The JustMarkets EU offering deserves a separate check because it is not simply the Global account table with euros substituted for dollars. The contracting company, available accounts, platform and retail conditions differ. Start with the legal entity and domain before comparing a headline minimum or leverage figure.
Verify the Cyprus company and domain
The CySEC register for JustMarkets Ltd identifies licence 401/21 and lists justmarkets.eu as the approved domain. Match that record to the company in the agreement presented to you. A JustMarkets.com account should not be described as a Cyprus account merely because the group website also mentions CySEC.
The EU account page currently says it does not provide services to the USA, France, Belgium or non-EU residents. Check that notice and the current application criteria rather than assuming the word “EU” includes every potential applicant. The country and entity guide explains why residence, citizenship and company assignment are separate checks.
Read the EU account table on its own terms
| Feature | Pro | Raw Spread |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | MT5 | MT5 |
| Initial minimum | EUR 100 | EUR 100 |
| Account currencies | USD, EUR, GBP, PLN | USD, EUR, GBP, PLN |
| Headline spread | From 0.1 pips | From 0 pips |
| Commission | No separate commission shown | 3 units of account base currency per lot per side |
| Headline retail leverage ceiling | 1:30 | 1:30 |
These are published starting conditions, not live spread measurements. Instrument limits and the current costs disclosure still apply. The table does not offer Global Standard or Cent accounts. Use the Global account comparison only as a comparison, not as the specification for this EU account.
For costs, compare the actual symbol and your account currency. In the EU table, the Raw headline is expressed in account base-currency units; do not substitute the Global USD-conversion rule. Our general cost guide explains the cost categories, while the EU contract controls the exact amounts.
Keep account type separate from client classification
An account called Pro does not automatically make its holder a professional client. The EU table separately describes retail and professional leverage. Any professional classification requires the applicable assessment; it is not a risk-free upgrade or a setting everyone can choose.
Leverage affects collateral, not the cash loss caused by a given position. As a hypothetical arithmetic example, EUR 3,000 of exposure divided by 30 requires EUR 100 of margin before any additional requirement. That is not a maximum-loss statement or an assertion that every instrument qualifies for that ratio. The margin guide helps separate exposure, margin and a planned stop.
Check holding costs and protection terms
The EU page says swap-free treatment is for Muslim clients and links terms that may include an order-handling fee. A swap-free label therefore should not be turned into a claim that holding any position is free. Read the exact instrument and account conditions in the EU legal-document library.
The EU site’s July 2026 Costs and Charges Disclosure lists a monthly EUR 5 inactivity fee for accounts with a positive balance after 90 consecutive calendar days without trading activity or deposit transactions. This is the Cyprus company’s rule, separate from the international schedule. Confirm the applicable terms before leaving funds unused.
Read the client agreement, execution policy, costs disclosure, client-money information and complaints procedure as a set. Compensation arrangements, where applicable, have eligibility, scope and limits. They do not insure trading losses or make a high-risk CFD suitable for a particular person. Use the swap-free guide for the questions to ask, keeping its Global and EU distinctions intact.
A practical EU onboarding check
- Confirm that your residence is accepted by the current EU offering.
- Match JustMarkets Ltd and the approved domain against the CySEC record.
- Read the account type, account currency, client classification and current costs before choosing settings.
- Use the company’s verified route for the MT5 platform. Rehearse the needed order types and contract inputs on demo.
- Complete the requested identity and payment-ownership checks. Keep an agreement copy and the correct complaint procedure.
Our MT5 guide covers platform setup, but server and account details must come from your own account. The minimum-deposit guide explains why an entry minimum is different from adequate risk capital.
For account problems, use contact details tied to the EU company. The EU website warns that it does not call to request deposits and that its official emails use its own domain. Verify unexpected funding requests through a route you opened yourself. Our support and complaints guide explains how to keep the evidence clear.
Frequently asked questions
Are the Global Standard and Cent accounts offered on the EU account page?
The current EU page lists Pro and Raw Spread on MT5. Do not transfer Global account availability to a Cyprus account.
Does a Pro account make me a professional client?
No. Account branding and regulatory client classification are different. Professional status depends on the applicable assessment and conditions.
Which domain does the CySEC register identify?
The current register entry for JustMarkets Ltd lists justmarkets.eu. Confirm the exact domain and legal entity before relying on the Cyprus registration.
Can every EU resident open an account?
No. The EU website has explicit exclusions, including France and Belgium, and current application criteria still apply.
Does swap-free mean there can be no holding charge?
No. The EU page links swap-free terms that may include an order-handling fee. Read the current agreement and symbol conditions.
Sources checked 14 September 2026.