Fees
and Charges

For withdrawals from GBP and EUR accounts to an external account, there is no fee.
For withdrawals from a USD investment account to external accounts, eToro charges a fixed $5 fee, to cover some of the expenses involved in international money transfers.
Minimum withdrawal amount: $30 from a USD account, and no minimum from GBP and EUR accounts.

This monthly fee applies to accounts with no logins in the previous 12 months.

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A market spread is the difference between an asset’s buy (bid) and sell (ask) prices when trading, without any additional markups by eToro (Spread fee). It is not a separate charge by eToro, rather a reflection of current market conditions.

Stamp duty is a regulatory transaction tax levied by the UK government on the electronic purchase of all UK-listed stocks.

Many factors influence the amount of payment you may receive from stock lending, making it difficult to estimate how much someone can earn from the process. 

When opting in, you allow eToro to consider your entire portfolio for lending. Shares are lent according to market demand. It’s possible that none of your shares are loaned during a particular month, which would produce no payment, but it’s also possible that your entire portfolio is lent, and you receive a larger payment that month.

There are no additional fees for participating in the stock lending programme, other than the facilitation and maintenance costs.

If your shares are in demand and lent out, the general formula for calculating the gross daily amount earned (prior to any deduction of facilitation and maintenance costs, revenue shared with eToro etc.) on a lent position is as follows:

Daily gross revenue amount = asset closing price × number of units × (lending fee rate % / 360)

If you wanted to calculate the lending revenue for Tesla Inc., assuming the following data doesn’t change for the duration of a 112-day loan: 

Asset closing price = $350

Number of Units = 2,000, 

Lending Rate (%) = 1%, 

Price = $350, 

Facilitation and maintenance cost (%)  = 15% ,and 

Days on Loan = 112.

Daily gross revenue = $350 × 2,000 × (1% / 360) = $19.44

Facilitation and maintenance total cost = $19.44 × 15% = $2.92

Net lending revenue = $19.44 – $2.92 = $16.52

Retained by eToro = $16.52 × 50% = $8.26

Your daily net revenue = $16.52 × 50% = $8.26

Your net revenue for a 112-day loan = $8.26 × 112 = $925.12

* The facilitation and maintenance total cost is 15% but may change in the future.

Note that the lending fee rate can change for the same lent shares over the duration of the loan. In securities lending, the fee rate is often variable and can be adjusted periodically based on market conditions, supply and demand for the shares, and other factors. For example, if the lending fee rate starts at 1% and then changes to 1.2% halfway through the loan period, you would calculate the revenue for the first half using the 1% rate and for the second half using the 1.2% rate, then sum the two amounts to get the total revenue.

There are no additional fees for participating in the stock lending programme.

A market spread is the difference between the buy (bid) and sell (ask) prices of an asset when trading, without any additional markups by eToro (Spread fee). It is not a separate charge by eToro, rather, a reflection of current market conditions.

The market spread is the difference between the bid and ask prices, and can vary depending on market conditions, although this is not a cost charged by eToro. 

A fee is applied when you transfer your cryptoassets to your eToro Money crypto wallet.

• If you transfer cryptoassets from the eToro platform, a fee of 2% is applied.
• If you transfer cryptoassets from or to an external source, eToro does not charge you. The only fee applied is the blockchain fee. 

Note: The fee has a minimum/maximum cap, details here.

A fee is applied when you sell crypto for GBP or EUR on the eToro crypto wallet.

You will be shown an estimated fee before you complete the sale.

Club discount:

• Silver members: 1% fee
• Gold & Platinum members: 20% discount, reduced fee of 0.8%
• Platinum+ and Diamond members: 40% discount, reduced fee of 0.6%

The spread is the difference between the buy and sell prices of a certain asset. Spreads are a common way in which trading platforms charge fees.

You can view the spread cost for opening or closing a trade by tapping “Estimated Opening/Closing Cost” on the Open/Close screens.

Click here for a full list of CFD spreads.

The market spread is the difference between the bid and ask prices, and can vary depending on market conditions, although this is not a cost charged by eToro.

CFD positions that stay open overnight may incur a fee, relative to the value of the position. This is the interest paid for holding the CFD position.

Click here for a full list of overnight fees.

Micro futures:

Micro E-mini S&P 500: $1.37
Micro E-mini Nasdaq 100: $1.37
Micro E-mini Russell 2000: $1.37
Micro Nikkei: $1.45
Micro WTI Crude Oil: $1.52
1-Ounce Gold: $1.27
Micro Henry Hub Natural Gas: $1.62
Micro Gold: $1.62
Micro Silver: $2.02
10 Year Yield: $1.32

• Fee is calculated in USD and applied on open and close of position.
• The commission fee partly reflects exchange fees. eToro may charge extra fees on positions left open for expiry.

Spot-Quoted Futures: 

Index futures: $1.22 per contract

Crypto futures: $1.22 per contract

• This is a flat fee per contract.
• Fee is calculated in USD and applied on open and close of position.
• The commission partly reflects exchange fees. eToro may charge extra fees on positions left open for expiry.

You can preview the commission fee calculation by clicking on the estimated cost tooltip in the trade screen. 

A market spread is the difference between an asset’s buy (bid) and sell (ask) prices when trading, without any additional markups by eToro (spread fee). It is not a separate charge by eToro, rather, a reflection of current market conditions.