The useful question is which account makes your intended trades easiest to size and price. “Pro” is an account label on the international site. It does not, by itself, mean you have qualified as a professional client under European rules.
The four international accounts side by side
| Feature | Standard | Standard Cent | Pro | Raw Spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Initial minimum | $10 | $10 | $200 | $200 |
| Platforms | MT4 / MT5 | MT4 / MT5 | MT4 / MT5 | MT4 / MT5 |
| Starting spread | 0.3 pips | 0.3 pips | 0.1 pips | 0 pips |
| Separate trading commission | None | None | None | Varies by instrument |
| Smallest advertised volume | 0.01 standard lot | 0.01 cent lot | 0.01 standard lot | 0.01 standard lot |
| Balance units | Selected account currency | USC | Selected account currency | Selected account currency |
| Published market groups | Forex, commodities, indices, stocks, crypto | Forex, commodities | Forex, commodities, indices, stocks, crypto | Forex, commodities, indices, stocks, crypto |
Starting spreads are minimum advertised values, not a normal spread guarantee. Tradable symbols and volume constraints still depend on the account and contract specification. The minimum-deposit guide explains why the payment-method minimum is a separate figure.
Standard: a straightforward price format
Standard puts the broker's trading charge into the spread rather than a separate per-trade commission. That is convenient when checking an order, but it does not make the trade free. The bid–ask difference still reduces the result, and overnight charges or currency conversion can matter.
For a trader comparing accounts, record the spread on the same instrument at the same time and intended volume. A screenshot of the narrowest spread during a quiet moment tells you less than the prices available during the session you actually trade.
Standard Cent: smaller units require different arithmetic
Cent can be useful when the minimum standard-lot order is too large for the risk budget. Its balance is shown in USC and its order volume uses cent lots. A $10 balance displayed as 1,000 USC has not become $1,000.
The Cent account sizing guide works through cash, cent balances and contract units separately. Do that conversion before copying an order size from a Standard-account example. The two accounts can display the same volume number while representing different exposure.
Pro versus Raw: compare the complete trade
Pro has a published starting spread of 0.1 pips and no separate trading commission. Raw starts from zero pips and charges commission by instrument. On the international schedule, forex is $3 per standard lot per side, while XAUUSD and XAGUSD are $3.50 per lot per side.
Here is an illustrative EUR/USD comparison, not a quote from JustMarkets. At 0.10 standard lot on a USD account, one pip is $1 when the contract is 100,000 EUR per lot. A hypothetical Pro spread of 0.8 pips costs $0.80. A hypothetical Raw spread of 0.2 pips costs $0.20, plus $0.60 round-trip commission, also $0.80. A lower displayed spread does not automatically create a lower total cost.
Change the spreads and the result changes. Use actual bid and ask prices, the current commission and your expected holding time. The fees guide provides the calculation rather than declaring one account cheapest for every strategy.
Select the platform before building the account around it
Both MT4 and MT5 appear on the current international account pages, including Cent. Older material saying Cent is MT4-only should not override those pages. But an MT4 login, Expert Advisor or indicator file is not interchangeable with its MT5 equivalent.
Start with the demo account workflow and confirm the platform you need. If an indicator is available only as EX4, plan around MT4 unless you have a genuine MT5 version. The broker app and WebTerminal can be useful for account access, but do not assume they reproduce a desktop custom-indicator setup.
European clients need a different comparison
The EU account page lists Pro and Raw Spread on MT5, a €100 initial minimum, and retail leverage up to 1:30. Its Raw commission is expressed in account base-currency units rather than simply reusing the international USD schedule. See the EU guide before choosing an account from a global comparison table.
A practical selection checklist
- Confirm the eligible contracting entity and available account list.
- Choose the platform required by your tools.
- Check the smallest order against your planned cash risk.
- Compare spread and round-trip commission for the same symbol and volume.
- Check swap-free status, holding charges and funding limits separately.
Do not fund a larger account just to unlock a name or a narrower advertised spread. If the calculation does not fit, stay with demo while you compare the broader broker assessment.
Questions traders ask
Which JustMarkets accounts have no trading commission?
The international Standard, Standard Cent and Pro accounts list no separate trading commission. Spreads and other applicable charges still matter.
Does Standard Cent support MT5?
Yes. The current international Standard account page lists both MT4 and MT5 for Standard Cent. Confirm availability in your Personal Area.
Is Raw Spread always cheaper than Pro?
No. Compare the actual spread plus opening and closing commission for the same instrument and volume. A minimum advertised spread is not a complete cost.
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.