eToro vs Webull

eToro vs Webull: Fees

eToro charges a 1% fee that is included in the 'spread' between the buy and sell price. The fee may vary depending on the type of asset you invest in on their platform (e.g Cryptocurrncy or Stocks).

Webull on the other hand takes zero commissions from their users, however, they do have a fee structure that is enforced by regulatory agencies and exchanges. The below image highlights the fees that those external agencies charge.

eToro vs Webull: Supported Assets

eToro currently supports the option to invest in over 16 Global Markets (American, European, Australian, Chinese, Japanese and more), 50 cryptocurrencies, commodities, ETFs, stocks and more. Their platform is the most diverse multi-asset brokerage investing platform in the entire world.

The Webull trading platform currently offers over 2,000 Stocks, ETFs and Commodities. The Webull Crypto App also has over 44 different cryptocurrencies to buy and sell.

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eToro vs Webull: Security

eToro has acquired the proper licensing in the United States and are regulated by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). Webull provides 2FA (two-factor authentication), 128-bit encryption, mobile security features and firewalls. They also provide the standard $500,000 USD of Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) insurance for clients.

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Final Verdict

eToro is widely regarded as one of the best financial investing platforms in the world. They have been around for almost 20 years and have the most diverse range of assets to invest in out of any platform globally. They also charge low fees when investing in their assets.

If you are interested in learning more, check out our full eToro Review.