Does JustMarkets Have a Deposit Bonus? Latest Offers and Terms 2026

Short answer: as of October 2026 we could not find a live JustMarkets deposit bonus on the broker's public website. Its former promotions page now redirects to the homepage, the site map lists no bonus or promotions section, and the 50% deposit bonus the broker ran in earlier years is not advertised anywhere we could check. What JustMarkets does document today is a Rewards Hub inside the Personal Area, where eligible clients can complete tasks for rewards such as Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers that return part of their spreads and commissions as cashback. Availability depends on your region, and terms change, so check the official promotions information before relying on any offer.

Because bonus questions attract a lot of outdated and copy-pasted information online, this guide is deliberately careful. We set out what we verified directly, what is historical, and what we could not confirm. We then explain how JustMarkets' past deposit bonus worked (useful for judging any future offer), what the Rewards Hub and rebate vouchers actually do according to the broker's help centre, how bonuses interact with margin and stop-outs, how to check for genuine offers safely, and whether a bonus should influence your choice of broker at all.

If you are already a client or about to register, the most reliable way to see what is available to your specific account is from the inside: check JustMarkets' Rewards Hub after you sign up, because tasks and vouchers are personalised by region and eligibility.

Does JustMarkets Have a Deposit Bonus in 2026? What We Checked

Here is what we looked at on 15 October 2026 (Bangkok time) and what we found. Your results may differ by country, because JustMarkets serves different regional versions of its website.

The fair conclusion is that JustMarkets is not advertising a public deposit bonus at the time of writing. That does not prove no client anywhere can receive one: promotions can be regional, targeted or delivered through the Personal Area. It does mean you should be sceptical of any website, social media post or "account manager" promising a specific JustMarkets bonus percentage today unless you can see the offer and its terms inside your own Personal Area or on an official JustMarkets page.

The JustMarkets Deposit Bonus History

JustMarkets (and JustForex before its 2022 rebrand) did run deposit bonuses in the past. Understanding how they worked is useful, both for judging stories you read online and for evaluating any similar offer from any broker. The details below are historical and are not current terms.

The 50% deposit bonus (historical)

A copy of JustMarkets' Deposit Bonus Rules for a promotion running from 26 February to 30 June 2024 describes the mechanics clearly. In summary, that version stated:

• Clients could receive a 50% bonus on each deposit of $10 or more. Deposits were not added together; the bonus was calculated on each single deposit.
• There was no stated limit on the number of deposits or total bonus received.
• To claim, the client ticked "Get a Deposit Bonus" in the deposit form, accepted the bonus rules and deposited.
• Internal transfers between the client's own accounts did not qualify.
• The bonus was credited to the Credit field of the trading account, where it could be used as additional margin, not to the withdrawable balance.
• To move the bonus from Credit to Balance, the client had to trade a volume in lots equal to the bonus amount divided by 2 on Standard Cent, Standard and Pro accounts, with a lot defined as $100,000 of volume. The rules gave the example of a $1,000 deposit receiving a $500 bonus and needing 250 lots, or $25,000,000 of trading volume.
• Orders below a minimum price movement (5.9 pips, according to the rules and later bonus-tracker summaries) did not count towards the volume.
• The rules included clauses about the bonus being removed in certain equity situations, and the broker reserved the right to cancel the promotion without prior notice.

Independent trackers summarising later versions also recorded a 30-day completion period for the 50% bonus. Raw Spread accounts did not appear in the qualifying list.

Higher-tier bonuses (reported, unverified)

Some bonus-tracking sites reported that JustMarkets at one point advertised a tiered ladder with 100% and 120% levels for larger deposits, with longer completion windows for some tiers and a combined cap. We could not verify these tiers on any JustMarkets page, and the trackers themselves label them unverified. Treat any claim of a current 100% or 120% JustMarkets bonus with caution.

