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JustMarkets Review 2026: Regulation, Eligibility, Fees & Accounts

★ 4.7/5Brokeradar editorial scoreLast checked October 23, 2026
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Is JustForex regulated?

JustForex is the former name of JustMarkets. The current JustMarkets group publishes several regulated entities, but regulation is entity-specific. Confirm the legal company and licence in your agreement instead of relying on the old brand name.

What is JustForex?

JustForex was the broker's previous brand name. It rebranded to JustMarkets, so current account conditions, licences and payment limits should be checked on JustMarkets rather than older JustForex reviews.

Quick verdict

Is JustMarkets a good broker?

JustMarkets (formerly JustForex) targets traders in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East with Standard and Standard Cent accounts from $10, leverage up to 1:3000 and local payment methods. Its group publishes five regulated entities, but protections and eligibility depend on the company named in the client agreement. Pro and Raw Spread accounts currently require $200; platform choice remains focused on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.

Brokeradar editorial score: 4.7 out of 5. How we calculate scores

Best for

  • ✓ Traders in supported markets who want a $10 entry point and cent lots to test with real money
  • ✓ Traders who want leverage far above the 1:30 to 1:500 range offered by tier-1 entities
  • ✓ Traders who need local deposit methods (local bank transfers in several Asian and African markets, crypto, e-wallets)

Consider first

  • • Residents of the EU/EEA, UK, USA, Canada, Australia or Japan: JustMarkets states it does not provide services there
  • • Traders who want a statutory compensation scheme: the Seychelles and Mauritius entities do not offer one
  • • cTrader or TradingView users (MT4 and MT5 only)

JustMarkets regulation and eligibility by entity (re-verified)

JustMarkets publishes five regulated entities. Just Global Markets Ltd holds Seychelles FSA licence SD088; JustMarkets Ltd holds CySEC licence 401/21; Just Global Markets (PTY) Ltd holds South African FSCA FSP 51114; Just Global Markets (MU) Limited holds Mauritius FSC licence GB22200881; and Just Global Markets (VG) Limited holds BVI FSC licence SIBA/L/24/1177. Regulation remains entity-specific, so verify the company named in your client agreement.

Eligibility is the key thing to understand. JustMarkets states on justmarkets.com that it does not provide services to residents and citizens of Australia, Canada, the EU and EEA, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States, and countries sanctioned by the EU. The group licence list does not prove which entity will serve a particular visitor. Check the company name shown during registration and in the client agreement, then verify that exact entity in the regulator's register before assuming any compensation scheme or conduct protection applies.

JustMarkets entities as published on justmarkets.com/company/regulations (last checked 2026-10-23)
EntityRegulatorLicenceNotes
Just Global Markets LtdFSA SeychellesSD088Serves most international clients; no statutory compensation scheme
Just Global Markets (MU) LimitedFSC MauritiusGB22200881Investment Dealer licence; no statutory compensation scheme
JustMarkets LtdCySEC Cyprus401/21Cyprus Investment Firm; justmarkets.com states it does not serve EU/EEA residents, so confirm which site and entity applies
Just Global Markets (PTY) LtdFSCA South AfricaFSP 51114South African Financial Services Provider
Just Global Markets (VG) LimitedFSC BVISIBA/L/24/1177BVI Investment Business Licence

Client fund protection

JustMarkets states that client funds are held in segregated accounts and that negative balance protection applies, which our dataset also records. These are broker policies rather than regulator-enforced guarantees under the Seychelles and Mauritius licences, so weigh them accordingly.

Licences and legal entities

JustMarkets operates through the legal entities below. Your protections depend on the entity that opens your account, not the brand.

Last checked

  • Just Global Markets Ltd.

    Verified
    Regulator
    FSA Seychelles
    Licence
    SD088
    Jurisdiction
    Seychelles (reg. 8427198-1)
    Serves
    International clients outside EEA/UK

    Confirmed on the FSA Seychelles licensee list and justmarkets.com/company/regulations. Entity behind the headline conditions.

  • JustMarkets Ltd

    Verified
    Regulator
    CySEC
    Licence
    401/21
    Jurisdiction
    Cyprus (HE 361312)
    Serves
    EEA

    Listed on the CySEC register, licence date 08/06/2021.

  • Just Global Markets (PTY) Ltd

    Verified
    Regulator
    FSCA
    Licence
    FSP 51114
    Jurisdiction
    South Africa (reg. 2020/263432/07)
    Serves
    South Africa

    Per justmarkets.com/company/regulations; FSCA FSP search not queried.

  • Just Global Markets (MU) Limited

    Verified
    Regulator
    FSC Mauritius
    Licence
    GB22200881
    Jurisdiction
    Mauritius (reg. 194590 GBC)
    Serves
    Region-dependent

    Per justmarkets.com/company/regulations; FSC Mauritius register not queried.

  • Just Global Markets (VG) Limited

    Verified
    Regulator
    FSC BVI
    Licence
    SIBA/L/24/1177
    Jurisdiction
    British Virgin Islands (reg. 2139756)
    Serves
    Region-dependent

    Per justmarkets.com/company/regulations; BVI FSC register not queried.

What the headline figures refer to

Spreads
Raw Spread account under Just Global Markets Ltd. (Seychelles): floating from 0.0 pips plus commission.
Leverage
Up to 1:3000 under Just Global Markets Ltd. (Seychelles) and other non-EEA entities; CySEC retail clients are capped at 1:30.
Minimum deposit
USD 10 on Standard Cent / Standard accounts; Pro and Raw Spread accounts from USD 200, as published by JustMarkets on 2026-10-23.
Bonuses
No bonuses recorded.

Sources

Official site: justmarkets.com. Licence details change; always confirm the entity named in your client agreement.

