Abstract：Is your fund with JustMarkets, a Seychelles-based brokerage firm, stuck for weeks due to an unexplained validation reason? Did the broker limit your order entries? Did you see losses on the JustMarkets login due to an abnormal negative slippage on your trade? Did you face an unaccounted fund deduction by the broker? Several users have reported these issues on independent broker verification platforms such as WikiFX. This JustMarkets review examines these reported allegations and provides an overview of its regulatory framework.
Is your fund with JustMarkets, a Seychelles-based brokerage firm, stuck for weeks due to an unexplained validation reason? Did the broker limit your order entries? Did you see losses on the JustMarkets login due to an abnormal negative slippage on your trade? Did you face an unaccounted fund deduction by the broker? Several users have reported these issues on independent broker verification platforms such as WikiFX. This JustMarkets review examines these reported allegations and provides an overview of its regulatory framework.
ContentsJustMarkets is a multi-asset brokerage firm that lets traders invest in a wide range of instruments across forex, stocks, commodities, indices and cryptocurrencies.
Forex traders can invest in several major, minor and exotic currency pairs. These include AUD/USD, EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/JPY, CAD/CHF, AUD/NZD, GBP/CHF, AUD/SGD, CHF/SGD, EUR/HKD, etc.
You can invest in the stocks of the world's most popular companies with 0% commissions using the JustMarkets trading platform. The stock list comprises ACA, ADP, ADSGn, AFX, AIR, ALO, BAS, etc.
The company advertises index trading with optimum trading conditions. You can choose from a wide range of indices to trade, including AU200, CHA50, DE40, ES35, EU50, HK50, JP225, etc.
Commodity traders can invest in select metals and oil type. Metals available for trading include gold, silver, platinum and palladium. On the other hand, investors can also trade Brent crude oil, WTI crude oil and natural gas.
Cryptocurrency traders can choose from several options, including Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Polkadot, Kusama, Litecoin, etc.
The brokerage firm advertises swap-free trading, extensive FX derivatives, low & stable spreads, slippage protection, fast order execution, and instant withdrawals across trading instruments on its official website.
JustMarkets offers four trading accounts - Standard, Standard Cent, Pro and Raw Spread - with specific conditions. Check the table below to know the critical details associated with each account.
| Account Type | Minimum Deposit | Minimum Spread | Maximum Leverage | Commission |
| Standard | $10 | 0.3 Pips | 1:3000 | Zero |
| Standard Cent | $10 | 0.3 Pips | 1:3000 | Zero |
| Pro | $200 | 0.1 Pips | 1:3000 | Zero |
| Raw Spread | $200 | 0 Pips | 1:3000 | $3 Each Side Per Lot |
The offerings across JustMarkets accounts sound impressive. While the minimum deposit ranges up to $200, the spread charge begins at 0-0.3 pips. The leverage of up to 1:3000 is another striking feature that helps traders acquire a wide market position by paying a low margin. The commission is charged only on a raw spread account, an that too, a pretty low amount.
An Indian user reportedly questioned the broker for an unexplained withdrawal delay that lasted for more than three weeks at the time of writing the JustMarkets review. Despite raising the complaint tickets multiple times, the client's withdrawal request allegedly stayed in the validation queue. The broker, according to the user, is not disclosing the exact reason for the delay. Instead, JustMarkets is notifying the user of a clause that allows the broker to delay withdrawals for an infinite period. Check the complaint below for more details.
A user from Singapore reportedly marked JustMarkets as a worst trading platform, claiming that every withdrawal request faced rejections by the broker on the grounds of trading agreement breach. Every withdrawal request would require the user to send trading details before the withdrawal amount is credited to the account. The Introducing Brokers (IBs) reportedly use broker accounts, instead of live accounts as claimed by them. The trader claimed to have faced rejections on withdrawals, which were cleared only after he submitted trading logs. While the broker attributed it to strict money laundering norms, the same was allegedly not required when accepting deposits, the trader quipped while sharing this negative JustMarkets review.
A Japanese trader claimed that JustMarkets accused him of using Expert Advisors and later restricted his entries to just ten. This reportedly prevented the trader from executing the order at better prices. The user failed to use the massive 1:3000 leverage adequately and later alleged that he was not informed about it in advance. Due to this suspicious activity, the trader allegedly lost USD 153 on the trading platform. Have a look at this JustMarkets review filed on WikiFX.
Users from the Middle East region have complained of severe slippage on the JustMarkets login dashboard. An Israeli user reported an abnormal negative slippage of $10 on his sell stop pending order. Notably, the trader pointed out the triggering of the take-profit order at the same limit level with zero price improvement, allegedly making it a flawed trade order execution. When inquired about the trade logs, the broker allegedly failed to provide any such proof to the user. On the other hand, an Egypt-based user's sell order of 4027.21 closed at 4081.52 despite a stop-loss order limit of 4045.40. This reported slippage led to losses for the trader. Here are these two slippage complaints.
A Pakistani trader complained that JustMarkets stole his funds worth $1291. The trader claimed to have proof to support his claim while sharing this review.
A Malaysian user reported constant struggles with JustMarkets login during news events such as the Non-farm Payroll (NFP) report. According to the complaint, the user lost all of his profits, and his report to the finance department did not yield a satisfactory response. The screenshot below captures the user's frustration over the alleged turn of events.
While user complaints have been deeply concerning, the broker seems to have a multi-layered regulatory structure. The JustMarkets regulation list contains licenses from the Cyprus Securities & Exchange Commission (CYSEC), the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA), the British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission (Offshore), the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA) (Offshore), and the Financial Services Commission (FSC). Of these five licenses, two are offshore regulations, whose investor protection mechanisms are limited compared to CYSEC, FCA and ASIC. Amid a large number of negative complaints, the user trust score dropped to 1.65 out of 10.
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