Why bonuses come and go

Brokers change promotions for many reasons: regulatory pressure, changes in marketing strategy, regional rules, or a shift towards loyalty-style rewards that are easier to align with client outcomes. JustMarkets has not, as far as we could find, published a statement explaining its current approach, so we will not speculate on the reason. What matters for you is the present position and how to check it.

How a Deposit Bonus Like JustMarkets' Works in Practice

Deposit bonuses sound like free money. In practice they are a margin credit tied to a trading-volume target. Understanding the mechanics is the best defence against disappointment.

Credit versus balance

In MetaTrader, a bonus credited to the Credit field increases your equity and free margin, which lets you hold larger positions or survive larger adverse moves before a stop-out. But credit is not your money until the conditions are met. Withdrawing your own balance before completing the volume requirement typically affects the bonus under most brokers' rules, so always read the specific clause.

The volume requirement in real terms

Using the historical formula of bonus ÷ 2 = required lots, here is what different bonus sizes would have required:

Twenty-five standard lots on a $150 account (deposit plus bonus) is an enormous amount of trading for a small balance. Achieving it within a month typically means either very frequent trading or large positions, both of which raise risk.

Hypothetical: the cost of chasing a bonus

Hypothetical figures for illustration only. Suppose a trader deposits $200, receives a $100 bonus under rules like the historical 50% scheme, and must trade 50 lots. If the average spread on the pairs they trade is 1.2 pips on a Standard account, each round-turn lot costs roughly $12 in spread. Fifty lots would cost about $600 in spreads, six times the bonus. Even at an average of 0.6 pips the cost would be about $300, three times the bonus. The bonus is "free", but the trading needed to unlock it is not.

This is the single most important point about volume-based deposit bonuses: for most retail traders, the trading costs of meeting the target exceed the bonus itself. The bonus can still help as extra margin, but it should not be treated as profit.

What JustMarkets Offers Instead: The Rewards Hub

The rewards feature that JustMarkets does document in detail today is the Rewards Hub, a section of the Personal Area that brings bonuses, tasks and vouchers together in one place. The help centre is explicit that, under the client agreement and local regulations, some Rewards Hub features may not be available in certain regions.

How to use the Rewards Hub: step by step

1. Log in to your JustMarkets Personal Area.
2. Open Rewards Hub and go to My tasks.
3. Review the task cards. Each shows the requirements, your progress, any time limit and the reward details.
4. Click the info icon (i) on a task to read the full rules, completion conditions, completion period, reward details and claim period.
5. Click Do Task and complete the required action. Tasks can require specific account types, specific instruments, a minimum deposit or trading volume, or completion within a limited time.
6. When the task is complete, either the reward is credited automatically or you click Claim Reward. Claim before the claim period expires.
7. Find vouchers you have earned under Rewards Hub → My Vouchers, and past tasks under Task history.

Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers explained

The main voucher type JustMarkets currently describes is the Trading Fee Rebate Voucher. It returns part of the spreads and commissions you pay as cashback while the voucher is valid. Key rules from the help centre:

• You activate the voucher in My Vouchers, after checking its rebate rate, amount, activation deadline and conditions under Details.
• Cashback is credited the next day after execution, to the same trading account where the trade was made.
• Cashback continues until the voucher balance is used up or the voucher expires.
• The voucher applies only to real MT accounts and excludes Standard Cent accounts.
• Trading activity before activation does not count.
• Paid cashback can be withdrawn or used for further trading, but total paid cashback cannot exceed the voucher amount.
• Vouchers are non-transferable and can only be used on the account they were issued to.
• Expired vouchers cannot be restored, extended or exchanged, and any unused balance becomes invalid.

JustMarkets' own example: if you pay $10 in spreads and commissions on a trade and your voucher has a 50% rebate rate, you earn $5 cashback, credited the next day. The help centre adds that more voucher types are "coming soon", so the mix may change.

