eToro launches Visa debit card for European users
eToro boosts investor access with new card
eToro, the global trading and investment platform, has introduced a new Visa debit card for its European users, offering rewards on everyday spending. Issued under the eToro Money brand, the card is designed for daily purchases and enables users to earn 4% cashback in the form of European-listed stocks of their choice, which they can either sell or retain as long-term investments.
According to the company's press release, the card is available exclusively to eToro Club members and enables seamless domestic and international payments with zero currency conversion fees. The cashback is credited monthly, and users receive an email notification allowing them to change their selected stock.
Travel perks and regional rollout
The card also includes premium travel benefits: access to the Visa Luxury Hotel Collection platform with perks such as early check-in and late check-out, up to 10% discounts and free kilometers with Sixt Car Rentals, and participation in the Visa AirRefund program for flight delays or cancellations. The card is currently being rolled out in phases across Europe and comes with no issuance or monthly subscription fees. Users in the UK already have access and will now also benefit from the new stock-back program on UK-listed equities and the associated travel perks.
“We aim to provide our users with all the tools they need to trade, invest, and spend seamlessly. Expanding our debit card offering to include European users ensures a frictionless money management experience,” said Doron Rosenblum, Executive Vice President of Business Solutions at eToro.
Financial innovations and participation terms
The debit card forms part of eToro’s broader strategy to localize services across Europe. The platform recently introduced GBP and EUR accounts, allowing users to invest directly without converting to USD, thereby avoiding currency conversion fees when trading UK or EU-listed stocks. To activate the stock-back reward program (up to €1,500 per month), users must register via a dedicated opt-in form.
Earlier, eToro also launched a recurring investments feature for users in the UK, Europe, and the UAE—an initiative aimed at strengthening the company’s long-term investment offerings and giving users more control over their portfolio building.
