JustMarkets Account Types Explained: Which One Should You Choose?

Not sure which JustMarkets account fits you? You are not alone. The broker runs several account tiers, and which ones you can even see depends on where you sign up from.

Here is what each account actually costs to open, what it trades, and how the international version compares with the more tightly regulated EU one.

JustMarkets Review: A Quick Look Before You Pick an Account

JustMarkets serves traders across more than 160 countries and runs under a group of regulated entities, including a Seychelles FSA license, a Mauritius FSC license, a British Virgin Islands FSC license, and a Cyprus CySEC license for its European arm.

Spreads across the range are competitive, execution has a solid reputation among everyday traders, and the account lineup is genuinely varied rather than a single template stretched across different names.

For the detailed guide on fees, platforms, and real trader feedback, our complete JustMarkets broker review covers it end to end.

Worth Knowing Upfront: JustMarkets does not accept clients from Australia, Canada, Japan, India, the UK, or the US, so the account structure below applies to traders based elsewhere.

The Account Lineup Depends on Where You Register?

JustMarkets operates two distinct account structures. Traders onboarding through the international entities get access to four live account types plus a demo, with low minimum deposits and high leverage.

Traders onboarding through JustMarkets' Cyprus-regulated EU entity get a narrower choice of two accounts, capped leverage, and a higher deposit floor, a direct result of the stricter rules CySEC applies to retail CFD trading.

Knowing which version you are signing up under before you compare numbers saves some confusion later.

Standard Cent Account

Built for traders easing in gently, the Standard Cent account runs on MetaTrader 4 with a balance denominated in cents rather than whole dollars. The minimum deposit sits at $10, spreads start from 0.3 pips, and there is no commission.

Leverage runs up to 1:3000, with a minimum lot size of 0.01 cent lots and a cap of 1000 cent lots. Trading is limited to forex and commodities here, which is a reasonable trade-off for an account meant to build confidence rather than serve as your main trading vehicle.

Once you outgrow it, moving to Standard, Pro, or Raw Spread is straightforward.

Standard Account

This is JustMarkets' most widely used account, and for good reason. The minimum deposit is $10, spreads start from 0.3 pips, and there is no commission charged on trades.

It runs on both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, supports forex, indices, commodities, stocks, and crypto, and allows leverage up to 1:3000.

Lot sizes range from 0.01 up to 100, which covers everything from a cautious first position to a fairly substantial one. There are no restrictions on trading style here, so scalping, hedging, and news trading are all permitted.

Pro Account

The Pro account steps up the trading conditions for more active traders while keeping the no-commission structure. Under the international entities, the minimum deposit is $200, spreads start from 0.1 pips, and leverage again reaches up to 1:3000.

It covers the same broad instrument list as the Standard account, forex, indices, commodities, stocks, and crypto, with over 50 currency pairs alone. There are no caps on order count or trading volume, which makes it a comfortable fit for traders running multiple strategies or larger positions at once.

Raw Spread Account

For traders who care most about the tightest possible spread, the Raw Spread account trades a small fixed commission for a floating spread that starts from 0.0 pips.

The minimum deposit under the international entities is $200, and a commission of $3 per lot per side applies on top of the raw spread.

This structure suits scalpers and high-frequency intraday traders especially well, since the combination of near-zero spreads and predictable commission makes cost calculations far more transparent than a variable spread alone would.

Islamic and Swap-Free Options

JustMarkets offers a swap-free option across its Standard Cent, Standard, Pro, and Raw Spread accounts for clients whose beliefs prohibit paying or earning interest on overnight positions.

Rather than a separate account type, this is a conversion you request through JustMarkets' support team, after which your existing account stops accruing the standard overnight swap.

There are two swap-free tiers, Standard and Extended, with the Extended level removing swap charges on most instruments.

Traders under the EU entity can also request swap-free status, though this option there is limited to Muslim clients and comes with its own terms, including an order handling fee worth reading before you convert.

How the EU-Regulated Accounts Differ?

Traders onboarded through JustMarkets' CySEC-regulated entity see a simpler menu: just Pro and Raw Spread, both running on MetaTrader 5 only, with a minimum deposit of €100 for each.

Leverage is capped at 1:30 for retail clients and up to 1:100 for those who qualify as professional clients, reflecting the leverage limits that apply broadly across EU-regulated CFD brokers rather than anything unique to JustMarkets.

The Pro account here carries no commission with spreads from 0.1 pips, while Raw Spread charges 3 units of the account's base currency per lot per side against spreads from 0.0 pips.

Margin call and stop-out levels also sit higher under this entity, at 80% and 50% respectively, compared with 40% and 20% under the international accounts, a difference that reflects the more conservative risk framework EU regulation requires.

Final Thoughts

JustMarkets genuinely gives traders a choice rather than pushing everyone toward a single template. The Standard Cent and Standard accounts keep the entry point low and approachable, Pro and Raw Spread give more experienced traders the pricing structure they actually want, and the swap-free option covers traders whose beliefs rule out interest-based charges.

The one thing worth double-checking before you register is which entity, international or EU, you are actually signing up under, since that single detail changes your deposit minimum, your leverage ceiling, and even which platform you will be trading on.