eToro enhances long-term investing offering with launch of recurring investments feature
Trading and investing platform eToro has enhanced its long-term investing offering for users in the UK, Europe and the UAE by enabling recurring investments.
eToro users can now set up an automated repeat purchase of an asset at regular time intervals, helping users to consistently contribute towards their investment goals. By setting up a recurring investment plan, users can free up the time of placing manual orders. The new feature is available for stocks, ETFs, and cryptoassets.
“The launch of recurring investments is the latest example of eToro’s commitment to expanding its long-term investing offering. The feature is designed to help investors reduce the impact of volatility by maintaining a consistent investment strategy, regardless of market fluctuations. By setting up regular buy orders as part of their budget, investors can consistently contribute towards their investment goals.” explains Tuval Chomut, Chief Solutions Officer at eToro.
eToro’s recurring investments feature is available to eligible users in the UK, Europe and the UAE. Initial investment starts from USD$25, with a maximum of USD$5,000 per transaction and $25,000 in total transactions per month.
“Recurring investments are a key addition to our long-term investing offering, making it easier for users to build disciplined, sustainable strategies over time. This feature gives investors in the UAE a simple, automated way to stay consistent – no matter what the markets are doing. It’s another step forward in our mission to give people the tools they need to grow their wealth.” said George Naddaf, Managing Director MENA, eToro.
The addition of recurring investments is one of several recent launches from eToro. The platform has also unveiled a range of new portfolio tools designed to help users diversify and make more informed investment decisions. Recurring investments will also be available for stocks listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange and the Dubai Financial Market.
