The number shown as your balance is not always the amount you can remove safely while trades remain open. Check the available withdrawal amount and the account’s current exposure before choosing a payment route. This guide covers a normal request; use the withdrawal-problems guide if a submitted request is missing or rejected.
Return the original funding first
The broker’s withdrawal instructions say deposited principal should return via the method used to deposit it. Profits may then use an eligible available method. Where several methods funded the account, source-of-funds allocation also matters.
For an illustration, suppose you deposited $200 by card and $300 from a wallet. Returning all $500 of that principal means $200 to the original card and $300 to the original wallet, rather than sending the entire amount to a new account. The respective funding shares are 40% and 60%. Actual available routes and the company’s AML checks still govern; profit is a separate amount.
Keep the records from your deposits, particularly if an old card expires or an account closes. Do not solve a return-to-source restriction by entering someone else’s bank details.
Prepare and submit the request
- Open Funding, then Withdrawal in Personal Area.
- Select the trading account that holds the money.
- Choose a recommended eligible method and read its minimum, maximum and currency requirements.
- Check the receiving account details and enter an amount within the available withdrawal limit.
- Review the request and complete the authentication prompted by the secure page.
- Save the reference and monitor Transaction History rather than assuming a confirmation screen means the bank has received it.
Some methods need completed identity and residence checks or proof that payment details belong to you. Resolve those through the verification process. The method-specific screen, rather than a universal number copied from an old guide, determines the minimum withdrawal.
Two processing stages, with different clocks
The public site says most transactions are automated quickly. The more detailed withdrawal-timing article also describes broker review normally taking one to two hours and, in some cases, up to two bank days. After broker processing, it lists e-wallet delivery as instant, Visa/Mastercard as three to six bank days and local banks as one to two bank days. Treat these as general estimates, with the current method’s displayed time taking priority.
Cards can use either a payout or a refund, and a request can be split. The separate bank-card guide says refunds may take up to seven business days. Weekends and holidays can therefore make calendar-day counting misleading. None of these statements guarantees arrival within one minute.
Open trades and costs still matter
Removing funds reduces the cash supporting remaining positions. As a simplified example, equity of $1,000 and used margin of $600 leaves $400 free margin. A $300 withdrawal would leave only $100 of that buffer if everything else stayed unchanged. Prices, margin requirements and approval limits can change before processing, so this calculation is not permission to withdraw that amount.
The broker advertises no payment commission on its side, while banks, wallets and currency conversion may still cost money. If rewards are involved, distinguish a credited cash rebate from unused voucher value using the current rewards guide; do not count a promotional ceiling as withdrawable cash.
What to keep after submitting
Record the reference, account, method, amount, currencies and date. If the status changes to sent but the money is still absent after the method’s stated window, use our support guide to request the provider trace. Preserve that information for the bank instead of opening several duplicate requests.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum JustMarkets withdrawal?
There is no one minimum established for every method. Check the available payment method’s current minimum, currency and withdrawal limit in your Personal Area.
How long does a withdrawal take?
JustMarkets’ published estimates separate broker review, normally 1–2 hours but sometimes up to two bank days, from delivery after processing: e-wallets instant, local banks 1–2 bank days and cards 3–6 bank days. A separate card-refund guide says up to seven business days. These are general estimates, not tested or guaranteed arrival times; your payment method’s current displayed estimate takes priority.
Can I withdraw through a different payment method?
Deposited principal generally returns through its original method. Eligible profit routes and exceptions depend on the available options and AML checks, so follow the recommendation shown for your account.
Can I withdraw with open trades?
The available amount and remaining margin matter. A withdrawal reduces the buffer supporting open positions; do not treat the account balance as a safe withdrawal amount.
Sources and scope
Official public documentation checked on 14 September 2026. Account-specific screens and the agreement with your assigned company govern. This guide does not claim a funded-account or execution test.