eToro to Migrate Existing Clients to AI-Centred App from 4 October

eToro will begin moving existing clients to its redesigned trading application on 4 October, starting a phased migration to the mobile platform it unveiled in July. The upgrade will be automatic, according to a client communication, with users retaining their existing accounts, login credentials and portfolios. No position transfers or new profiles will be required.

The communication states that customers will be upgraded “in stages,” meaning the new application will not replace the current version for all users on the same date. eToro has not disclosed which clients or jurisdictions will move first.

Clients who want early access to the redesigned interface can download a separate application currently labelled “eToro AI” from Apple’s App Store or Google Play. This app will appear alongside the existing eToro application. eToro has asked clients not to delete the current app while both versions are available. Once a customer’s existing application is upgraded, the temporary eToro AI app will be retired, and the user will continue trading through the updated main eToro application.

The changes include revised portfolio displays, more detailed asset pages, advanced charts and different viewing modes for portfolios and watchlists. eToro also says the rebuilt application should operate faster than the existing version, although it has not published an independent performance comparison.

Tori, eToro’s AI assistant, sits at the centre of the new interface. In addition to answering user questions, the system is intended to proactively display information connected to assets held in a portfolio or included on a watchlist.

The migration represents the broader rollout of a product first presented by eToro in July, rather than the launch of a separate trading account or brokerage service. At that time, the company said the application would bring together its trading and investment functions with AI-supported research and portfolio information. Other products announced alongside it, including agent-managed portfolios, sub-accounts and the eToro Edge desktop platform, are separate from the current mobile migration and may follow different availability schedules.

The rollout also follows the April relaunch of Tori, when eToro added persistent conversational memory and market-sentiment data sourced from X through Grok. eToro has not provided a completion date for the migration, a country-by-country schedule or a date when the previous app will cease operating for its final users. Availability of individual functions may also differ by jurisdiction.