Does eToro Charge You Daily?

Written by Mike Druttman

Reviewed by Nadav Zelver

Yes, but it depends on what you’re trading. If you're using eToro to open CFD positions (like leveraged trades on crypto, stocks, forex, indices, or commodities), you’ll pay a daily overnight fee. This fee kicks in when you keep the position open past market close.

Think of it as a rolling charge for holding borrowed money overnight. It’s small, but it adds up if you hold the trade for multiple days. Fees apply each trading day until you close the position.

CFD Positions Held Overnight

Got a CFD position running past market close? You’ll get charged an overnight fee, often called a swap or rollover. This happens every night from Monday to Friday.

Now here’s the twist: most assets also come with a weekend fee. That’s a charge equal to three nights’ worth, rolled into one. It covers Friday through Sunday and typically lands on either Wednesday or Friday, depending on the asset.

So if you're holding leveraged trades overnight, keep an eye on the calendar. Those fees stack up.

Crypto, Stocks & ETFs (Non-CFD)

No overnight charges here. That’s because you’re not using leverage. You either:

• Own the asset outright (like stocks or ETFs), or
• Buy crypto directly without borrowing funds

Daily swap fees is not a thing in this case.

Just a heads-up: eToro does apply a one-off commission or spread on crypto trades (usually around 1%). You might also see currency conversion or withdrawal fees, but again, nothing that hits you daily.

Not sure if your trade will rack up a daily fee? Here’s what I do:

Before placing any order, I open the trade window on eToro and tthen click on th encircled "i" icon, which shows the exact overnight fees right there, so no more guesswork. I always take a second to check that box. That way, I know upfront what the costs are and when they kick in.