Connect Claude to your eToro account for portfolio analysis, market research, and trading.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"io-github-gabrielcerutti-etoro-mcp-server": {
"command": "<see-readme>",
"args": []
}
}
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Connect Claude to your eToro account for portfolio analysis, market research, and trading.
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Connect any MCP-compatible AI assistant (Claude, Cursor, and others) to your eToro account for portfolio analysis, market research, and trading.
MCP server wrapping the eToro public API, exposing 35 tools for AI assistants (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code, etc.). Built for investment research and portfolio analysis — assess positions, research instruments and themes, vet popular investors for copy-trading, backtest DCA strategies against historical data. Trading is fully supported, but use care: letting an AI agent place real-money orders is genuinely risky, and you should treat it as such.
The server is built around research workflows first. The examples below show real multi-tool conversations — the assistant chains several etoro_* calls together to answer a single question. Numbers are representative; actual responses draw from live eToro data.
The assistant calls etoro_get_portfolio to pull your open positions, then etoro_get_instruments to resolve instrument IDs to names and sectors, and etoro_get_rates for live prices. It assembles a full snapshot from the raw data.
You: How is my portfolio doing? Break it down by sector and flag any trouble spots.
Assistant: I pulled your portfolio (98 open positions), resolved each instrument, and fetched live rates. Here's the picture:
- Cash: $22,265 • Invested: $45,782 • Positions: 98 open
Sector breakdown:
Sector % of invested Top holdings Technology 38% GOOG, META, MSFT, NVDA, AMZN ETFs & Index 22% VOO, QQQ, SOXX, ARGT, IEUR Crypto 15% BTC, ETH Healthcare 10% UNH Financials 8% SAP Other 7% LDO + others ![]()
Trouble spot: Your tech sleeve is 38% of invested capital and concentrated in 5 mega-caps. A single sector drawdown hits hard — consider whether the ETF overlap (QQQ, SOXX) is intentional diversification or accidental doubling-down.
Tools used: etoro_get_portfolio → etoro_get_instruments → etoro_get_rates
Search is keyword-based — etoro_search_instruments finds instruments by ticker or company name, then you chain etoro_get_instruments for full details and etoro_get_candles for price history.
You: Pull up NVDA — I want the current price and a weekly chart for the last month.
Assistant: Searching for "NVDA" and pulling candle data:
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) — InstrumentID 1545
- Live rate: Bid $208.14 / Ask $208.40
- Exchange: NASDAQ • Type: Stock • Sector: Semiconductors
Weekly candles (last 5 weeks):
Week of Open High Low Close Mar 22 $172.65 $181.20 $167.01 $167.61 Mar 29 $165.26 $177.47 $162.95 $176.72 Apr 5 $176.12 $189.98 $173.66 $188.53