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eToro is an online investing platform built around social investing, trading tools, market access, and investor education.

Last updated September 25, 2026

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Overview

eToro is an online investing and trading platform whose stated mission is to open global markets, connect users with leading investors, and provide tools to help them develop their knowledge and wealth. The company says it was founded in 2007 by three entrepreneurs seeking to disrupt trading, make it accessible to anyone, anywhere, and reduce dependence on traditional financial institutions. The supplied evidence does not name those founders or establish the legal relationship between the eToro brand and the specific entity eToro Limited. The platform combines access to financial markets with social and educational features. Its official homepage describes more than 5,000 assets across stocks, crypto and ETFs, fractional-share investing, a Virtual Portfolio for practice, and a community where users can follow investor activity and share ideas. The company also presents its trading services as accessible to beginners, with low entry amounts, and describes its fees and charges on the site. Availability and product terms may vary by location. Social investing is central to eToro’s history and positioning. Its OpenBook service, introduced in 2010, let users share insights and follow other investors; CopyTrader enabled users to replicate traders’ strategies. The company later combined its social and trading features into an all-in-one platform and added asset classes and investment tools over time. Its current vision emphasizes simple, transparent investing, innovation, shared knowledge, and educational support. The official website describes a global presence, users in 75 countries, and regulation by FINRA and the SEC. It also displays the wording “Nasdaq listed ETOR.” The supplied evidence does not clarify which legal entity is listed or provide a specific listing date, so those points should not be attributed to eToro Limited without further confirmation. The provided sources do not establish headquarters, ownership, named executives, or a detailed legal-entity structure.

History

eToro’s official account dates the company’s founding to 2007. It says three entrepreneurs set out to disrupt trading, make it accessible to anyone, anywhere, and reduce reliance on traditional financial institutions. The supplied company history does not identify the founders, and it does not establish how the brand relates legally to the specific entity named eToro Limited. In 2009, eToro introduced WebTrader, described as a user-friendly service with advanced tools for new and experienced users. In 2010, it launched OpenBook, an early social-investing feature through which users could share insights and follow one another’s activity. The company also introduced CopyTrader, allowing users to replicate the strategies of other traders. In 2012, eToro released a mobile app for WebTrader and OpenBook, extending the platform’s functions to mobile devices. The company expanded its markets and assets in subsequent years. In 2013, it added global stocks and Bitcoin trading. In 2015, it brought its social and trading features together in an all-in-one platform, combining elements of WebTrader and OpenBook. In 2016, eToro officially launched in Australia. In 2017, it introduced Smart Portfolios, then called CopyFunds, grouping assets around themes and strategies, and expanded its cryptocurrency offering to include XRP, Ether, and Litecoin. The current official site presents eToro as a platform for investing across multiple asset classes, with social features, educational materials, and a Virtual Portfolio for practice. Its stated vision is a world where people can trade and invest simply and transparently; its mission is to open global markets, connect users to leading investors, and provide tools to support knowledge and wealth-building. The company’s vision also stresses accessibility, innovation, shared knowledge, user experience, and education. The homepage describes more than 40 million users and a presence in 75 countries, and includes claims about FINRA and SEC regulation. It also displays “Nasdaq listed ETOR,” but the supplied evidence does not identify the listed legal entity or a listing date. The evidence does not establish eToro Limited’s headquarters, ownership, named executives, or corporate structure; these details are therefore not stated here.

  • 2017

    Smart Portfolios and expanded crypto offering

  • 2016

    Launch in Australia

  • 2015

    All-in-one platform introduced

  • 2013

    Stocks and Bitcoin added

  • 2012

    Mobile app launches

  • 2010

    OpenBook introduces social investing

  • 2009

    WebTrader goes live

  • 2007

    eToro is founded

Products and positioning

A global social investing platform that seeks to make investing more accessible and transparent by combining market access, investor connections, trading tools, and education.

  • eToro investing platform

    An online platform for investing and trading across asset classes, with social and educational features.

  • OpenBook

    A social-investing feature introduced in 2010 for sharing insights and following other users.

  • CopyTrader

    A feature that lets users replicate traders’ strategies.

  • Smart Portfolios

    Portfolios that group assets by themes and strategies; introduced under the earlier name CopyFunds.

  • Virtual Portfolio

    A practice feature presented on the official homepage as a way to practise risk-free.

  • eToro Academy

    The company describes free learning materials including guides, courses, and videos.

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