If you want to trade index CFDs on eToro, you’ll need at least $1,000 per trade. That’s the minimum trade size. It’s consistent across all index CFDs (think S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, or FTSE 100) on the platform.
Here’s where things often get mixed up. The minimum trade size isn’t the same as the minimum deposit.
Let’s discuss this quickly:
So, yes, you might be able to fund your account with $50, but you won’t be placing index trades until you’ve got enough in your balance to meet that $1,000 trade requirement.
Thinking of holding your position overnight? Heads up: overnight fees apply. These are standard for CFD positions and change based on a few things:
It’s not a dealbreaker, but you’ll want to factor these costs into your strategy.
While this info I shared reflects the most recent platform setup, eToro’s policies can actually change at any time. So before you hit that “Trade” button, check the latest terms directly on their platform or reach out to their support team.
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