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Opening an account on eToro is free! No management or ticketing fees are charged and investing in stocks is commission-free. Withdrawals incur a low fee of $5 and FX rates apply to non-USD deposits and withdrawals.
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Zero-commission means that no broker fee will be charged when opening or closing the position and does not apply to short or leveraged positions. Other fees apply including FX charges on non-USD deposits and withdrawals. Your capital is at risk.
For clients of eToro AUS Capital Pty Ltd. AFSL 491139, only stocks traded on US stock exchanges are available to trade with no commission. Other stocks are offered as derivatives and bear commission. Offered through ARSN 637 489 466 and promoted by eToro Australia Pty Ltd. CAR 001281634. For additional information, please see “other fees” and CFDs sections
When buying cryptocurrencies on eToro, you gain ownership of the assets*.
The only trading fees charged by eToro are spreads, as detailed in the table below.
*All trades performed by clients under the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), are executed as CFDs, with no ownership of the underlying assets.
| Cryptocurrencies | Spreads iThe 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. |
|---|---|
|
BTC
Bitcoin
| 0.75 % |
|
ETHEREUM
Ethereum
| 1.90 % |
|
BCH
Bitcoin Cash
| 1.90 % |
|
XRP
Ripple
| 2.45 % |
|
DASH
Dash
| 2.90 % |
|
LTC
Litecoin
| 1.90 % |
|
ETC
Ethereum Classic
| 1.90 % |
|
ADA
Cardano
| 2.90 % |
|
MIOTA
IOTA
| 4.5 % |
|
XLM
Stellar
| 2.45 % |
|
EOS
EOS
| 2.90 % |
|
NEO
NEO
| 1.90 % |
|
TRX
TRON
| 3.5 % |
|
ZEC
ZCASH
| 3.5 % |
|
BNB
Binance Coin
| 2.45 % |
|
XTZ
Tezos
| 5 % |
|
LINK
Chainlink
| 3.9 % |
|
UNI
Uniswap
| 2.9 % |
|
DOGE
Dogecoin
| 2.9 % |
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Short selling orders on cryptocurrencies and leveraged trades are executed as CFDs that do not entail ownership of the assets and incur overnight fees, as detailed here.
* Min withdrawal amount and transfer fees (including any discounts) are subject to change at any given time and could change on a daily basis. We encourage you to visit this page periodically to stay updated on current fees.
CFDs are a popular way for trading different assets that allows greater flexibility – for example, leveraged trading and short selling.
CFD trading does not involve the acquisition of real assets, and incurs spreads and overnight fees.
Spreads
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.
*Fees generated from the spread will be charged at the closing of a position. There may be instances when market conditions cause spreads to widen beyond the spreads displayed.
*Spreads indicate the lowest possible scenario. Spreads are variable and may fluctuate.
Overnight Fees*
CFD positions that stay open overnight incur a small fee, relative to the value of the position. This is essentially an interest payment to cover the cost of the leverage that you use overnight.
Fees are in USD, per night, per unit
*Fees are subject to change at any given time and could change on a daily basis, without prior notice, depending on market conditions. We encourage you to visit this page periodically to stay updated on current fees.
To learn more about market opening hours and when overnight fees come into effect, please refer to the Market Hours and Events page.
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Spreads and overnight fee may be applied according to each opened copied position as listed on this page.
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FAQ
You can join eToro for free and any registered user receives a $100,000 demo account for free.
However, like all online platforms, eToro charges various spreads and fees for some trades and withdrawals. To learn more, please refer to Crypto, CFDs, and Other Fees.
Bid and ask rates are equivalent to BUY/SELL prices on eToro. When a position is long (BUY), the ASK rate is applied. When a position is short (SELL), the bid rate is applied.
CFD positions that stay open overnight incur a small fee, relative to the value of the position. It is essentially an interest payment to cover the cost of the leverage that you use overnight. Weekend fees are overnight fees that are charged for keeping positions open over the weekend. Therefore, a weekend fee is triple the overnight fee. Weekend fees are charged either on Wednesday or Friday, depending on the asset.
Leverage is a temporary loan given to the trader by the broker, enabling the trader to open a trade of a larger size with a smaller amount of invested capital. Leverage is presented in the form of a multiplier that shows how much more than the invested amount a position is worth.
For example: If you trade with no leverage at all and invest $1,000, for every 1% move in the market, you can gain or lose $10, which equals 1% of $1,000. However, if you were to invest the same $1,000 and trade using x10 leverage, the dollar value of your position would be equal to $10,000.
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The LIBOR is the most commonly used benchmark rate that is given by banks when charging other banks for short-term loans. LIBOR stands for London Interbank Offered Rate. There are a total of 35 different LIBOR rates posted each day, ranging from overnight to 12 months, and based on five different currencies. eToro uses the 1-month USD LIBOR rate for calculating overnight fees for stocks.
Rollover (weekend/overnight) fees change from time to time based on global market conditions. When this happens, we will implement the changes. Please be aware that fee changes always apply to open positions. We encourage you to keep up to date with the current rollover fees/refunds by checking our fees page. Please note that fees may change without advance notice.
Spread:
Spread * Price in USD * Number of units
Overnight fees (per night):
Fee * amount of units
In your portfolio page, on the history tab, you can see the fees that were paid for each trade as well as aggregated fees for different periods.
Overnight fees appear at the bottom of the trade window when opening a new trade.
Overnight fees are charged every night between Monday and Friday at 17:00 EST for open CFD positions. The weekend fee (x3) is charged on Fridays for most stocks, ETFs and indices CFDs and on Wednesday for most Cryptocurrencies, Commodities and Currencies. Overnight fees for Oil and Natural Gas are charged on Fridays. Overnight fees for cryptocurrencies are not charged on Saturdays and Sundays.
As soon as you open a new trade, you will see a “loss” in the position — this is due to the spread. However, the final calculation of the spread is made when you close the position and it is adjusted at that moment, according to the closing price.
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