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eToro platforms and what happens when they go down
A platform outage with open positions is a failure of its own kind. Here is what eToro runs and what protects you on it.
Regulation: FCA (583263); CySEC (109/10); ASIC (AFSL 491139); Seychelles FSA (SD076); ADGM FSRA (220073); MAS (CMS101824); SEC/FINRA (CRD 298361). How eToro is regulated
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Platforms and tools
- Platforms
- eToro Web Platform, eToro mobile app
- Own platform
- Yes
- Mobile app
- Proprietary
- Browser trading
- Yes
- Automated trading
- No traditional MT4/MT5 EAs; automation possible through API/app ecosystem
- Copy trading
- Yes, CopyTrader
- Indicators
- 100+
- Third-party tools
- TradingView charting, TipRanks, AI-powered tools/apps
- API access
- Yes, Public API
What this means
eToro offers eToro Web Platform, eToro mobile app. A proprietary platform can be excellent, but it means your setup does not transfer if you later change broker.
Questions about eToro platforms
What platforms does eToro offer?
eToro offers eToro Web Platform, eToro mobile app.
Does eToro have a mobile app?
eToro's mobile app is recorded as: Proprietary.
Does eToro have its own platform?
Yes. eToro runs its own platform alongside any third-party software it offers.
Platforms at brokers under the same regulator
- Plus500 platforms also licensed by FCA
- Eightcap platforms also licensed by FCA
- Admirals platforms also licensed by FCA
- MultiBank Group platforms also licensed by CySEC
- FOREX.com platforms also licensed by FCA