JustMarkets Review 2026

The basic trading model

JustMarkets offers leveraged trading across forex, indices, commodities, stocks and cryptocurrencies. Stock exposure is mainly through CFDs, so traders do not own the shares or receive voting rights. Index and cryptocurrency exposure is also through leveraged derivatives rather than ownership of an index or cryptocurrency held in a wallet. Commodity exposure is mainly through derivatives linked to spot or futures prices.

Clients choose among Standard Cent, Standard, Pro and Raw Spread accounts, then trade through MT4 or MT5, the MetaTrader WebTerminal or the JustMarkets Trading App. The account type affects the minimum deposit and pricing structure. Copy trading is also available through JustMarkets’ dedicated service, with Standard or Pro MT4 accounts required to participate.

Important regional differences

The international maximum leverage of up to 1:3000 applies to major forex pairs and metals, but it does not apply uniformly. Retail clients under CySEC or European rules are capped at 1:30, and cryptocurrency leverage is generally fixed at 1:20. JustMarkets does not accept clients from a number of countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and India.

Trading costs

Standard and Pro accounts are commission-free, with costs reflected in floating spreads. Raw Spread starts from 0.0 pips and charges a fixed commission; the FX commission is typically around $3–$4 per side per standard lot, while metals may differ. These minimum spread figures are not the same as the average spreads below.

Non-trading costs

JustMarkets does not charge internal deposit or withdrawal fees, although banks, payment processors and currency-conversion services may charge their own fees. Currency conversion can also apply when the payment currency differs from the account’s base currency or when trading an instrument quoted in a different currency.

A $5 maintenance fee is charged every 30 days after 150 consecutive dormant days, provided the account has a positive balance. Swap-free accounts are available across most account types, including Standard, Pro and Raw Spread, but administrative or storage fees may apply to certain instruments. Overnight funding charges can also apply to certain instruments depending on account level and swap-free status.

Cost takeaway

Standard and Pro keep the pricing structure simple by avoiding commissions, while Raw Spread may suit traders prioritising tighter spreads who are comfortable accounting for a separate transaction charge. Compare the account-specific pricing and instrument costs rather than treating the 0.0-pip Raw Spread starting point as the cost of every trade.

Account options

The most visible choice is between the lower-entry Standard accounts and the higher-minimum Pro and Raw Spread accounts. Standard Cent is the only account in this comparison restricted to MT4 and uses cent denomination. Pro keeps a commission-free structure, while Raw Spread adds a commission in exchange for spreads starting from 0.0 pips.

Platform choices

Base currency and account configuration

Account base currencies include USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, MYR, IDR, THB, VND, KWD, CNY, ZAR, AED, NGN and USC. Choosing a base currency that differs from the payment currency can lead to conversion costs charged by a payment provider or bank.

Demo accounts are available. Swap-free Islamic accounts can be requested across most account types, including Standard, Pro and Raw Spread; overnight interest is removed, although administrative or storage fees may apply to certain instruments.

JustMarkets offers several leveraged market categories, but the number of instruments varies substantially by category. Stock exposure is mainly through CFDs rather than share ownership; the same derivative distinction applies to index and cryptocurrency exposure.

Order execution

JustMarkets uses market execution across its account types. During major news releases and other volatile conditions, spreads can widen and orders can experience slippage, meaning a fill may be above or below the requested level. The broker does not provide an execution-speed figure in the terms covered here.

Leverage, margin and stop-out

International clients can access leverage up to 1:3000 on major forex pairs and metals, subject to instrument and account limits. Cyprus and European retail clients are capped at 1:30, while cryptocurrency leverage is generally fixed at 1:20. The margin-call level is 40% and the stop-out level is 20%.

High leverage can magnify losses as well as gains. JustMarkets provides negative balance protection for retail clients, but that protection does not prevent the loss of funds deposited in the account.

Trading restrictions

JustMarkets allows scalping, hedging, news trading and algorithmic trading. MT4 supports Expert Advisors and custom scripts coded in MQL4; MT5 supports MQL5 Expert Advisors and strategy testing. These automation tools run in the desktop MetaTrader environment or through a VPS rather than the browser and mobile clients. JustMarkets supports third-party VPS hosting but does not provide its own VPS.

Copy trading is available through a separate service, with Standard or Pro MT4 accounts required to participate. Copy trading is not available in every jurisdiction, including the UK.

Day-to-day usability

JustMarkets offers MT4 and MT5 on desktop, browser and mobile, plus a proprietary mobile trading app. The web terminal and mobile clients are more limited for custom automation than desktop MetaTrader. Hedging is permitted across major account types, while news trading can expose traders to wider spreads and slippage during fast markets.

1. Eligibility

JustMarkets restricts clients from a range of countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, India, Japan, Canada and several European countries. Check that your country is eligible before beginning registration.

2. Registration

Choose an account type and trading platform. Standard and Standard Cent accounts have a $10 minimum deposit; Pro and Raw Spread require $200. A demo account is also available.

3. Verification

JustMarkets requires KYC verification. To access full account functionality, including deposits, uninterrupted trading and withdrawals, clients must complete their profile with personal details, a valid photo ID and proof of residence.

