Buy, sell, send, and receive crypto.

When you open a non-leveraged buy on etoro, you own the underlying cryptoasset. You can hold it, sell it, or transfer eligible assets to your eToro Wallet. Ownership terms vary by product and jurisdiction.

More than 100, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Cardano. A more limited selection is available to NY residents. See full list of supported cryptos for more details.

Where it's available, CopyTrader lets you mirror the crypto trades of experienced etoro investors in real time. You can review their full track record, risk score and current portfolio before copying. The minimum copy amount is $200. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and copying involves risk. CopyTrader is not a recommendation or investment advice and is not currently available to all US clients. Learn more.

Yes. Every etoro account comes with a $100,000 virtual portfolio that uses live market data. You can use it to test investing styles, try out CopyTrader, or get familiar with the platform before trading with real funds.

A flat fee 1% applies on every crypto buy and sell. etoro does not charge any storage or custody fees. Network fees may apply when you move crypto to or from an external wallet, and etoro Club members qualify for reduced rates as their tier goes up.

No. Crypto positions can be held for as long as you want, with no overnight charges or custody fees.

Yes. Supported assets can be moved from etoro to the etoro Wallet, and from there to an external wallet. Not every asset is transferable, transfer and network fees may apply, and availability varies by region. The etoro Wallet does not support transfers to or from third-party self-hosted wallets or disreputable virtual asset service providers due to regulatory requirements in the US.

You can deposit supported cryptoassets from an external wallet into your etoro account via the etoro wallet. Then, you can manage your crypto in the wallet, sell it for fiat and use the funds to reinvest within your etoro investment account, or transfer it to your etoro investment account as an open crypto positions.

etoro uses a combination of cold and hot storage with regulated custody providers, and segregated client cryptoassets. For added security, two-factor authentication is required to access accounts.

Cryptoassets are highly volatile and largely unregulated. Prices can move sharply in short windows, you could lose all of the money you invest, and past performance may not be a guarantee of future results. Do not invest unless you are prepared to lose the full amount.

Cryptoassets are not covered by deposit-insurance or investor-compensation schemes in the US the same way bank deposits or some securities are. Although etoro does carry FDIC and SIPC insurance for client funds up to $500,000, including up to $250,000 for cash holdings, this does not apply to cryptocurrency investments.

No. The returns shown on asset pages, investor profiles, and Smart Portfolios are historical only. While they can provide useful context, they do not predict future performance and don't account for taxes considerations or for your specific circumstances.