Why a rebate is structurally different from a deposit bonus

A deposit bonus gives you margin up front and asks for volume later. A fee rebate gives nothing up front but returns part of costs you actually paid, and the cashback, once paid, is withdrawable. You are not pressured to hit a volume target to keep money you already have, although tasks themselves may involve deposit or volume conditions, so read each one. For traders who would be trading anyway, a rebate lowers effective costs; for traders who would not, it is not a reason to trade more.

Because Rewards Hub content is personalised, the only way to know what you can get is to look in your own Personal Area. You can also see what JustMarkets is promoting right now on its official site, but remember that offers can differ by region and may only appear after login.

Other Cost Savings That Are Not Called Bonuses

Promotions are not the only way a broker can reduce your costs. Some of JustMarkets' standing features save more money over time than a one-off bonus:

• No broker fees on deposits and withdrawals. JustMarkets states it charges no fees for deposits or withdrawals, though banks and payment providers may charge their own.
• Low minimum deposits. $10 for Standard and Standard Cent accounts, $200 for Pro and Raw Spread.
• Account choice by cost model. Pro (spreads from 0.1 pips, no commission) and Raw Spread (from 0.0 pips plus $3 per lot per side) can be cheaper per trade than Standard for active traders.
• Swap-free option. Available on all four account types for eligible clients, which can matter more than any bonus for multi-day positions.

What about referral rewards?

JustMarkets runs a partner programme on a separate partners website. Its old promotions page also advertised a "Just Invite Friends" scheme offering a reward per lot traded by referred friends. We could not confirm whether that consumer referral scheme is currently live, so check the official site or your Personal Area. If you join any partner or referral programme, read the terms on payouts and on what counts as a qualifying client.

Deposit Bonus vs Rebate vs Lower Spreads: A Comparison

For a trader who trades moderately and holds positions for hours or days, the cheapest long-run option is usually the account with the lowest all-in cost on their instruments, regardless of promotions. For an active trader who already trades often, a rebate voucher on top of a low-cost account can add a modest saving.

Regulation and Bonuses: Why Offers Differ by Country

Whether a broker can offer a bonus at all depends on which regulator governs your account. JustMarkets operates through several entities: Seychelles (FSA), Cyprus (CySEC), South Africa (FSCA), Mauritius (FSC) and the British Virgin Islands (FSC). Two points follow.

• EU clients will not receive deposit bonuses. European rules for retail CFD trading prohibit monetary and non-monetary trading incentives such as deposit bonuses for retail clients. Clients of JustMarkets Ltd, the CySEC entity, should not expect any bonus.
• Offshore entities have more flexibility. Regulators in jurisdictions such as Seychelles generally do not impose a blanket bonus ban, which is why bonuses are more common among internationally focused brokers. Even so, offers can be limited to particular countries.

Your entity is shown on the JustMarkets registration screen and in the footer of your Personal Area. Our guide on which country JustMarkets is from explains the group structure in more detail, and if you are in South Africa, see whether JustMarkets is legal in South Africa for the local regulatory picture.

How to Check for a Genuine JustMarkets Promotion: Step by Step

Because promotions change and fake offers circulate, use this routine whenever you hear about a JustMarkets bonus.

1. Go to the official website yourself. Type the address or use the official app from the Apple App Store or Google Play. Do not follow links from messaging groups or unsolicited emails.
2. Log in to your Personal Area and open the Rewards Hub. Personalised tasks and vouchers appear there, with full rules behind the info icon.
3. Look for the offer's written terms. A genuine promotion has rules covering eligibility, accounts, volume or task conditions, time limits and withdrawal effects. No written terms, no deal.
4. Check eligibility for your entity and account type. Note exclusions such as Standard Cent for rebate vouchers.
5. Ask support to confirm in writing. Use the support hub in the Personal Area so the request is tracked.
6. Calculate the real cost. Estimate the spread and commission cost of any required trading volume and compare it with the reward.
7. Screenshot everything. Save the terms and your acceptance, with dates visible.