4. Initial funding

Deposit methods and minimums vary by payment option and region. The general account minimum is $10 for Standard and Standard Cent and $200 for Pro and Raw Spread. JustMarkets does not charge an internal deposit fee, though third-party provider or currency-conversion fees may apply.

5. Getting ready to trade

Use MT4 or MT5 for desktop trading and Expert Advisors, or choose the WebTerminal or mobile app for browser and mobile access. Copy trading requires a Standard or Pro MT4 account and may not be available in every jurisdiction.

Deposits

JustMarkets does not charge internal deposit fees. Banks, payment processors and currency-conversion services may charge their own fees, and the payment options available to a client depend on their region.

Withdrawals

JustMarkets does not charge internal withdrawal fees, though third-party fees may apply. Typical overall withdrawal times vary by method: e-wallets generally take about 1 hour and cryptocurrency payouts 15–60 minutes; card withdrawals can take 1–7 business days, local bank transfers 1–2 business days and bank wires 3–6 business days. Broker processing and final settlement by a bank, payment provider or blockchain are not necessarily the same stage.

Availability

JustMarkets advertises 24/7 support and offers live chat, email, phone, online help resources and messaging or social channels.

How traders can get help

Clients can contact support through live chat, email or phone, or use the Help Center and Support Hub. Messaging options include Telegram, Instagram, iMessage, Messenger and WhatsApp. Support languages include English, Indonesian, Malaysian, Spanish, Portuguese, Vietnamese and Arabic.

Support limitations

Customer feedback points to recurring difficulties with technical cases, including slow resolution and unclear communication. Some users report quick responses and effective problem resolution, but those positive experiences do not remove the risk of delays when a problem is complex.

JustMarkets operates through entities in several jurisdictions, including Cyprus, South Africa, Seychelles, Mauritius and the British Virgin Islands. The applicable regulator and client protections depend on the entity holding the account; the Cyprus compensation scheme does not extend to offshore entities.

Legal entities and regulators

JustMarkets also operates under regulatory jurisdictions in Seychelles, Mauritius and the British Virgin Islands. The Cyprus Investor Compensation Fund protection applies only to eligible retail clients under the Cyprus entity; offshore entities do not offer the same scheme.

Client money protections

JustMarkets segregates client funds from its operational capital and provides negative balance protection to retail clients. If extreme market conditions take an eligible retail account below zero, the balance is reset to zero. This limits losses to the funds in the account but does not protect a client from losing their deposit.

Company transparency

JustMarkets was founded in 2012 and is not publicly traded. Its listed office locations include Seychelles, the British Virgin Islands, Cyprus, Mauritius and South Africa.

Important distinction

Compensation arrangements address eligible claims connected with a firm’s failure; negative balance protection addresses an account falling below zero during trading. Neither protection prevents ordinary trading losses or guarantees a positive return.

What the headline claim suggests

Leverage of up to 1:3000 can appear to be a defining feature, while the $10 minimum makes opening a Standard or Standard Cent account accessible with a small initial deposit.

What happens in practice

Leverage depends on the client’s regulatory jurisdiction and the instrument. Cyprus and European retail clients are capped at 1:30, and cryptocurrency leverage is generally fixed at 1:20. The minimum deposit also depends on the account: Pro and Raw Spread require $200, compared with $10 for Standard and Standard Cent.

Pricing changes with the account choice too. Standard and Pro are commission-free, whereas Raw Spread charges commission alongside spreads from 0.0 pips. Those headline figures describe different account structures and should not be treated as one universal JustMarkets offer.

Who should care most

Clients who are comparing leverage, trading costs or regulatory protections should first identify which JustMarkets entity will hold their account and which account type they plan to use. European retail traders in particular should not assume that the international maximum leverage applies to them.

Consider JustMarkets if you...

• Want to start with a $10 minimum on a Standard or Standard Cent account.
• Prefer a choice between commission-free pricing and a raw-spread account with a separate commission.
• Use MT4 or MT5 for Expert Advisors, custom scripts, hedging or scalping.
• Want access to copy trading and understand that it requires a Standard or Pro MT4 account and is not available in every jurisdiction.

You may want to look elsewhere if you...

• Need leverage above 1:30 while trading as a Cyprus- or European-regulated retail client.
• Need consistently rapid resolution of complex technical support problems.
• Want to own stocks or hold cryptocurrencies in a wallet rather than trade derivative exposure.
• Need access from a country JustMarkets restricts, such as the United States, United Kingdom, Australia or India.

JustMarkets’ clearest proposition is its low $10 entry minimum on Standard and Standard Cent accounts, combined with several account and platform choices. Its main compromise is that leverage, pricing and protections vary by account and regulatory entity, while customer feedback raises concerns about technical support cases. The trade-off is most likely to suit cost-conscious forex/CFD traders who check their entity’s terms before funding and do not rely on complex support issues being resolved quickly.

This review considers JustMarkets’ account structures, spreads and commissions, funding terms, platform capabilities, instruments, regulatory arrangements, client protections and support experience. Broker claims, regulatory records and user feedback are treated as distinct kinds of information; no personal trading test is claimed. For more detail on how brokers are assessed, see our review methodology.