eToro prepares for widespread layoffs in Israel. All the details

The Israeli fintech company eToro is preparing to lay off dozens of employees in Israel, as revealed to Globes. In January of this year, the company laid off about 7% of its workforce.

The Israeli fintech company eToro is preparing to lay off dozens of employees in Israel, as revealed to Globes. This marks a second wave of layoffs within a year: in January 2026, the company laid off about 7% of its workforce. eToro, founded in 2007 by brothers Yoni and Ronen Assia and David Ring, operates a social trading platform that allows users to trade stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and other assets. The company operates in international markets and is influenced by trading volumes and market volatility. The article does not specify the reasons for the layoffs or their exact number.