> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://forexbrokerguides.ghost.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # How to Change IB on JustMarkets: Updated Guide for 2026 - URL: https://forexbrokerguides.ghost.io/how-to-change-ib-on-justmarkets/ - Published: 2026-10-15T02:29:29.000Z - Updated: 2026-10-15T02:29:29.000Z - Description: Want a new introducing broker at JustMarkets? Learn how the partner change request works, why you usually need a new trading account afterwards, how rebates and the MTP rule work, and which red flags to avoid. - Author: TD trader - Tags: JustMarkets, #Import 2026-10-16 14:21 To change IB on JustMarkets, you submit a partner change request from your Personal Area, entering the new introducing broker's partner link or partner account number and a short reason. Once JustMarkets approves it, the new IB is attached to your profile, and in most cases you then open a fresh trading account so that new trades are credited to the new partner. You do not need to close your profile, re-verify from scratch or open a completely new client account. That is the short version. The details matter, though, because a partner change affects which accounts earn rebates for whom, what happens to your existing trading accounts, and whether the switch is approved at all. In this updated 2026 guide we explain how the JustMarkets IB system works, walk through the change step by step, describe what changes and what stays the same, and cover the mistakes and red flags to watch for. Where we rely on reports from traders and partner sites rather than official JustMarkets pages, we say so clearly. If you do not have a JustMarkets profile yet and want to join through a specific partner from the beginning, simply [open your JustMarkets account through a partner link from day one](https://one.justmarkets.link/a/79iqw0j6nj/register/trader). Registering via the right link at the start is far simpler than changing later. ## What Is an IB at JustMarkets? An IB, or introducing broker, is a person or company that refers clients to a broker in exchange for a commission. At JustMarkets, IBs are called partners. The partner programme is run through a separate Partner Area and a separate Partners Help Center. According to the official JustMarkets Partners Help Center: - **Joining:** anyone can join the introducing broker programme by registering on the website. A unique partner link is then created in the Partner Personal Area to share with potential clients. - **Commission payment:** IB commission is paid daily to a separate IB account, once every 24 hours, for closed orders that have passed the MTP rule (5.9 pips). - **Commission level:** the commission depends on the partner's IB level and can reach up to 25 USD per lot at the top ("Brilliant partner") level. - **Rebates:** JustMarkets does not offer self-rebates, but each IB can set up rebates either individually for each client or at one level for all trading accounts, managed in the Partner Area. - **Active client:** a client is considered "active" if there was at least one trading operation in the last three calendar months (including the current month) that passed the MTP rule. - **Auto referral is prohibited:** using your own partner link to create a new Personal Area so you earn commission on your own trades is strictly prohibited, and JustMarkets says its system detects this. Those last two points are important for anyone thinking of changing IB, and we come back to them below. ### What the MTP rule means MTP usually stands for minimum trade points (or minimum trade profit, depending on the broker's terminology). In JustMarkets' partner rules, a closed order must pass the 5.9-pip threshold to count for IB commission. In plain terms, very short trades that open and close within a few pips may not generate commission for the partner. That is a partner-side rule. It does not stop you from placing such trades, but it affects whether your IB earns on them. For the trading-side rules on short-term strategies, see our guide on whether [JustMarkets allows scalping](https://forexbrokerguides.ghost.io/does-justmarkets-allow-scalping/). ## Why Traders Change Their IB People change partner for a handful of common reasons. ### Better rebates Many IBs share part of their commission with clients as a rebate (sometimes called cashback). If another partner offers a higher rebate per lot, active traders may want to switch. Because JustMarkets does not offer self-rebates, the only official way for a client to receive rebates is through an IB who chooses to pass some commission on. ### Better support or education Some IBs run communities, provide trading education, signals or local-language support. A trader who joined via a random link may later find a partner whose services they value. ### The original IB disappeared Partners stop operating, change focus or simply stop responding. Traders then want a partner who actually provides something. ### You joined without knowing about IBs Many clients sign up via an advertisement or a review site without realising the link attached them to a partner. Later they discover the IB system and want to choose deliberately. ### Conflict of interest concerns If an IB pushes you to overtrade or to use very high leverage, it may be a sign their income depends on your volume more than on your results. Changing to a partner whose incentives are more transparent is a sensible move. ## How to Change IB on JustMarkets: Step-by-Step The steps below reflect the partner change process as described by traders and partner websites that guide clients through it, combined with the standard Personal Area layout. We could not find a