The JustMarkets minimum deposit is $10 for both the Standard and Standard Cent accounts. We confirmed this figure first-party on September 1, 2026, from JustMarkets’ own regional account-conditions pages, and it is recorded in our Broker & Bonus Matrix. Both $10 accounts run on MT4 and MT5, with spreads from 0.3 pips and no commission.
This guide covers what the $10 minimum actually buys you, how the Standard and Standard Cent accounts differ, which base currencies you can hold, and how the JustMarkets entry point compares with XM and Exness. One thing this page is deliberately not about: bonuses. As of our September 2026 check, JustMarkets has removed its public promotions index — more on that below. If you are evaluating the broker as a whole, start with our full JustMarkets review.
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JustMarkets Minimum Deposit by Account Type
JustMarkets keeps its entry-level requirement flat: $10 for the Standard account and $10 for the Standard Cent account. Professional account tiers exist above these, but their conditions are not part of our verified September 2026 dataset, so we list them honestly as unconfirmed rather than repeating third-party numbers.
| Account Type | Minimum Deposit | Commission | Spreads | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $10 | None | From 0.3 pips | MT4, MT5 |
| Standard Cent | $10 | None | From 0.3 pips | MT4, MT5 |
| Professional tiers | Check broker website | Check broker website | Check broker website | Check broker website |
The $10 minimum, spread floor, commission model, and platform availability for the Standard and Standard Cent accounts were verified first-party from JustMarkets’ account-conditions pages on September 1, 2026 (Broker & Bonus Matrix). Spread figures are broker-stated minimums, not guaranteed averages. Professional account conditions have not been verified by our team — check the broker website.
A $10 entry point puts JustMarkets in the same accessibility tier as Exness ($10) and slightly above XM ($5). For traders in the markets where JustMarkets confirms local base currencies — Nigeria, South Africa, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand — and the wider emerging-markets audience, the practical question is not just the dollar figure but whether you can fund it in your own currency. JustMarkets does unusually well there, as covered in the base-currency section below.
Standard Account ($10 Minimum)
The Standard account is the default entry point for most JustMarkets clients. It uses spread-only pricing: no separate commission, with all trading costs embedded in a variable spread starting from 0.3 pips.
Key characteristics, as verified September 2026:
- Minimum deposit: $10 USD (or equivalent in a supported base currency)
- Spreads: Variable, from 0.3 pips
- Commission: None
- Platforms: MT4 and MT5
Spread-only pricing keeps cost calculations simple: every trade has one visible cost. That suits newer traders and anyone who wants to evaluate execution quality with a small balance before scaling up. Contract sizes, leverage options, and instrument lists go beyond what we verified this pass — check the broker website for those details before funding.
Standard Cent Account ($10 Minimum)
The Standard Cent account shares the $10 minimum, the 0.3-pip spread floor, and the no-commission model with the Standard account — and, notably, it is available on both MT4 and MT5. That is worth flagging because cent accounts at some competitors are platform-restricted: as of our June 2026 verification, for example, the Exness Standard Cent account ran on MT4 only.
The defining feature is denomination. The Cent account can be held in USC — US cents — which is a confirmed base-currency option in our verified dataset. A $10 deposit becomes a balance of 1,000 cents, and positions and profit/loss are computed at cent scale rather than dollar scale. In practice this shrinks the money at stake on each trade to a fraction of what the same trade would represent on the Standard account, while spreads and execution remain real.
Who the Cent account suits: beginners who want live-market conditions with very small financial exposure, and traders testing a strategy or Expert Advisor under real execution before running it at full scale. The exact contract specifications for cent lots are not in our verified dataset — check the broker website for the current figures.
Professional Accounts
JustMarkets offers professional account tiers above the two $10 accounts. Our September 2026 verification pass covered the Standard and Standard Cent conditions only, so we are not going to quote minimums, spreads, or commissions for the professional tiers here — third-party sources circulate conflicting numbers for exactly this kind of detail. Check the broker website for current professional account conditions, and see our JustMarkets review for how the account lineup fits together.
