Where the button on this site actually goes — Malaysia
It opens an account with FxPro, not with JustMarkets. Here is why, how the site is funded, and what both brokers' status in Malaysia means.
Start trading →The button opens FxPro, not JustMarkets
This site reviews JustMarkets, but the trading button on its pages opens an account with FxPro, a different broker. The two are separate companies; opening an account through the button does not create any relationship with JustMarkets.
That is stated here plainly because it is the single most important thing to know before clicking. The same disclosure appears in the footer of every page on this site — all 14 were checked on 23 September 2026 — so that nobody learns it only after an account has been opened.
How this site is funded
ringgitfxdesk.com is funded by its partnership with FxPro. When a reader opens an account through the button, the partnership may pay this site. The reader pays nothing extra for that, and the account conditions are FxPro's own.
That arrangement is why the site is careful about what it says: it has a reason to send readers to FxPro, and the rules on these standards pages exist so that reason does not shape the reviews.
Status of both brokers in Malaysia
Bank Negara Malaysia's Financial Consumer Alert List names JustMarkets, matched by its main website and official social accounts. The Securities Commission Malaysia's Investor Alert List names FxPro as carrying on unregulated activities. Both lists were checked on 23 September 2026.
Both lists also name clone channels that borrow these brands' names. A channel using a broker's name is not the broker, and the entries above were matched by each broker's own website, not by name alone.
What that means for your money
The Securities Commission states the consequence in its own words: if you invest through unauthorised entities, "you will not be protected under Malaysian securities laws" (read on 23 September 2026). A dispute is then handled under the rules of the entity that holds the account.
That is not a reason this site hides; it is a reason a reader should decide with open eyes, and should never deposit money they cannot afford to lose.
What this site is not
ringgitfxdesk.com is not JustMarkets, not FxPro and not a financial adviser. It does not hold money, open accounts, process withdrawals or see anyone's trading activity. It cannot resolve a problem with an account — only the broker that holds the account can.
Its job is narrower: to explain, for readers in Malaysia, how JustMarkets works and what to check before acting, and to be honest about where its button leads.