Just2Trade

Just2Trade is a forex broker that provides access to currency pairs and other markets through popular trading platforms. It offers tools and resources for analysis and trade execution, along with customer support for platform navigation.

Key facts

7.6/10
Our rating
#126
Trust rank
2006
Founded
1
Licences
CySEC
233
Countries accepted
HeadquartersCyprus
Broker typeECN, STP
RegulationCySEC
PlatformsMT4, MT5
InstrumentsCommodities, Forex, Indices, Metals
Fee levelLow

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Pros

  • • ECN/STP execution with deep liquidity
  • • Tight spreads and low commissions
  • • MT4/MT5 platform support
  • • CySEC regulation and segregated client funds
  • • Multi-asset access with DMA to global markets
  • Cons

  • • No FCA or ASIC regulation
  • • Investor compensation limited to €20,000 (CySEC ICF)
  • • No guaranteed stop-loss orders (GSLO)
  • • Does not accept U.S. clients
  • • No cTrader or TradingView integration
  • Key Features

  • • MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5
  • • CySEC regulation and investor compensation fund
  • • ECN execution with raw spreads
  • • Negative balance protection
  • • Multi asset trading forex and CFDs on indices commodities metals
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Regulatory status can differ by the broker's legal entity and your country. You can verify it by finding the exact company name on Just2Trade's website, then searching that name in the public register of the relevant financial regulator. Confirm the license scope, permitted services, and client category. Check required disclosures, including the client agreement, risk notice, and order execution policy. If anything is unclear, ask the broker's support and save records of your checks. Rules and protections vary by jurisdiction.

    You can access spot forex and a range of contracts for difference, such as indices, commodities, metals, energies, and shares. Availability, trading hours, and leverage depend on your region, account classification, and platform. Each instrument has specific contract terms, margin rules, and price increments. Review the instrument list and product specifications in your client area before you trade. Complex products can be volatile and may expose you to rapid losses, especially during market gaps or illiquid sessions.

    You get desktop, web, and mobile platforms with real‐time quotes, charts, and common order types like market, limit, and stop. Some platforms support automated strategies and custom indicators. Account options can vary by region, including retail and professional classifications, different pricing models, and instrument access. A demo account may be available so you can learn the interface without real funds. Review platform guides and trading rules in your client area to understand orders, margin, and stop‐out mechanics.

    Your total cost can include the spread, any commission, overnight financing on leveraged positions, and currency conversion where relevant. There may also be account fees, such as inactivity or withdrawal processing. Pricing is variable and depends on market conditions, instrument, and your account setup. You can view live quotes in the platform and check the fee schedule and product specifications in the legal documents and client area. Consider all costs for the instruments you plan to trade, including during volatile periods.

    You can fund your account by bank transfer, cards, or selected payment services, depending on your country. Processing time and fees vary by method and provider. Withdrawals generally return to the original funding source, and the name on the account must match your trading profile. Identity checks apply before payouts. Some methods support only deposits. Limits and available currencies depend on your region. Review the funding page in your client area and contact support if a transaction status seems delayed.

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