eToro said it will begin migrating existing clients to its redesigned trading app on 4 October 2026, according to Finance Magnates on 22 September. The new app was first presented at an event in July.
The details
- The upgrade is phased. The report says eToro has not published a completion date, a country-by-country order or an end date for the old app.
- It is automatic. Accounts, login credentials and portfolios carry over, so users do not have to move positions or open a new profile. Clients are asked to keep the current app installed while both versions exist.
- Anyone who wants the interface sooner can download an early-access app called eToro AI from the App Store or Google Play. It will be retired once a user's main app has been upgraded.
- The redesign includes revised portfolio views, more detailed asset pages, advanced charts and different display modes for portfolios and watchlists.
- Tori, eToro's AI assistant, sits at the centre of the interface. It answers questions and proactively surfaces information about assets in a user's portfolio or watchlist.
- eToro says the app is faster than the current one. The report notes that no independent comparison has been published.
- Feature availability may differ by jurisdiction.
- Other products shown in July, including agent-managed portfolios, sub-accounts and the eToro Edge desktop platform, are separate from the mobile migration and may follow different schedules.
What it means for clients
App redesigns can change where familiar tools are located, so clients may notice differences in how orders, alerts or watchlists are handled. It is sensible to confirm that open orders and saved settings look the same after the switch.
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