Broker eToro launches cryptocurrency to fiat conversion in the UK and EU
The feature is available for selected clients
24.03.2025 - 16:00
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What’s new? Crypto broker eToro has opened a feature for users in the EU and the UK to transfer cryptocurrencies from third-party platforms and wallets to eToro Crypto Wallet addresses. Users can convert these assets into cash and exchange them for other assets on the eToro platform.
What else is known? Selected users who store bitcoin or Ethereum on external wallets or exchanges can transfer these crypto assets into their eToro Crypto Wallet account and convert them to local currency in their GBP or EUR account.
Users can then reinvest them in any of the instruments available on the eToro platform, withdraw them as cash or spend them through their GBP or EUR account or eToro debit card, which is available for UK users.
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