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eToro Pitches Desktop Terminal to Active Traders With a View of Other Clients’ Positions

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eToro Pitches Desktop Terminal to Active Traders With a View of Other Clients’ Positions

eToro is inviting active traders to Edge, a desktop terminal that puts charts, news, positions and orders on one screen, it said today (Monday). Edge runs on the same account as the eToro mobile app, so portfolios and trade history carry over.

eToro unveiled Edge at its London product event on July 7, when the press release described it in a single line as a desktop app for active traders. Monday's post sets out the tools and invites users to sign in.

The terminal is pitched at the clients who trade most. eToro's capital markets trades held flat at 48.5 million in the second quarter. Funded accounts rose 18% from a year earlier to 4.28 million, while the average amount invested per trade fell 23% on the year to $207.

Robinhood introduced Legend, a browser-based platform with advanced charting and custom layouts, at its first HOOD Summit in October 2024.

Seven months later it took Legend to the UK, free for any Robinhood account holder, with about 6,000 US stocks and options contracts.

Morgan Stanley's E*TRADE piloted Power E*TRADE Pro, a separate desktop client with up to 120 tools across six screens, in April 2025, aiming it at its most active customers.

Edge spans stocks, ETFs and crypto, plus CFDs where they are available. eToro also says clients can trade select markets, including gold, oil and major indices, around the clock, depending on region.

The feature eToro singles out comes from its client base. Edge shows how millions of other eToro investors are positioned, next to the chart, a layer of market sentiment the company calls unique.


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