How We Verified the $10 Figure
Transparency note: justmarkets.com blocks automated page fetches, which means many published claims about JustMarkets’ conditions — ours previously included — have historically leaned on secondhand sources. For this page, our team confirmed the figures on September 1, 2026 from JustMarkets’ own regional account-conditions pages, which present the same Standard and Standard Cent specifications: $10 minimum on both accounts, MT4/MT5, spreads from 0.3 pips, no commission, and the base-currency list below.
That makes the $10 figure first-party verified, not repeated. It is recorded in our Broker & Bonus Matrix with the verification date, and this page will be re-checked against the Matrix before each update. See our review methodology for how we source and verify broker data.
Supported Base Currencies
Your account base currency determines whether you pay conversion costs on every deposit and withdrawal. If your deposit currency matches the account currency, there is no conversion; if it does not, the conversion margin is an invisible recurring cost.
JustMarkets supports a notably wide range of local base currencies. The following were confirmed in our September 1, 2026 verification:
- MYR — Malaysian Ringgit
- IDR — Indonesian Rupiah
- THB — Thai Baht
- ZAR — South African Rand
- NGN — Nigerian Naira
- USC — US cents, for the Standard Cent account
This list is not exhaustive — USD and other currencies are offered alongside the local options — but it is the portion we have confirmed first-party. For emerging-market traders, the local-currency options matter more than the headline minimum: a Nigerian trader holding an NGN-denominated account avoids conversion costs entirely, which on a $10-scale balance is a meaningful saving. If your currency is on the list, select it at account creation; base currencies generally cannot be changed on an existing account.
Deposit Methods
We have not verified JustMarkets’ current deposit-method lineup or fee policy first-party, so this section stays deliberately short rather than repeating unconfirmed payment tables. Brokers serving JustMarkets’ core markets typically offer local bank transfers and regional e-wallets alongside cards and crypto, and the confirmed local base currencies above suggest local funding rails exist for those markets — but the specific methods, processing times, and any per-method minimums rotate with payment-processor partnerships. Check the deposit section of the broker website, or your JustMarkets client area, for what is currently available in your country, and confirm any fee line before funding.
JustMarkets Minimum Deposit vs. Other Brokers
The table below puts the JustMarkets minimum in context against other brokers we review.
| Broker | Min. Deposit (Standard) | Regulation |
|---|---|---|
| JustMarkets | $10 | CySEC, Seychelles FSA, FSCA, FSC Mauritius |
| XM | $5 | CySEC, ASIC, IFSC |
| Exness | $10 | FCA, CySEC, FSA, FSCA |
| FBS | $5 | CySEC, ASIC, FSC Belize |
| InstaForex | $1 | BVI FSC |
| Tickmill | $100 | FSA, FCA, CySEC |
Minimum deposits sourced from the forex-bonus.com Broker & Bonus Matrix, September 2026. The JustMarkets figure was verified first-party on September 1, 2026. Verify current figures on each broker’s website before depositing.
JustMarkets sits at the accessible end of the market without being the absolute cheapest. XM and FBS undercut it at $5, and InstaForex nominally accepts $1 — though under a single offshore license. What the JustMarkets $10 buys that the cheaper entries do not always match is the combination of a multi-license regulatory stack (including CySEC and FSCA South Africa), cent-account access on both MT4 and MT5, and confirmed local base currencies across Africa and Southeast Asia. Against Exness, the entry point is identical at $10; the differences show up in the platform availability of the cent account and in each broker’s currency and payment coverage for your specific country.
What Happened to JustMarkets Promotions?
JustMarkets built much of its reputation on frequent promotions, including no-deposit and deposit bonuses. As of our September 2026 check, however, the broker’s public promotions index has been removed — the page now redirects to the homepage. We are not going to speculate about what replaces it or quote legacy bonus figures that may no longer be live.
That is why this page focuses on account access rather than offers: the $10 minimum deposit is the verified, current path into JustMarkets. For the up-to-date status of any JustMarkets bonus — and the terms that apply if promotions return — see our JustMarkets bonus page, which we update against verified sources. As always, forex bonuses are banned for retail clients in the EU, UK, Australia, and the US, so any future promotions would apply only in eligible countries.
