JustMarkets Review 2027Core Trading Conditions and Fees

JustMarkets review 2027: low entry and leverage up to 1:3000

JustMarkets was founded in 2012 as JustForex and adopted its present name a decade later. It has grown quickly in Southeast Asia and Africa by offering very small minimum deposits, a choice of account types that includes raw spreads, and leverage as high as 1:3000. For most of its early life it operated with little regulation. That has changed, and the group now holds several licences. This review sets out its position for 2027.

Regulation

The JustMarkets group includes entities regulated by the Seychelles Financial Services Authority, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, South Africa's FSCA and the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius. European clients are served by the Cypriot entity with 1:30 leverage. Most other clients are onboarded through Seychelles, where leverage is far higher and no compensation scheme applies. The addition of CySEC and FSCA licences in recent years is a clear improvement on the broker's earlier status.

Account types

Four accounts are offered. Standard Cent is for very small balances, with trades measured in cent lots. Standard has no commission and spreads from about 0.3 pips. Pro narrows the spread further for a $100 minimum, still without commission. Raw Spread quotes from 0.0 pips and charges $3 per lot per side. The minimum deposit for Standard accounts is around $10, and as little as $1 for cent accounts on some platforms. Pricing on the Pro and Raw Spread accounts is competitive.

Leverage

Leverage of up to 1:3000 is available on small accounts with the international entity and is reduced as equity increases and around major news events. This is extreme. A position opened at full leverage can be closed out by a movement of a few pips. The broker offers negative balance protection, so losses are limited to the deposit.

Platforms

JustMarkets supports MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 and has its own mobile app for trading and account management. There is no cTrader or TradingView integration. A copy trading service is built into the app, allowing clients to follow other traders for a share of profits. Free VPS hosting is available to qualifying clients.

Markets

The range includes more than 60 currency pairs, metals, energies, indices, share CFDs and cryptocurrencies, a little over 260 instruments in total. It is sufficient for forex and index traders and limited for those seeking broad stock coverage.

Bonuses and payments

Deposit bonuses and occasional welcome offers are available outside Europe, each with volume conditions. The broker does not charge deposit or withdrawal fees and supports many local payment methods and currencies, which is a major convenience in its core markets. Withdrawals are often processed within an hour or two.

Support and education

Support is available around the clock in many languages through live chat and messaging apps. Educational content covers the basics through articles, webinars and daily analysis. It is adequate for beginners.

Pros and cons

• Pricing: low spreads on Pro and a $3 per side raw account.
• Entry: very small minimum deposits and cent trading.
• Payments: free, fast deposits and withdrawals with local methods.
• Leverage: 1:3000 is hazardous for most traders.
• Regulation: most clients are under the Seychelles licence.
• Platforms and range: MetaTrader only, with a modest product list.

Who is JustMarkets for?

JustMarkets suits traders in Asia and Africa who want low costs, local payments and flexible account sizes. Beginners should set leverage to a small fraction of the maximum.

Verdict

JustMarkets has strengthened its regulatory standing and offers good pricing. For 2027 the principal risk is the leverage it allows. Use it conservatively, and remember that most retail traders lose money.

JustMarkets review: compare the alternatives

This JustMarkets review is part of our Top 65 Forex Brokers in 2027 ranking. To compare, read the FXOpen review and the InstaForex review.