JustMarkets account types
What separates Standard, Cent, Pro and Raw Spread, and how to pick by the amount you intend to deposit.
Start trading →JustMarkets offers several account types — Standard Cent, Standard, Pro and Raw Spread — and they differ mainly in entry threshold and cost structure. Standard and Standard Cent start from $10; Pro and Raw Spread start higher. The choice is made before opening, because the account type is fixed once created. ringgitfxdesk.com is an independent review site and is not operated by JustMarkets. The button on this page opens an account with FxPro, a different broker.
Account types at a glance
- Standard and Standard Cent start from $10; Pro and Raw Spread start higher.
- Standard is commission-free; Raw Spread moves cost from spread to commission.
- Account type and platform are chosen when the account is opened — ask before assuming either can change.
- Confirm current thresholds in the broker's terms on the day you open.
The broker quotes account thresholds in US dollars — $10 for Standard and Standard Cent, $200 for Pro and Raw Spread. MYR is available as an account currency, so check the ringgit equivalent the broker applies when you open the account.
What you need before you start
Know the amount you intend to fund. That single number rules out most of the list: an account whose threshold is above your deposit is not a choice, and an account far below it gives away cost structure for nothing.
Standard Cent trades in cent lots and exists for people who want the mechanics at a smaller scale. Standard is the commission-free default from $10. Pro and Raw Spread shift cost from the spread toward a commission and start at a higher threshold.
Step by step
Open the client area, create a trading account and select the type at that moment. The platform — MT4 or MT5 — is chosen at the same point, and both choices are fixed for that account.
Fund it, then connect the terminal using the numeric account number issued with it.
What to check before you deposit
Confirm the current threshold and cost structure in the broker's own terms on the day you open. These figures are set by the provider and change; the values above describe the structure, not a quote.
Also confirm whether the type you want is offered to clients in your jurisdiction — availability is not uniform across entities, and the answer belongs to the broker.