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Valetax vs JustMarkets (2026): Which Broker Is Better?

Compare fees, spreads, minimum deposits, platforms and regulatory information side by side. Conditions vary by country and legal entity.

Quick verdict

JustMarkets has the higher Brokeradar score

JustMarkets leads this comparison with an editorial score of 4.7/5. Valetax has the lowest recorded entry deposit at $8, while Valetax offers the broadest platform selection in our current dataset. The right choice still depends on the entity available in your country and the account type you use.

Valetax and JustMarkets are both offshore-first MetaTrader brokers competing for low-deposit traders in Asia, Africa and other international markets. Valetax now has the lower published entry at $8 versus $10 for JustMarkets Standard and Standard Cent, while JustMarkets has a broader regulated group footprint. The decision should turn on entity, total trading cost and local payment availability rather than promotional leverage.

Comparing 2 brokers

VA
Brokeradar score
★ 3.2 / 5
Spreads from
0.0 pips
Minimum deposit
$8
Maximum leverage
Up to 1:2000
Platforms
MT4, MT5
JU
Brokeradar score
★ 4.7 / 5
Spreads from
0.0 pips
Minimum deposit
$10
Maximum leverage
Up to 1:3000
Platforms
MT4, MT5

Valetax vs JustMarkets: fees and spreads

Valetax trading costs

Published spreads start from 0.0 pips. The minimum deposit recorded is $8. Raw and standard accounts can use different spread and commission models, so compare the account-level schedule before funding.

JustMarkets trading costs

Published spreads start from 0.0 pips. The minimum deposit recorded is $10. Raw and standard accounts can use different spread and commission models, so compare the account-level schedule before funding.

Regulation and country availability

A broker brand can serve customers through multiple legal entities. Licenses, leverage limits and compensation arrangements may therefore differ between two customers using the same brand.

Valetax

Licenses recorded: FSC Mauritius.

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JustMarkets

Licenses recorded: FSA Seychelles, CySEC, FSCA, FSC Mauritius, FSC BVI.

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Who should choose each broker?

Choose Valetax if…

  • ✓ $8 Cent and Standard account entry point
  • ✓ MT4 and MT5 on desktop, web and mobile
  • ✓ Published swap-free terms across the account range

Consider first: The group domain may onboard clients to either the Mauritius licensee or an SVG-registered, unlicensed entity; No statutory investor compensation scheme.

Choose JustMarkets if…

  • ✓ Leverage up to 1:3000
  • ✓ Spreads from 0.0 pips
  • ✓ Standard and Standard Cent accounts from $10

Consider first: No cTrader or TradingView; Pro and Raw Spread accounts require a $200 minimum deposit.

Valetax vs JustMarkets: category-by-category winners

Last checked 2026-10-23

Minimum deposit

Winner: Valetax

Valetax lists an $8 minimum on Cent and Standard, versus $10 on JustMarkets Standard Cent and Standard.

Spread-only pricing

Winner: JustMarkets

JustMarkets Standard is recorded from 0.3 pips versus 1.2 pips on Valetax Standard. Compare live spreads because published minimums are not typical spreads.

Raw-style account

Winner: JustMarkets

JustMarkets Raw Spread is recorded from 0.0 pips with a defined $6 round-turn commission. Valetax shows 0.0 pips and $4 but does not define whether the commission is per side or round turn.

Regulatory footprint

Winner: JustMarkets

JustMarkets records regulated entities in Seychelles, Cyprus, South Africa, Mauritius and BVI. Valetax names one FSC Mauritius licensee plus an SVG-registered company. Entity-level protections still vary at both brokers.

Platforms

Winner: Tie

Both focus on MetaTrader 4 and 5 and do not publish cTrader or native TradingView integration.

Which broker should you choose?

Last checked 2026-10-23

Choose Valetax if…

  • You prefer Valetax's published all-account swap-free structure.
  • Its Malaysian or Indonesian banking option is the decisive funding route.
  • You have confirmed the Mauritius entity and the ECN commission basis.

Choose JustMarkets if…

  • You want a $10 cent account with MT4 or MT5.
  • You want clearly stated raw-account commission terms.
  • A broader regulatory group footprint and more local payment coverage matter to you.

Legal entities and country differences

Last checked 2026-10-23

JustMarkets' main international conditions are generally associated with offshore entities even though the group also holds CySEC and FSCA licences. Valetax's group domain may show documents for either its FSC Mauritius licensee or its SVG-registered company. At both brokers, the legal name in the agreement determines recourse, leverage rules and any compensation protection.

Final verdict: Valetax vs JustMarkets

Last checked 2026-10-23

JustMarkets remains the stronger overall choice on the current evidence because of tighter published pricing, clearer raw-account commission and a broader regulated entity footprint. Valetax now has the lower headline minimum deposit and may suit traders who specifically need its swap-free structure or a supported country payment rail.

Valetax vs JustMarkets: frequently asked questions

Last checked 2026-10-23

Which has the lower minimum deposit?

Valetax, with a published $8 minimum on Cent and Standard accounts. JustMarkets currently lists $10 for Standard Cent and Standard.

Which is cheaper for raw-spread trading?

JustMarkets is easier to compare because its dataset records a $6 round-turn commission. Valetax advertises $4 on ECN but does not define the commission unit publicly.

Do both offer cent accounts?

Yes. JustMarkets Standard Cent currently starts at $10; Valetax Cent starts at $8 and uses a 1,000-unit contract size.

Which is safer?

JustMarkets has the broader regulatory footprint, but many clients still use offshore entities. Valetax has one named FSC Mauritius licensee and an SVG-registered company. Always judge the exact onboarding entity, not the group logo.

Sources and verification

Last checked 2026-10-23

Figures on this page come from the Brokeradar dataset and should be verified against the official broker pages and regulator registers below before you fund an account. Entity, leverage and fee schedules change and vary by country.