eToro Countries

Written by Mike Druttman

Reviewed by Nadav Zelver

eToro isn’t just another trading platform, it’s gone global in a big way.

As of August 6, 2025, over 35 million people have signed up across the world. That’s a massive user base, and it’s still growing.

So where exactly is eToro available? And what does that mean for traders and investors?

This page pulls together up-to-date research from trusted sources to give you a clear, current look at eToro’s global footprint and where you can use it.

Country-Specific Regulations and Compliance

Here’s something important to know before you start trading: your eToro account isn’t just generic. It’s tied to your location and regulated accordingly.

When you sign up, eToro automatically assigns you to the right entity based on where you live. This isn’t something you need to figure out yourself. The website or app detects your country and matches your account with the appropriate regulatory body, right at sign-up.

Here’s how that works by region:

• United Kingdom: eToro (UK) Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
• Europe: eToro (Europe) Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Securities Exchange Commission (CySEC).
• Australia: eToro AUS Capital Limited, regulated by the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC).
• Seychelles: eToro (Seychelles) Ltd, licenced by the Financial Services Authority Seychelles (FSAS).
• USA: eToro USA LLC, a registered Money Services Business (MSB) with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).

Stats: Funded Accounts by Region

Here’s a run down of where eToro’s active funded accounts are coming from and the numbers paint a clear picture.

Europe and the UK dominate, making up a combined 73% of all funded accounts on the platform. That’s a commanding majority and speaks volumes about where eToro’s strongest traction lies.

Next up is Asia Pacific at 12%. While smaller in comparison, it still represents a solid and growing user base in one of the world’s most dynamic markets.

The Americas contribute 11%, showing that eToro is making steady inroads into North and South America.

Bringing up the rear are the Middle East and Africa with a combined 4%. That might seem small, but these are emerging markets with room to grow,  and fast.

Add it all up, and you get a snapshot of eToro’s current global reach.

Global Footprint

eToro's operations stretch across a wide network of countries, each playing a different  part in the company’s infrastructure.

We’re talking: the US, UK, Netherlands, Denmark, Ukraine, Cyprus, Belgium, Israel, Gibraltar, Spain, Germany, Malta, Italy, UAE, Singapore, France, Seychelles, and Australia.

Whether it's a headquarters, an R&D hub, or a mobile dev office, each location supports the platform’s growth, tech development, and global presence.

This is what scale looks like when it’s built from the ground up.

List of Supported Countries

eToro operates in a broad mix of countries and regions. Here’s where you can access the platform:

*Note: eToro cannot provide service to US citizens residing outside the USA due to regulatory reasons.

New Brokerage Account Growth in Europe by 2025

Looking ahead, eToro is on track to expand its European footprint in a big way. By 2025, both seasoned investors and first-time users are expected to drive major growth across the continent.

Let’s break it down.

In Germany alone, projections point to 3.8 million users. Of those, 57% are expected to be existing investors already active on the platform, while 43% will be fresh faces getting started.

The UK isn’t far behind, with 2.5 million users forecasted and 65% of them already holding investments.

Other countries showing strong momentum include Italy, Spain, Sweden, the Netherlands, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Switzerland, Norway, Austria, Romania, and the Czech Republic.

All signs point to one thing: eToro’s European user base is gearing up for serious expansion.

Source: eToro client survey, Oliver Wyman analysis

This move shows eToro doubling down on Europe’s growth potential—clearly aiming to strengthen its position in the online trading and investment space across the region.

eToro continues to grow its global presence while staying aligned with local regulations. This makes it a platform that balances reach with regulatory responsibility. With this kind of expansion and strategic push, it’s set up to keep gaining ground in the global trading scene.

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