Just Markets Review: 1.82 Score and No Regulation Despite Positive Reviews

Just Markets operates under Just Markets Ltd and markets itself through justmarketltd.com. Some users describe friendly customer service and low spreads, but that does not resolve the core question of safety. WikiFX assigns the broker a score of 1.82, and no regulatory information was found for the entity, which is why this reads as a risk review rather than a recommendation.

Regulatory Status

The decisive gap is regulation. No regulatory information was found for Just Markets Ltd, meaning no active or offshore licence appears in the record we can confirm. That does not make the broker automatically illegal, but it removes the external oversight that normally protects client funds and offers a path to dispute resolution. Without a verifiable regulator, a trader whose positions are closed or whose withdrawal is delayed has far fewer options.

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What Users Actually Say

The reviews currently visible on the platform are mostly positive about service and pricing. One user in Thailand wrote that the customer service attitude is good and called the team professional. Another review praises the Raw Spread account, noting major-pair spreads can reach 0.0 pips once commission is factored in.

Other comments are positive but carry caveats. One trader noted that standard-account spreads still sit above the industry average, and another observed higher negative slippage when connected to one liquidity provider compared with another. These notes are about execution quality and pricing, not about whether client funds are protected, and they do not offset the missing regulatory record.

Company Overview

The public profile is thin. The broker trades as Just Markets under Just Markets Ltd, and its official website is justmarketltd.com. The available records do not clearly disclose a founding year, which makes independent verification harder.

WikiFX Score and Risk

A score of 1.82 sits far below what most traders should accept. It reflects the absence of a confirmed regulator and a record of user concerns, even while some reviews are favourable. When the safety layer is missing, service quality and spreads become secondary.

Final Thoughts

On the facts we can confirm, Just Markets currently looks like a high-risk choice: a very low WikiFX score and no regulatory record, despite some positive service reviews. That is not proof of wrongdoing, but it is enough to demand caution before committing money.

Before opening an account, verify the regulatory status yourself, start with a small amount and test an early withdrawal, and check the live score and recent complaints on the WikiFX App. If a broker cannot show a verifiable regulator and a clean record, the safer step is usually to look elsewhere.