Nasdaq-listed trading platform eToro Group Ltd. on Monday reported preliminary May 2026 business metrics showing continued growth in assets and accounts alongside a clear shift in trading activity from crypto toward capital markets.
Assets under administration reached $20.1 billion, up 18% year over year. Funded accounts rose 17% to 4.23 million, though 110,000 of those came from eToro’s acquisitions of Zengo and Bit2C.
Capital markets and ECC trades climbed 59% to 64.0 million, while the invested amount per trade fell 36% to $201, suggesting more frequent but smaller positions. Crypto trades moved in the opposite direction, dropping 31% to 2.2 million, with the invested amount per trade down 28% to $203.
Total money transfers doubled year over year to $1.6 billion. Interest-earning assets rose 14% to $7.2 billion.
The figures were estimated as of May 31, were not audited or reviewed, and are subject to update, the company said.
eToro closed its $70 million acquisition of self-custodial wallet provider Zengo on April 30, according to its Q1 2026 results published on May 12. At that point, funded accounts stood at 4.02 million and AUA at $17.0 billion.
