eToro offers $50 bonus assets to new investors in limited-time promotion

eToro has launched a new promotion offering $50 worth of assets to new customers who open an account and deposit at least $200 – but the trading platform is warning that all investments remain at risk despite the welcome bonus.

The offer, available only to new users aged 18 and over, is part of a push by the multi-asset investment platform to attract first-time investors. Once eligible customers complete registration on the eToro platform and fund their account with $200 or more, the company says $50 in assets will be credited to their account.

Full terms and conditions for the promotion are set out in a detailed document published by eToro, which stresses that participation in the offer does not remove the financial risks associated with investing.

How the promotion works

According to the information provided, the steps to benefit from the offer are straightforward:

– Open a new account via the eToro platform
– Deposit a minimum of $200 into the account
– Receive $50 worth of assets added to the account balance

The promotion is explicitly restricted to new customers only, and participants must be at least 18 years old. Existing account holders are not eligible.

The company has published the full terms and conditions for the offer on its website, setting out the precise eligibility criteria, timing, and conditions under which the $50 assets are granted. Users are directed to review these conditions carefully before taking part.

Risks and legal disclaimer

Alongside the incentive, eToro emphasises that its service remains an investment platform where capital is at risk.

In its legal disclaimer, the company describes itself as a “multi-asset investment platform” and warns that the value of investments can both rise and fall. It states that customers’ capital and the amounts they invest are exposed to risk and that there is no guarantee of profit or of preserving the initial deposit.

The disclaimer underlines that standard terms and conditions continue to apply to all trading and investment activity on the platform, regardless of any promotional bonuses.

Caution urged for new investors

The initiative is likely aimed at encouraging people who have not previously invested to try out the platform with an added incentive. However, the repeated legal notice underscores that a bonus does not remove the underlying volatility of financial markets.

Regulators and consumer groups frequently advise new investors to ensure they understand how trading platforms work, to read all associated terms, and to avoid investing money they cannot afford to lose.

While the $50 asset credit may be attractive to those curious about online investing, users are being reminded that any subsequent trading decisions – whether with their own funds or with bonus assets – remain subject to market movements and could result in losses as well as gains.