Last checked October 23, 2026. Figures are as published by JustMarkets or recorded in the Brokeradar dataset and can change; see sources.

JustMarkets fees and spreads

JustMarkets publishes Standard and Standard Cent spreads from 0.3 pips with no commission, Pro spreads from 0.1 pips with no commission, and Raw Spread pricing from 0.0 pips plus USD 3 per side per lot. Published spreads are minimums rather than typical trading costs, so compare live spreads for the instruments and session you trade.

JustMarkets states that it imposes no deposit or withdrawal fees, although banks and electronic payment systems may charge their own transaction fees. Available methods, limits and processing times vary by country and should be checked in the Personal Area before funding.

JustMarkets account pricing published on its account pages (last checked 2026-10-23)
AccountSpread fromCommissionMinimum depositMax leverage
Standard Cent0.3 pipsNone$10Up to 1:3000
Standard0.3 pipsNone$10Up to 1:3000
Pro0.1 pipsNone$200Up to 1:3000
Raw Spread0.0 pipsUSD 3 per side per lot$200Up to 1:3000

Last checked October 23, 2026. Figures are as published by JustMarkets or recorded in the Brokeradar dataset and can change; see sources.

JustMarkets account types

JustMarkets offers four live account types: Standard Cent, Standard, Pro and Raw Spread. Its current pages list a $10 minimum for Standard and Standard Cent and $200 for Pro and Raw Spread. All four advertise leverage up to 1:3000 under eligible entities; actual limits can depend on entity, equity, instrument and market conditions.

  • Standard Cent: cent lots, ideal for testing strategies with $10-$50 of real money
  • Standard: the default account; no commission, spreads from 0.3 pips, wide instrument list
  • Pro: tighter spreads than Standard with no commission and no volume restrictions, per JustMarkets
  • Raw Spread: 0.0-pip floating spreads plus commission; the choice for scalpers and EAs
  • Swap-free (Islamic) status is available on request; copy-trading accounts mirror the Standard and Pro pricing

Last checked October 23, 2026. Figures are as published by JustMarkets or recorded in the Brokeradar dataset and can change; see sources.

JustMarkets trading platforms

JustMarkets is a MetaTrader broker: MT4 and MT5 on desktop, web and mobile are the platforms recorded in our dataset, and JustMarkets also offers its own mobile app for account management. There is no cTrader and no TradingView broker integration, which matters if you rely on either. Copy trading is offered through JustMarkets' own service on Standard and Pro accounts.

Last checked October 23, 2026. Figures are as published by JustMarkets or recorded in the Brokeradar dataset and can change; see sources.

JustMarkets deposits and withdrawals

Local payment coverage is one of JustMarkets' strengths. Our dataset records bank wire, cards, FasaPay, Neteller, Perfect Money, STICPAY, Bitwallet, Alipay, China UnionPay, several cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Ripple, USD Coin, Paxos) and local bank transfers for Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand and several African markets. Base currencies recorded include USD, EUR, GBP, MYR, IDR, THB, VND, KWD, CNY and ZAR, which lets many clients avoid conversion fees.

JustMarkets states that most withdrawals are processed quickly, with speed depending on the method; funds go back to the deposit method first. Check the deposit and withdrawal guide on justmarkets.com for the current limits and any partner fees for your country.

Last checked October 23, 2026. Figures are as published by JustMarkets or recorded in the Brokeradar dataset and can change; see sources.

Who should use JustMarkets?

JustMarkets suits traders in supported markets who want cent accounts, local payment rails, MetaTrader and high leverage, and who understand which group entity serves them. The $10 entry remains accessible, while Pro and Raw Spread traders now need at least $200. If you want tier-1 oversight or a broader platform range, compare FP Markets, Tickmill or Exness.

Last checked October 23, 2026. Figures are as published by JustMarkets or recorded in the Brokeradar dataset and can change; see sources.

JustMarkets FAQ

Is JustForex regulated?

JustForex is the former name of JustMarkets. The current JustMarkets group publishes several regulated entities, but regulation is entity-specific. Confirm the legal company and licence in your agreement instead of relying on the old brand name.

What is JustForex?

JustForex was the broker's previous brand name. It rebranded to JustMarkets, so current account conditions, licences and payment limits should be checked on JustMarkets rather than older JustForex reviews.

Is JustMarkets regulated?

JustMarkets publishes regulated entities in Seychelles, Cyprus, South Africa, Mauritius and the British Virgin Islands. The protections that apply depend on the legal company serving the account; offshore entities do not provide the same statutory compensation arrangement as the CySEC entity.

Which countries can trade with JustMarkets?

JustMarkets states it does not provide services to residents and citizens of Australia, Canada, the EU and EEA, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States and EU-sanctioned countries. Clients elsewhere are generally onboarded by the Seychelles or Mauritius entity.

What is the JustMarkets minimum deposit?

JustMarkets currently lists a $10 minimum deposit for Standard and Standard Cent accounts and $200 for Pro and Raw Spread accounts.

What are JustMarkets' fees?

Standard and Standard Cent accounts list spreads from 0.3 pips with no commission, while Pro lists spreads from 0.1 pips with no commission. Raw Spread starts from 0.0 pips and carries a USD 3 commission per side per lot. Payment providers may impose their own fees.

Does JustMarkets really offer 1:3000 leverage?

JustMarkets advertises leverage up to 1:3000 on its offshore entities. The maximum available is reduced as your equity rises and around major news events, so treat 1:3000 as a ceiling that applies only to small balances in normal conditions.

Sources and last checked

Last checked October 23, 2026. We verify entity and licence details against official broker pages and regulator registers, and record dataset figures separately where an official page could not be re-confirmed.

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