A low deposit threshold makes a broker easy to try. It does not tell you whether the account suits your trading, what happens when you need your money back, or which company owes you those obligations. Those are the checks that matter in this JustMarkets review.
Our assessment: compare the terms before making a funding decision
JustMarkets has useful account choices for traders who already understand MetaTrader: a Cent account for smaller contract units, Standard and Pro accounts without a separate trading commission, and Raw Spread pricing for traders who prefer to separate spread and commission. The international account pages now list both MT4 and MT5 for all four account types.
The weaknesses are just as relevant. The headline maximum leverage is conditional, account terms differ substantially by entity, and a broker-side processing target does not tell you when a withdrawal will arrive. There is also a current independent-review concern: on 14 September 2026, Trustpilot withheld the global profile's rating for a guidelines breach and said it had removed fake reviews. That is a reason to examine evidence carefully, not a basis for adopting every customer allegation as fact.
Our practical position is to compare the assigned account with alternatives in the broker review hub, use demo to learn the platform, and resolve entity and funding questions before considering a live deposit. We have not assigned a star rating or presented this as a tested execution review.
Which account is worth comparing?
| International account | Initial minimum | Published pricing | Main decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $10 | Spread from 0.3 pips; no separate trading commission | Simpler cost presentation |
| Standard Cent | $10 | Spread from 0.3 pips; no separate trading commission | Smaller lot units; balance displayed in USC |
| Pro | $200 | Spread from 0.1 pips; no separate trading commission | Compare actual spreads with Standard and Raw |
| Raw Spread | $200 | Spread from 0 pips; instrument-specific commission | Calculate spread plus both sides of commission |
These are published starting spreads, not average spreads or prices we measured. All four international accounts list MT4 and MT5. Our account-type comparison explains the tradeoffs, while the Cent sizing guide deals with the unit conversion that can otherwise lead to a large order-entry mistake.
Check the company, not just the brand name
JustMarkets lists separate companies in Seychelles, Cyprus, South Africa, Mauritius and the British Virgin Islands. These licences do not combine into a single worldwide protection package. The client agreement should identify the company handling your trading account; a merchant company involved in payments is a different role.
We corroborated the Seychelles company's identity and domain against the FSA register, and the Cyprus company and licence 401/21 against the CySEC register. CySEC lists justmarkets.eu as an approved domain. The group's other licence details in this review are identified as the broker's disclosures, rather than described as a completed independent register check.
The European account guide is separate because its MT5 Pro and Raw offering starts at €100, with retail leverage up to 1:30 and different margin and commission terms. Do not apply the international $10 or 1:3000 headline to that account.
The international site also restricts residents and citizens of several jurisdictions, including Australia, Canada, Japan, India, the UK and the US, plus sanctioned jurisdictions. That list is not exhaustive. Use the country and entity checklist to confirm eligibility; an available website translation is not proof that an account is permitted.
What would a trade actually cost?
For international Raw forex, the current commission is $3 per standard lot per side. Opening and closing 0.10 lot therefore costs $0.60 in commission. Add the spread, any overnight charge and the difference between the requested and executed price. For XAUUSD and XAGUSD, the current commission is $3.50 per lot per side, so the same 0.10-lot round trip costs $0.70 in commission.
Those are calculations from the published schedule, not a claim that your next trade will cost only that amount. The fees and spread guide explains how to compare an all-in cost. The same guide covers the disclosed inactivity charge, which is easy to miss when focusing only on spreads.
Platforms: choose the one your tools need
MT4 is relevant if your existing indicators and Expert Advisors are written for it. MT5 is a separate platform with its own files and accounts; an MT4 indicator does not become compatible simply because both platforms use the MetaTrader name. Use the MT4 setup guide or MT5 setup guide to match the server, login and terminal.
The broker also documents a mobile app and browser WebTerminal. An app demonstration image is not evidence of fill quality, uptime or successful withdrawals. If you need a particular indicator or automation workflow, check it on demo before making the platform part of your broker decision.
Funding and withdrawals need their own check
Check the payment method in your Personal Area before sending money: whose name it must be in, the minimum, the currency conversion and the eligible route back. JustMarkets advertises no broker deposit or withdrawal commission, but payment providers can charge.
Its public pages describe many automatic transactions as processed within a minute on the broker's side. The help centre separately describes review and bank-delivery time. These are different stages. Read the withdrawal guide before treating an “instant” label as a promise of immediate cash in your bank.
Do not choose an account around an old bonus
Current documentation describes a personalised Rewards Hub with tasks and vouchers. We have not verified a universal current $30 welcome offer or 120% deposit bonus. The JustMarkets bonus and rewards guide explains how to inspect the offer actually shown in your account, including expiry, qualifying costs and withdrawal treatment.
A sensible next step
- Identify the eligible entity and read its client agreement.
- Compare the account's actual costs for the instruments and order sizes you intend to use.
- Practise the platform and position-size calculation on demo.
- Confirm verification, payment ownership and withdrawal requirements before funding.
If any of those answers is unclear, use our support guide to find the company's official channel and ask a specific question. A clear written answer is more useful than a generic award badge or a large leverage number.
Questions traders ask
Is JustMarkets the same brand as JustForex?
JustForex is the historical brand name associated with JustMarkets. Old articles can retain that name and outdated offers, so use current JustMarkets account documents for a new decision.
Does every JustMarkets account have CySEC protection?
No. CySEC regulates the named Cyprus company. The entity in your client agreement determines the applicable account terms and protections.
Why is there no star score in this review?
Trustpilot currently withholds the global justmarkets.com rating and says it removed fake reviews. We have also not conducted account-level trading or funding tests, so we do not invent a performance score.
Sources and review scope
Checked 14 September 2026. This guide uses current public account pages, help instructions and the sources below. Screenshots show public pages or provider examples. We have not opened or funded an account, executed trades, or measured support or withdrawal performance for this review.
- Group entities and restricted jurisdictions
- Original Seychelles register
- Original CySEC register
- Standard and Cent accounts
- Pro and Raw Spread accounts
- Raw Spread commission calculation
- EU account comparison
- Deposit and withdrawal overview
- Withdrawal timing and statuses
- Rewards Hub
- Original global Trustpilot profile