Red Flags: Fake JustMarkets Bonus Offers

Bonus offers are a favourite tool of scammers impersonating real brokers. Warning signs include:

• An "account manager" contacting you first through WhatsApp, Telegram or social media with a large bonus offer.
• Requests to send your deposit to a personal bank account, a mobile money number belonging to an individual, or a crypto wallet address not shown in your Personal Area.
• Bonuses of 100% or more promised with "no conditions" or "guaranteed profit".
• Pressure to deposit quickly before an offer "expires today".
• Websites with a slightly different domain, poor spelling or missing regulatory information in the footer.
• Requests for your Personal Area password, trading password or one-time codes.

Legitimate deposits go through the Deposit page of your own Personal Area. Withdrawals require a PIN sent to your registered email or phone. Nobody from a genuine broker needs your codes.

Bonus Funds, Margin and Stop-Outs: The Risks

Even a genuine bonus changes how your account behaves under stress. If you ever trade with bonus credit, at JustMarkets or elsewhere, understand these points:

• Credit can inflate your sense of safety. More free margin means a stop-out arrives later, but it also tempts traders into bigger positions.
• Margin call notices may differ. JustMarkets' help centre notes that clients trading with a deposit bonus do not receive the margin call notification in the trading terminal. Watch your margin level yourself.
• Bonus removal can trigger closures. Bonus rules often allow the credit to be removed in certain situations, such as when equity falls to the level of the credit or when you withdraw. Removing credit reduces equity instantly and can push the margin level towards the 20% stop-out.
• Volume targets push risk up. Trading more often or in larger sizes to meet a target increases exposure to losses.

Is a Deposit Bonus Worth It?

Our view: a bonus should never be the deciding factor in choosing a broker. Licences, the entity you are assigned, total trading costs, platform quality and withdrawal reliability matter far more. If a broker you have already chosen for those reasons happens to offer a reward that suits how you trade, it is a small extra.

Hypothetical Examples: Bonus Thinking in Practice

These examples are hypothetical. They illustrate decision-making, not real offers or outcomes.

Hypothetical example 1: the bonus hunter

Kwame sees a social media post promising a "120% JustMarkets bonus, today only" with a link to a chat account. He checks the official website and his Personal Area and finds no such offer. The chat account asks him to send funds to a personal mobile money number. He stops, reports the account, and later reads that genuine JustMarkets deposits only go through the Personal Area Deposit page. His only loss is a few minutes.

Hypothetical example 2: the active trader and a rebate voucher

Sara trades a Raw Spread account several times a day and already pays meaningful commissions. A task in her Rewards Hub offers a Trading Fee Rebate Voucher. She reads the conditions, confirms her account is eligible (it is not a Standard Cent account), activates the voucher before trading, and receives part of her fees back as next-day cashback until the voucher amount is used. She does not change her strategy to chase the voucher; it simply lowers her costs on trades she would have made anyway. For more on short-term trading conditions, see our guide on whether JustMarkets allows scalping.

Hypothetical example 3: the beginner tempted by leverage

Ali, a beginner, finds an old article describing the 50% bonus and wishes it still existed so he could "trade bigger". He instead opens a Standard Cent account with $20 and trades tiny sizes. Without any bonus he learns position sizing safely, and avoids the volume pressure that would have pushed him to overtrade a tiny balance.

Common Mistakes With Broker Bonuses

1. Trusting outdated articles. Many sites still describe JustMarkets bonuses that are no longer advertised.
2. Treating credit as cash. Bonus credit is margin, not withdrawable money, until conditions are met.
3. Ignoring the cost of volume. Always estimate spread and commission costs before accepting a volume target.
4. Withdrawing without reading the rules. Withdrawals can affect active bonuses.
5. Activating a voucher after trading. Trades before activation do not earn rebate cashback.
6. Letting vouchers expire. Expired vouchers cannot be restored or extended.
7. Using an ineligible account. Rebate vouchers exclude Standard Cent accounts.
8. Falling for impersonators. Bonus offers sent by strangers through messaging apps are a classic scam.

