JustMarkets review

On the standard account the model is commission-free, and the stock trade fee is listed as $0. The EUR/USD spread is 0.7%, and the account starts from a minimum deposit of $10. Trading costs therefore come mainly from the spread on currency pairs and from leveraged positions.

The broker operates through Just Global Markets Ltd. and is regulated in the Seychelles, Mauritius, Cyprus and the British Virgin Islands. EU investor protection is EU ICS up to EUR 20,000, so the entity your account sits under decides what applies.

Funding and withdrawals follow the same terms: Instant processing, mostly free, with the standard account minimum deposit set at $10. That entry point suits traders opening small positions, and both directions are covered by the listed support channels, chat and help centre.

Trading runs on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and the JustMarkets Trading App, so the same account works across desktop terminals and mobile. A demo account is available for practice, and a mobile app is listed among the features, so positions can be opened away from a desk.

The standard account covers stocks, etfs and forex, so equities, ETFs, currency pairs and contracts for difference sit in one account. That mix suits traders who move between shares and leveraged positions rather than keeping separate platforms for each market.

Retail leverage is set at 1:3000 on the standard account, which amplifies both gains and losses on forex and CFD positions. It suits experienced traders who manage risk closely, and the caution matters: 72.13% of retail accounts in the forex broker comparison lose money.

Support runs on chat and help centre, with live chat and a help centre rather than a phone line. That suits traders who are comfortable resolving account questions in writing, and the help centre also carries platform guides for MetaTrader and the trading app.

The standard account minimum deposit of $10 and commission-free stock dealing make it approachable, and a demo account lets a new trader practise first. Leverage of 1:3000 is the part to watch: retail accounts lose money at 70.15% across the brokers compared, so size positions carefully.