JustMarkets Gesamtbewertung

We tested JustMarkets using live, real-money accounts. Our approach is impartial and based on thorough data gathered from actual trading experiences, broker regulations, and customer feedback. We do not charge brokers for reviews. For more about our testing process, see our About Us page.

Trustworthiness & Regulation

JustMarkets operates under the regulation of several financial authorities, including CySEC, SC FSA, and MU FSC, providing a level of credibility. However, even well-regulated brokers can face challenges, so due diligence is always important.

Founded in 2012, JustMarkets has more than a decade of experience. Despite this, the broker has no user reviews yet, which may indicate limited popularity among traders.

With over 1.19 million organic monthly visits, JustMarkets ranks 31st among forex brokers in web traffic. While it's a private company and does not publish its financial reports, it still maintains trust through its regulatory framework.

Unternehmen	Lizenzen und Vorschriften	Getrenntes Kundengeld	Einlagenausgleichsfonds	Schutz vor negativem Kontostand	Vergütungen	Maximale Hebelwirkung für Privatkunden
JustMarkets Ltd	Zypern - CY CYSEC		bis zu 20.000 €			30 : 1
Just Global Markets (MU) Limited	Mauritius - MU FSC					2000 : 1
Just Global Markets (PTY) Ltd	Südafrika - ZA FSCA					5000 : 1
Just Global Markets Ltd	Seychellen - SC FSA					3000 : 1

Deposit Insurance

Client funds at JustMarkets are protected through segregated accounts, as required by regulation. Additionally, CySEC-regulated accounts are covered by a deposit compensation scheme that protects up to €20,000 for retail clients. This safeguard is important in the unlikely event of the broker's insolvency.

Spreads and Costs

JustMarkets provides competitive spreads, particularly for forex and commodities. On average, its forex spreads are lower than many other brokers, making it an appealing choice for cost-conscious traders.

Spreads on indices and commodities are closer to industry standards, offering a balanced cost structure across asset classes.

Combined Spread/Commission Costs by Asset Class Compared to Market-Leading Brokers

Note: The crypto averages include (BTCUSD, ETHUSD), forex averages consist of (EURUSD, USDJPY, GBPJPY, EURGBP, AUDNZD, CADCHF), indices averages cover (US30, AUS200), and commodities averages include (XAUUSD, XAGUSD). These averages are calculated by sampling data every 10 seconds over a 24-hour period. Forex spreads are measured in pips, while other asset classes are measured in their base currency. All figures include both the spread and commission for a complete cost calculation.

The data presented here is derived from our advanced spread analyzer tool, which gathers live account data and integrates it into our performance analytics system. To view and compare live data from all brokers and instruments, visit our spread analyzer tool.

JustMarkets offers Islamic accounts for clients who wish to avoid interest payments due to religious beliefs. These accounts eliminate swap fees on overnight positions, maintaining compliance with Sharia law.

Comparison to Other Brokers

JustMarkets stands out for its competitive forex spreads and high leverage, though its swap rates and lack of user reviews might be concerns for some. Compared to other brokers like Exness and IC Markets, it offers lower trading costs for certain instruments but falls short in overnight swap fees.

Trading Platforms

JustMarkets offers both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms, known for their reliability and extensive automated trading capabilities. Both platforms are available on desktop, mobile, and web, supporting a wide range of trading strategies.

Available Instruments

Leverage

JustMarkets offers leverage up to 3000:1 for accounts regulated by Seychelles and lower levels under CySEC regulations. High leverage can increase potential profits but also magnifies risks.

Prohibited Countries

JustMarkets does not accept clients from several countries, including the United States and European Union due to regulatory restrictions. Potential clients should check their eligibility before registering.