dedicated official help article describing this exact form, so labels may differ slightly. If anything looks different in your Personal Area, contact JustMarkets support. ### Step 1: Choose your new partner and get their details Before you start, ask the new IB for one of the following: - their **partner link** (a referral URL), or - their **partner account number** (sometimes called partner ID or partner code). Make sure the details are exactly right. A single wrong digit can attach you to someone else entirely. ### Step 2: Make sure your profile is verified Account verification is a basic requirement for most account changes and for withdrawals. Partner sites commonly state that partner changes are processed for verified profiles. If you have not uploaded your identity document yet, do that first. The Help Center says it accepts a passport, an ID card or a driver's licence, and documents must be valid for at least one more month. ### Step 3: Log in to the Personal Area Sign in on the official JustMarkets website or in the app. Use a bookmark or type the address yourself rather than clicking a link from an unsolicited message. ### Step 4: Find the partner change option Guides from partners point to a partner change page inside the Personal Area (the address commonly shared ends in /spa/system/partner-change). You may also find the option in profile or settings menus. If you cannot see it, the support chat can open the request for you. ### Step 5: Select a reason The form asks why you want to change partner. Reasons such as "Discount" (better rebate) or similar options are commonly reported. Choose the one that best reflects your situation. You may be asked to add a short comment. ### Step 6: Enter the new partner link or partner account number Paste the new IB's partner link or type their partner account number into the field provided. Double-check it. ### Step 7: Confirm the request Submit the form. Some traders report receiving an email confirmation code that must be entered to finalise the request. Use only the code sent to your registered email. ### Step 8: Wait for approval The request is reviewed by JustMarkets. Partner sites typically report processing within about one business day, but this is not an official service level, and some requests take longer or are declined. You will usually be notified by email or in the Personal Area. ### Step 9: Open a new trading account after approval Partner sites and traders consistently report that the new IB's attribution, and therefore any rebates, applies to **trading accounts opened after the change is approved**, not to existing ones. If that is the case for you, open a new MT4 or MT5 account from the Personal Area after approval. Choose the same account type and currency as before, or whatever suits you now. ### Step 10: Move funds and confirm with your new IB Use Internal transfer in the Funding section to move money from the old trading account to the new one, if you want. Then send the new partner your new account number so they can confirm it appears under their referrals and set your rebate level. | Step | What you do | Where | Watch out for | | ---- | -------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | 1 | Get new partner link or account number | From your new IB | Typos; fake "partners" | | 2 | Complete verification | Personal Area | Expired or blurry documents | | 3-4 | Open partner change form | Personal Area or support chat | Phishing links | | 5-6 | Choose reason, enter partner details | Partner change form | Wrong partner number | | 7-8 | Confirm and wait | Email / Personal Area | Do not share codes with anyone | | 9 | Open new trading account | My accounts | Choose the right type and currency | | 10 | Transfer funds, notify new IB | Funding, then email/chat | Open trades and margin on the old account | ## What Changes and What Stays the Same Understanding the scope of a partner change avoids surprises. | Item | After you change IB | | --------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Your Personal Area and login | Stays the same | | Verification status | Stays the same | | Existing trading accounts | Remain open; commonly reported to stay under the old attribution | | Existing trade history | Unchanged | | New trading accounts | Attributed to the new partner | | Your trading conditions (spreads, leverage options) | Set by account type, not by the IB | | Rebates | Paid by the new IB on new accounts, if they offer them | | Bonuses | Governed by JustMarkets' promotion terms; check the official promotions page | ### Do trading conditions change? Your spreads, commissions, leverage options, margin call (40%) and stop-out (20%) levels are tied to the account type: Standard, Standard Cent, Pro or Raw Spread. They are not set by your IB. Changing partner should not alter your trading conditions. If a new IB promises "special spreads" that differ from the published account conditions, ask them to explain exactly how, because that is unusual. ### Does the old IB still earn from me? If your existing accounts stay attributed to the old partner, trading on them may continue to generate commission for that partner. That is why opening a new account and trading from it matters if your goal is to move your activity to the new IB. ## How Rebates Work After You Change IB Rebates are the main reason most people change partner, so it is worth being precise. ### Where rebates come from JustMarkets pays the IB a commission on qualifying closed trades. The IB can choose to return part of that commission to the client as a rebate. According to the Partners Help Center, rebates are configured by the IB in their Partner Area, either per client