eToro Reports $868M Net Contribution for 2025, Funded Accounts Rise to 3.8 Million

Tuesday, 17/02/2026 | 12:51 GMT by Tareq Sikder
  • Full-year GAAP net income rises 12% to $216M; adjusted EBITDA hits $317M.
  • Share buyback program increased by $100M; total remaining authorization $150M.
The crowed in front of booths of brokers, Deriv and eToro
The crowed in front of booths of brokers, Deriv and eToro

eToro Group Ltd. reported its full-year 2025 and fourth-quarter results today (Tuesday).

CEO Yoni Assia said, “We became a publicly traded company and significantly advanced the build-out of our global financial super-app.” He added that the company is expanding AI-powered tools and 24/7 access to select assets.

Crypto, Stocks, ISA Expansion Drive Growth

Yoni Assia, the CEO of eToro
Yoni Assia, the CEO of eToro

For the year, net contribution increased 10% to $868 million. GAAP net income rose 12% to $216 million. Adjusted EBITDA reached $317 million, and adjusted diluted earnings per share were $2.64.

During 2025, eToro expanded access to 25 stock exchanges and grew its crypto offering to over 150 assets. The company also launched stock margin trading, expanded derivatives, and grew UK ISA and Australian savings products.

In the fourth quarter, net contribution fell 10% to $227 million, while GAAP net income rose 16% to $69 million. Funded accounts grew 9% to 3.81 million, and assets under administration reached $18.5 billion.

CFO Meron Shani said, “Our fourth quarter results reflect the strength and resilience of our multi-asset business model.”

Share Buyback Program Increased $100M

eToro also increased eToro Money accounts and transaction volumes as part of its neo-banking expansion. Partnerships were launched with BWT Alpine Formula 1 and Gemini Space Station Inc to expand brand reach and migrate customers onto the platform.

The company increased its share repurchase program by $100 million, bringing total remaining authorization to $150 million, including a planned accelerated buyback of $50 million.

Brokerage Workforce Reductions Follow Industry Trend

Alongside its expansion and buyback program, eToro is reducing approximately 7% of its global workforce. CEO Yoni Assia said the move is intended to “ensure we are correctly sized to meet our business needs and support our long-term growth strategy.” The reduction could affect over 100 employees, though details on roles or locations have not been disclosed.

Workforce reductions are not uncommon in the brokerage sector. In recent years, other operators including IG Group, CMC Markets, and FXCM/Tradu have also reduced staff, sometimes citing technology or automation as factors.

eToro Group Ltd. reported its full-year 2025 and fourth-quarter results today (Tuesday).

CEO Yoni Assia said, “We became a publicly traded company and significantly advanced the build-out of our global financial super-app.” He added that the company is expanding AI-powered tools and 24/7 access to select assets.

Crypto, Stocks, ISA Expansion Drive Growth

Yoni Assia, the CEO of eToro
Yoni Assia, the CEO of eToro

For the year, net contribution increased 10% to $868 million. GAAP net income rose 12% to $216 million. Adjusted EBITDA reached $317 million, and adjusted diluted earnings per share were $2.64.

During 2025, eToro expanded access to 25 stock exchanges and grew its crypto offering to over 150 assets. The company also launched stock margin trading, expanded derivatives, and grew UK ISA and Australian savings products.

In the fourth quarter, net contribution fell 10% to $227 million, while GAAP net income rose 16% to $69 million. Funded accounts grew 9% to 3.81 million, and assets under administration reached $18.5 billion.

CFO Meron Shani said, “Our fourth quarter results reflect the strength and resilience of our multi-asset business model.”

Share Buyback Program Increased $100M

eToro also increased eToro Money accounts and transaction volumes as part of its neo-banking expansion. Partnerships were launched with BWT Alpine Formula 1 and Gemini Space Station Inc to expand brand reach and migrate customers onto the platform.

The company increased its share repurchase program by $100 million, bringing total remaining authorization to $150 million, including a planned accelerated buyback of $50 million.

Brokerage Workforce Reductions Follow Industry Trend

Alongside its expansion and buyback program, eToro is reducing approximately 7% of its global workforce. CEO Yoni Assia said the move is intended to “ensure we are correctly sized to meet our business needs and support our long-term growth strategy.” The reduction could affect over 100 employees, though details on roles or locations have not been disclosed.

Workforce reductions are not uncommon in the brokerage sector. In recent years, other operators including IG Group, CMC Markets, and FXCM/Tradu have also reduced staff, sometimes citing technology or automation as factors.

About the Author: Tareq Sikder
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About the Author: Tareq Sikder
A Forex technical analyst and writer who has been engaged in financial writing for 12 years.
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