Practical Considerations Before You Deposit
Start With the Minimum
There is no advantage to depositing more than $10 on day one. Fund the minimum, trade the Standard or Standard Cent account for a couple of weeks, then run a small withdrawal to confirm the full deposit-trade-withdraw cycle works from your country before committing meaningful capital. This matters doubly at a broker whose public site limits independent verification: your own end-to-end test is the best data you can get.
Size Positions for a $10 Balance
A $10 balance leaves no room for casual risk-taking on a standard-denominated account. Standard risk management — risking 1-2% of the account per trade — means risking $0.10-$0.20 per trade, which is only practical at cent scale. If you intend to trade the Standard account with realistic position sizes, treat $10 as a platform test, not a trading stake, and budget capital appropriate to your strategy. We have not verified JustMarkets’ current leverage caps; whatever the broker permits, high leverage amplifies losses as readily as gains, so use it conservatively.
Complete Verification Before Funding
Like other regulated brokers, JustMarkets requires identity verification (KYC). Complete it before depositing: if document checks fail or drag on, you want to find out before your money is in the account, not when you attempt your first withdrawal.
Match Your Currency
If your local currency is among the confirmed base-currency options — MYR, IDR, THB, ZAR, or NGN — open the account in that currency. Conversion margins on a mismatched account are charged on every deposit and withdrawal, and on small balances they eat a disproportionate share of your capital.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the JustMarkets minimum deposit in 2026?
The JustMarkets minimum deposit is $10 for both the Standard and Standard Cent accounts. We verified this first-party from JustMarkets’ own account-conditions pages on September 1, 2026, and it is recorded in our Broker & Bonus Matrix. The exact funding floor for your payment method may vary — confirm in the client area before depositing.
Does the $10 minimum apply to the Cent account too?
Yes. The Standard Cent account carries the same $10 minimum deposit as the Standard account, with the same advertised spread floor (from 0.3 pips) and no commission. Held in USC, a $10 deposit gives you a 1,000-cent balance, so each trade puts far less money at stake than the equivalent position on the Standard account.
Which JustMarkets account should I open with $10?
For beginners, the Standard Cent account. Ten dollars is a workable balance at cent scale, where standard risk management produces position sizes you can actually take. On the Standard account, $10 meets the formal minimum but supports only token position sizes — better treated as a platform and withdrawal test than a trading stake.
Can I use MT5 with the minimum deposit?
Yes. Both $10 accounts — Standard and Standard Cent — are available on MT4 and MT5, per our September 2026 verification. The cent account’s MT5 availability is a genuine differentiator: at Exness, for comparison, the Standard Cent account was MT4-only as of our June 2026 Exness check.
Does JustMarkets still offer a deposit bonus?
As of our September 2026 check, JustMarkets’ public promotions index has been removed and redirects to the homepage, so we do not currently list an active, verified JustMarkets bonus. Historically the broker ran frequent promotions, and if verified offers return they will appear on our JustMarkets bonus page. Note that forex bonuses are banned for retail clients in the EU, UK, Australia, and the US regardless of broker.
Is the JustMarkets minimum deposit lower than XM or Exness?
It matches Exness ($10 for Standard and Standard Cent) and sits above XM ($5). InstaForex is nominally lowest at $1 but operates under a single offshore license, while JustMarkets holds four (CySEC, Seychelles FSA, FSCA South Africa, FSC Mauritius). See our XM minimum deposit and Exness minimum deposit guides for the full breakdowns.
Data verified against the forex-bonus.com Broker & Bonus Matrix, September 2026. The $10 minimum deposit, spreads from 0.3 pips, no-commission model, MT4/MT5 availability, and base-currency list were verified first-party from JustMarkets’ account-conditions pages on September 1, 2026. Professional account conditions, deposit methods, fees, and leverage are unverified — check the broker website. See our review methodology for how we verify broker data.