How to Open a JustMarkets Account in Malaysia

A simple step-by-step guide to registering, verifying and funding your JustMarkets account as a Malaysian resident.

Min deposit from $10 · up to 1:3000

Opening a JustMarkets account from Malaysia takes a registration form, identity and address documents, and a first deposit from $10 on the Standard or Standard Cent account. One step worth doing before the form is checking addresses: a driving licence and an IC can carry different addresses, and it is easier to settle which one you use before uploading anything. 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.

What you need to open an account

Identity is proven with a government-issued document and address with a recent document showing the address on your form; which documents are accepted is set by the broker. Check that your documents show the same address before you upload them.

A valid government-issued ID and proof of address
An email address and a phone number
A minimum deposit from $10 on the Standard or Standard Cent account ($200 on Pro and Raw Spread)

How long: Verification time is set by the broker and is not promised here
Eligibility: Open to Malaysia residents aged 18+; before depositing, check whether the broker accepts your country of residence and which entity applies to you.

Step by step

Before uploading anything, check that the address on both documents agrees — with each other and with what you typed in the form.

Register on JustMarkets' own site. Note that the button on this page opens an account with FxPro, a different broker — not with JustMarkets.
Enter your email address and create a secure password.
Fill in the form with your residence details in Malaysia.
Verify your identity (KYC) — upload a government-issued ID and proof of address.
Choose your account type, platform (MT4 or MT5) and account currency — MYR is among the currencies the broker lists.
Fund your account from a payment method in your own name — the minimum deposit is from $10 on the Standard and Cent accounts ($200 on Pro and Raw Spread).
Download MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5 and start trading (or practise first on a demo account).

Start trading →

JustMarkets lists MYR among its account currencies alongside USD and others (broker account pages, 23 September 2026). If a card and a trading account are in different currencies, the amount is converted at the rate of whoever converts it, so pick the account currency deliberately when you create the trading account.

Before you deposit

It is worth starting with a free demo account to get comfortable with the platform and test your strategy with virtual funds first.

Documents you need to open an account

Two things have to be established: who you are and where you live. Identity is covered by a government-issued document such as a passport or an identity card; check which ones the broker accepts. Address is covered by a document that shows your name and the same address you entered on the form — for example a recent utility bill or a bank statement.

Use documents and a payment method in your own name. The broker states that it cannot accept third-party deposits (deposit and withdrawal page, read 23 September 2026), and an address document in a family member's name shows their address, not yours.

Proof of address: driving licence vs IC

A Malaysian driving licence and an IC both carry an address, and the two are not always the same — the licence may still show an address from years ago while the IC has been updated, or the reverse. Read both before submitting either.

Before uploading anything, put the two documents side by side and read the addresses. If they differ, decide which address you actually live at, and build the pair around that one rather than submitting whichever documents are closest to hand.

What to do when the two addresses differ

Submit the identity document plus a recent independent document that shows the address you entered on the form — a utility bill or bank statement dated within the period the broker asks for. The point is consistency between the form, the address document and the account name, not which card happens to be newer.

Whether a driving licence is accepted as proof of address at all is set by the broker and can differ by jurisdiction, so confirm it in the broker's own requirements before relying on it. Verification timelines are likewise stated by the broker and are not promised here.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my driving licence as proof of address?

That depends on the broker's own document requirements, which differ by jurisdiction. Check them before uploading, and prefer a recent utility bill or bank statement if in doubt.

The address on my licence differs from my IC. Is that a problem?

It can be. Choose the address you actually live at, then submit an identity document plus a recent independent document showing that same address.

Can someone else fund my account?

No. The broker states that it cannot accept third-party deposits (deposit and withdrawal page, read 23 September 2026), so the payment method should be in the account holder's own name.