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JustMarkets is typical of a group of brokers that have grown quickly across Southeast Asia and Africa: very low deposits, very high leverage, fast local payments and a steady flow of bonuses. It stands out from that group mainly through a sensible range of account types that includes genuine raw-spread pricing. This JustMarkets review for 2027 examines the accounts, the regulation and the risks.

Background

The broker launched in 2012 under the name JustForex and rebranded as JustMarkets as it broadened its product range beyond currencies. It reports clients in well over 150 countries, with particularly strong followings in Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria and South Africa. The group is privately owned and has its operational base in Cyprus.

JustMarkets offers market execution with no requotes and permits scalping, hedging and expert advisors on all accounts.

Regulation

JustMarkets has expanded its licences in recent years. The group includes entities regulated by CySEC in Cyprus and the FSCA in South Africa, as well as offshore entities regulated by the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles and the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius.

Clients in the European Economic Area are served by the Cypriot entity under EU rules: leverage of 1:30 on major pairs, negative balance protection and access to the investor compensation fund. South African clients can trade with a locally licensed provider. Most other clients are registered with the Seychelles entity, where leverage reaches 1:3000 and promotions are available, with correspondingly lighter protection. Negative balance protection applies across the group, and client funds are kept in segregated accounts.

JustMarkets review of account types

The quoted figures are minimums; average spreads on the Standard account are higher, typically close to a pip on EUR/USD. Even so, the structure is well thought out. The cent account lets beginners trade tiny real positions. The Pro account provides low spreads without commission for a $100 deposit. The Raw Spread account offers interbank-style pricing with a commission at the level common among ECN-style brokers, which is what scalpers and algorithmic traders need.

JustMarkets does not charge fees on deposits or withdrawals and covers payment system commissions on most methods. Swap-free trading is available on many instruments, and there is no inactivity fee at the time of review.

Leverage up to 1:3000

The maximum leverage applies only to accounts with small equity and decreases in tiers as the balance grows. It is also reduced during periods around major news announcements and for positions opened shortly before the weekend. These restrictions exist because extreme leverage in volatile conditions wipes out accounts.

The same logic should guide your own settings. Leverage is adjustable in the client area, and choosing a far lower ratio than the maximum is one of the simplest protective steps a trader can take. With 1:3000, a position that looks affordable in margin terms can carry a loss per pip that the account cannot survive for more than a few seconds.

Bonuses and promotions

For clients of the offshore entities, JustMarkets has offered a welcome bonus credited without a deposit, a large percentage bonus on deposits, and regular trading contests. The deposit bonus adds to the margin available and can be converted to withdrawable funds only by trading a required number of lots. These offers suit traders who would be trading that volume anyway; they are a poor reason to overtrade. Promotions are not available to clients regulated in the EU.

Platforms and copy trading in 2027

• MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 on desktop, web and mobile
• The JustMarkets mobile app, which combines trading, payments and account management
• JustMarkets Copytrade, where investors can follow traders and pay them a share of profits, and traders can build a following
• A free VPS for clients who meet balance requirements

The platform range is limited to the MetaTrader family and the broker's own app. There is no cTrader or direct TradingView trading.

Markets

JustMarkets offers more than 260 instruments. These include around 60 to 65 currency pairs, with a good selection of exotics, plus metals, energies, indices, share CFDs and cryptocurrencies. The offering is centred on forex and gold. Traders looking for thousands of shares or ETFs will need a different broker.

Education and analysis

The broker provides daily market analysis, an economic calendar and a library of educational articles and videos, along with webinars in several languages. The content is helpful for beginners but less structured and less extensive than the academies offered by the larger education-focused brokers.

Customer support and payments

Support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week by live chat, email, phone and messaging apps in multiple languages. A wide range of local payment methods is supported, including local bank transfers and e-wallets, and many withdrawals are processed within one to two hours.

Pros and cons

Who is JustMarkets best for?

JustMarkets suits traders in emerging markets who want low entry costs, a choice between simple and raw-spread accounts, and quick local deposits and withdrawals. It is a reasonable step up for someone moving from a cent account to more serious trading. Traders who want top-tier regulation for an international account, or a broad multi-asset platform, should look elsewhere.

Frequently asked questions

Risk warning: very high leverage magnifies losses as well as gains and can empty an account quickly. This JustMarkets review is not investment advice.