Troubleshooting Promotion Questions

"I don't see a Rewards Hub or any tasks"

Rewards Hub features depend on your region, account activity and eligibility, and some features are unavailable in certain regions under the client agreement and local rules. If you expected to see something, ask support through the support hub.

"My cashback hasn't arrived"

Cashback is credited the next day after the trade. Check that the voucher was activated before you traded, that the account is a real MT account other than Standard Cent, that the voucher has not expired or been fully used, and look in Voucher Details and in Funding → Transaction History.

"A website says there's a JustMarkets bonus, but I can't find it"

Assume the information is outdated or false until you see it in your Personal Area or on an official JustMarkets page with written terms.

"I'm in the EU and want a bonus"

EU retail clients of the CySEC entity cannot receive deposit bonuses under European rules on CFD trading incentives.

A Short Timeline of JustMarkets Promotions

Piecing together what is documented helps explain why so much conflicting information exists online.

When you read a review that quotes a specific JustMarkets bonus, check its date. Anything describing a live deposit bonus without a recent, verifiable source should be treated as historical.

How to Read Any Bonus Terms: A Clause-by-Clause Checklist

If JustMarkets, or any broker, offers you a bonus in future, the terms will decide whether it helps or hurts you. Read these clauses before you accept.

Bonuses and short-term trading

Minimum pip-movement rules like the historical 5.9-pip threshold mean that scalpers, who often close trades after a few pips, may find that much of their volume does not count towards a bonus. If you trade this way, a rebate on fees, or simply a lower-cost Raw Spread or Pro account, is usually more useful than a volume-based bonus.

Questions to Ask JustMarkets Support About Promotions

If you are unsure what applies to you, a short, specific message to support through the support hub will get a clearer answer than a general question. Useful questions:

1. Is there any deposit bonus or promotion available to clients of my entity and country today?
2. Which of my trading accounts are eligible for the tasks or vouchers shown in my Rewards Hub?
3. If I activate a Trading Fee Rebate Voucher today, which trades count, and when does it expire?
4. Does accepting this reward affect my ability to withdraw my own funds at any time?
5. Can you send me the full written terms for this offer?

Keep the replies. If a dispute arises later, written confirmation from the broker carries far more weight than a chat with an unofficial "manager".

Making the Most of JustMarkets Without a Bonus

Most of the value a trader gets from a broker comes from everyday conditions rather than promotions. Practical ways to keep costs down at JustMarkets:

• Compare Standard, Pro and Raw Spread on demo for the instruments you actually trade, and pick the lowest all-in cost.
• Fund in a currency that minimises conversion, choosing from the 13 account currencies offered on Standard, Pro and Raw Spread.
• Use payment methods that avoid third-party fees, since JustMarkets itself charges none.
• Consider the swap-free option if you hold positions overnight and are eligible.
• Check the Rewards Hub occasionally for tasks that match how you already trade, without changing your strategy to chase them.

Regional Websites and Country-Specific Offers

JustMarkets operates a number of regional and language versions of its website, and our own check of the main domain was redirected to a regional homepage. That matters for promotions in two ways. First, a campaign shown on one regional site may not apply to residents of another country, so an offer a friend abroad describes may simply not be open to you. Second, the existence of several official regional domains makes it easier for fraudsters to set up convincing look-alikes. The safest rule is to reach JustMarkets through the main domain or the official app, then rely on what appears inside your own Personal Area.

Local rules also differ. In some countries, national regulators restrict how foreign brokers may advertise or whether residents should use them at all, and a bonus is never a reason to ignore those rules. If you live in North Africa or the Middle East, for example, our guide on whether JustMarkets is legal in Egypt covers the local position before you think about any promotion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does JustMarkets have a deposit bonus right now?

