JustMarkets review

The standard account is commission-free, and the stock trade fee is $0. Forex and CFD costs sit in the spread rather than a ticket charge, with EUR/USD from 0.7%. Deposits and withdrawals are Instant processing, mostly free, so funding costs stay light.

The minimum deposit is $10 to open a standard account, against the site median €4.64. Funding and taking money out are Instant processing, mostly free, so the balance can move without delay once it is in.

JustMarkets lists Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA), Financial Services Commission (FSC) Mauritius and Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) as its regulators, and the client entity is Just Global Markets Ltd.. EU investor compensation runs to EU ICS up to EUR 20,000. The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission licence reads 401/21, and the Seychelles Financial Services Authority licence reads SD088.

The standard account covers stocks, etfs and forex. That puts share dealing and leveraged positions on the same balance, which suits traders who move between equities and forex. Deposits and withdrawals are Instant processing, mostly free, so a single funded account covers every market on the list.

Trading runs on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and JustMarkets Trading App, so MetaTrader users can keep familiar charts and order types. A demo account is included, so the platform can be tried before funding: demo account and mobile app, which keeps risk off real money until the trader is ready.

Funding is handled as Instant processing, mostly free, so money moves in and out without a long wait. That suits traders who want to react to a move rather than sit on cash. The account minimum sits at $10, so the first deposit can be small.

Support runs on chat and help centre, giving live chat for quick questions and a help centre for written answers. A phone line is not offered on those channels, so time-sensitive problems have to go through the chat.

Retail accounts can go to 1:3000, which magnifies gains and losses on forex and CFD positions alike. For context, retail accounts lose money at a median 70.15% across brokers, so position sizing matters more than the headline number.