or at one level for all accounts. JustMarkets itself does not pay you a self-rebate. ### What affects the rebate amount - The partner's own commission level, which depends on their IB tier. - The account type you trade. Commission structures differ between Standard, Pro and Raw Spread. - The instruments you trade. - Whether your trades pass the 5.9-pip MTP rule. - The share the IB decides to pass on. ### Hypothetical example: rebate maths This is a **hypothetical example**; all figures are invented for illustration and are not JustMarkets or partner rates. Kofi trades about 20 standard lots a month on a Standard account. His current IB offers no rebate. A new IB offers him a rebate of 3 USD per qualifying lot. If all 20 lots pass the MTP rule, that is 60 USD a month credited according to the IB's payment method. If only 15 lots qualify because some trades are very short, he would receive 45 USD. The key lesson: rebates depend on qualifying volume, and they are not a reason to trade more. Trading extra lots just to collect rebates usually costs far more in spreads and losses than the rebate returns. ## Can You Become Your Own IB? This question comes up often, and the official answer is clear. The JustMarkets Partners Help Center says that using your own partner link to create a new Personal Area is called auto referral and is strictly prohibited. It says the system automatically detects users who do this and that JustMarkets reserves the right to stop paying commission in such cases. Combined with the statement that JustMarkets does not offer self-rebates, the message is simple: changing your IB to yourself, or to an account controlled by you, is not allowed. The same caution applies to arrangements where a friend or relative becomes your IB solely to pass all commission back to you. Read the partner agreement and ask JustMarkets if you are unsure, because arrangements designed to recreate self-rebates may be treated the same way. ## Changing IB vs the Alternatives | Option | What it involves | Pros | Cons | | ------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Change IB via partner change request | Request in Personal Area, then new trading account | Keeps your profile, verification and history | Requires approval; existing accounts may stay with old IB | | Stay with current IB and negotiate | Ask your IB for a better rebate or service | No admin; no new account | Depends on the IB's willingness | | Remove IB entirely | Ask support whether an unattached status is possible | No partner involvement | Not something we could confirm as an available option | | Register a brand-new profile under a new IB | New registration | Clean start | Duplicate profiles may break broker rules; avoid unless support confirms it is allowed | The partner change request is the route designed for this purpose. Creating duplicate profiles to dodge the process is risky and may breach the client agreement, so we do not recommend it. [Compare JustMarkets account types before you open your new account](https://one.justmarkets.link/a/79iqw0j6nj/) so the account you create after the IB change fits your trading style. ## How to Choose a Good New IB Not all partners are equal. Before you change IB on JustMarkets, check the following: - **Transparency.** A reputable IB states their rebate in clear numbers and explains how and when it is paid. - **No guarantees.** Anyone promising guaranteed profits, fixed monthly returns or "no-loss" signals is a red flag. - **No account management.** An IB should never ask for your Personal Area password or trading password, or offer to trade your account for you. - **No off-platform deposits.** Your money should go directly into your own JustMarkets account through the official deposit page. JustMarkets states that it does not accept third-party deposits. - **Track record.** Look for a public presence and independent feedback, not just screenshots of profits. - **Payment method for rebates.** Ask how rebates are paid, how often, and whether there is a minimum. - **Local knowledge.** If you live in a country with specific rules, a partner who understands them can help. Our country guides, such as whether [JustMarkets is legal in Nigeria](https://forexbrokerguides.ghost.io/is-justmarkets-legal-in-nigeria/) or [in South Africa](https://forexbrokerguides.ghost.io/is-justmarkets-legal-in-south-africa/), give useful background. ## Questions to Ask a New IB Before You Switch A partner change is easy to submit but takes effort to undo. Put these questions to any prospective IB in writing before you change: 1. What exactly is the rebate, in USD per lot, for my account type and the instruments I trade? 2. Is the rebate paid on all lots or only on trades that pass JustMarkets' 5.9-pip MTP rule? 3. How often is the rebate paid, and by what method? Is there a minimum payout? 4. Who pays any fees involved in sending the rebate to me? 5. What happens to my rebate if your IB tier changes? 6. What services do you provide apart from the rebate (education, support, local-language help)? 7. Will you ever ask for my login details, trading password or one-time codes? (The only acceptable answer is no.) 8. Do you require me to trade a minimum volume? If so, why? 9. How do I contact you if a rebate is missing? 