As of October 2026 we found no deposit bonus advertised on JustMarkets' public website. Its former promotions page redirects to the homepage. Check your Personal Area and the official site for any current, region-specific offers; terms change.

Did JustMarkets used to offer a 50% deposit bonus?

Yes. Historical rules from 2024 describe a 50% bonus on deposits from $10, credited as margin and convertible to balance after trading a volume of lots equal to the bonus divided by 2.

Does JustMarkets offer a 100% or 120% bonus?

Some third-party sites reported such tiers in the past, but we could not verify them on any JustMarkets page. Do not rely on those claims.

Is there a JustMarkets no deposit bonus?

We found no evidence of a current no-deposit bonus from JustMarkets. Be wary of anyone offering one outside official channels.

What is the JustMarkets Rewards Hub?

A section of the Personal Area where eligible clients complete tasks to earn rewards such as Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers. Availability varies by region.

How does the Trading Fee Rebate Voucher work?

Once activated, it returns part of the spreads and commissions you pay as cashback, credited the next day to the same account, until the voucher balance is used or it expires.

Can I withdraw rebate cashback?

According to JustMarkets, paid cashback can be withdrawn or used for further trading. Total paid cashback cannot exceed the voucher amount.

Do rebate vouchers work on Standard Cent accounts?

No. JustMarkets states the voucher applies only to real MT accounts, excluding Standard Cent.

Can EU clients get a JustMarkets bonus?

No. Retail clients of the CySEC-regulated entity cannot receive deposit bonuses under EU rules on CFD trading incentives.

Does JustMarkets charge deposit fees?

JustMarkets states it does not charge deposit or withdrawal fees, though banks and payment providers may charge their own.

Can bonus funds be withdrawn?

Under the historical deposit bonus rules, bonus credit could only be moved to the withdrawable balance after the volume requirement was met. Any future offer will have its own terms.

Should I choose a broker because of its bonus?

No. Regulation, your assigned entity, total trading costs, platform quality and withdrawal reliability are far more important than a promotion.

Glossary

• Deposit bonus: Extra funds a broker credits when you deposit, usually as margin credit with conditions attached.
• Credit (MetaTrader): The account field where bonus funds sit; it adds to equity but is not withdrawable until conditions are met.
• Volume requirement: The trading volume, usually in lots, needed to unlock or convert a bonus.
• Lot: A standard trade size; for forex, 1 lot equals 100,000 units of the base currency.
• Rebate: A partial refund of trading costs, such as spreads and commissions.
• Rewards Hub: JustMarkets' Personal Area section for tasks, rewards and vouchers.
• Trading Fee Rebate Voucher: A Rewards Hub voucher that returns part of trading fees as next-day cashback.
• Trading incentive: Any benefit offered to encourage trading; banned for retail CFD clients in the EU.
• Stop-out: The margin level, 20% at JustMarkets, at which positions start closing automatically.

Conclusion: The JustMarkets Deposit Bonus in 2026

If you are searching for a JustMarkets deposit bonus in 2026, the honest answer is that the broker is not advertising one publicly at the time of writing. The 50% deposit bonus it ran in earlier years is history, reported higher tiers could not be verified, and the former promotions page now leads to the homepage. What JustMarkets documents today is a Rewards Hub with tasks and Trading Fee Rebate Vouchers that return part of your trading costs as withdrawable cashback, subject to region, eligibility, activation and expiry rules.

Treat any bonus as a minor extra rather than a reason to trade. Check offers only inside your Personal Area or on official pages, read every condition, estimate the real cost of any volume target, and ignore anyone who contacts you privately with a bonus offer. Terms change; check the official promotions information before you act.

🔥 Your next move: create your JustMarkets profile and review any live offers yourself in the Rewards Hub, then judge each one by its written terms and the real cost of meeting them.

📌 Important: CFD Risk Warning and Disclosure

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