How Do I Change My Address on eToro?

Written by Mike Druttman

Reviewed by Nick Zelver

Changing your address on eToro is simple, but there are a few steps to follow:

1. Log into your eToro trading account: Head to eToro.com and sign in with your credentials.
2. Go to Settings: Select ‘Settings’ from the menu
3. Select your profile: At the top, click on your profile. This will open a new screen.
4. Find 'Proof of Address': Inside this menu, look for the section labeled ‘Proof of Address’ and click it.
5. Upload your new proof of address: You’ll need to submit a document that clearly shows your name, your new address, and the issue date. Accepted documents include:
   
   ✅A utility bill (electricity, water, gas) issued in the last six months
   ✅A recent bank or credit card statement
   ✅A government-issued letter
   ✅A lease or rental agreement
   
   Make sure the details are easy to read. Take note that blurry uploads or cropped documents may get rejected.
6. Submit and wait: Once you upload the file, eToro reviews it. If everything checks out, your account's address will be updated. In my case, it took just under two days.

A personal tip: If anything goes sideways or you hit a snag, raise a ticket through eToro’s Customer Service Center. In my experience, they’re pretty quick to respond and takes just a few hours.

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