

Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (UK stocks only): 0.5%. Stamp duty is a regulatory transaction tax levied by the UK government on the electronic purchase of all UK-listed stocks.

Although not a fee that is levied by eToro, each transaction is subject to a market spread upon opening and closing. This is determined by the market and is a characteristic that is consistent across all banks and brokers.

Further details in relation to our fees may be found here.

Yes. If you invest in shares of a company on eToro, you will be paid in proportion to the number of stocks you own whenever that company issues dividends.

Absolutely! Each new eToro user receives $100,000 in their eToro demo account, also known as a virtual money account, for free. The account gives you access to all of the assets available on eToro, including real-time stock trading.

eToro offers stocks from 17 exchanges around the world. However, please be aware that not every stock from each exchange is available on the platform. For a full list of stocks and exchanges, click here

When you open a non-leveraged BUY (long) position on a stock, you are investing in the underlying asset. The stock is purchased by eToro and recorded in our system under your name.

If you open a stock position on eToro, you are not issued a stock issuance certificate or allocated voting rights. Nonetheless, should the company issue dividends, your balance will be updated in accordance with your holdings.

The eToro trading platform is not an exchange or a market. This means that you can only buy and sell stocks within the eToro trading platform. Currently, eToro does not offer the option to move open positions to another broker via the Automated Customer Account Transfer Service (ACATS) or any other system.