10. Can you show me where your partnership with JustMarkets is publicly stated? If a partner avoids specific answers, especially to questions 2, 3 and 7, keep looking. ## Comparing IB Offers: A Worked Comparison This is a **hypothetical comparison** of three invented IB offers to show how to evaluate them. None of these are real partners or real rates. | Feature | Partner A | Partner B | Partner C | | ------------------------------- | --------------------- | -------------------------------- | --------------------------------- | | Advertised rebate | 5 USD per lot | 3 USD per lot | 2 USD per lot | | Applies to | Only lots passing MTP | All qualifying lots, paid weekly | Qualifying lots, paid daily | | Minimum payout | 100 USD | 10 USD | None | | Extra services | None | Weekly market webinars | Local-language support, education | | Asks for minimum monthly volume | Yes, 50 lots | No | No | | Red flags | Volume pressure | None obvious | None obvious | At first glance Partner A looks best. But if you trade 15 lots a month, you would never reach the minimum payout quickly and you would feel pressure to trade more. Partner B or C may produce less headline rebate but far better value for a normal trader. The best IB is the one whose offer fits your real trading volume and needs. ## Writing the Reason and Comment on the Request Some versions of the form ask for a free-text comment. Keep it short, factual and polite. For example: - "I would like to join partner \[number\] because they offer local-language support and education." - "My current partner is no longer active and I would like to switch to partner \[number\]." - "I am moving to a partner whose rebate programme suits my trading volume." There is no need to criticise your old IB. The reviewer simply needs a clear request and the correct partner details. ## Rebates, Records and Tax Rebates are money you receive in connection with trading, so keep track of them. - **Record each payment** with the date, amount, currency and the account it relates to. - **Match rebates to statements.** Your trading statements show the lots traded; your rebate records should broadly reflect qualifying volume. - **Check the tax treatment.** In some countries rebates are treated as a reduction of trading costs, in others as income. Speak to a qualified tax adviser in your country. - **Keep your IB correspondence.** If there is ever a dispute about what was agreed, written messages help. ## Does Your Region Affect an IB Change? JustMarkets serves clients through several regulated entities, including the Seychelles FSA, CySEC in Cyprus, the FSCA in South Africa, the FSC in Mauritius and the FSC in the BVI. Partner programmes, incentive rules and marketing restrictions can differ by entity and region. For example, European regulation generally limits certain kinds of incentives to retail clients, so options available through one entity may not be available through another. If you are not sure which company holds your account, check your client agreement or read our overview of [which country JustMarkets is from](https://forexbrokerguides.ghost.io/which-country-is-justmarkets-from/). When in doubt, ask support whether a partner change is possible for your entity before you promise anything to a new IB. ## What About Bonuses After an IB Change? Bonuses are run by JustMarkets, not by your IB, and they come with their own conditions. Opening a new trading account and transferring funds can interact with bonus rules, for example if a bonus is tied to a specific account or a minimum trading volume. Bonus terms change; check the official promotions page and the terms of any bonus you hold before you move money from an old account to the new one. If a partner claims to offer an "exclusive JustMarkets bonus", ask where it is published on the official site. ## Checklist: Before, During and After the Change | Stage | Checklist item | | ------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Before | Profile verified; new partner details confirmed in writing; rebate terms understood | | Before | Open positions on old account reviewed; bonus terms checked | | During | Request submitted from official Personal Area; reason and partner number double-checked | | During | Email confirmation code entered by you only | | After | Approval received; new trading account opened with the right type and currency | | After | Funds transferred; leverage on the new account reviewed | | After | New account number sent to the new partner; first rebate checked against statement | ## Common Mistakes When Changing IB ### Expecting old accounts to switch automatically Many traders submit the request, see it approved, and keep trading on their old account. Weeks later they ask the new IB where the rebates are. Open a new account after approval and trade there. ### Entering the wrong partner number A typo can attach you to an unknown partner, and you may have to repeat the process. Copy and paste the link or number, and confirm it with the new IB before submitting. ### Moving funds while trades are open Transferring all funds out of the old account while it has open positions can push its margin level towards the 40% margin call and 20% stop-out. Close trades first or leave enough margin. ### Changing IB repeatedly Partner changes are reviewed. Requests made too frequently may be declined, and some partner sites report restrictions on how often you can change. Choose carefully and change only when there is a real reason. ### Trusting unofficial "change IB" services Some websites or messaging channels offer to change your IB for you if you send your login details. Never do this. The request should be made by you, from your own Personal Area, or through official JustMarkets support. ### Overtrading for rebates Rebates reduce trading costs; they do not make losing strategies profitable. Do not let rebates change your trading decisions. ## Troubleshooting a Partner Change | Problem | Possible cause | What to do | | --------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | I cannot find the partner change option | Interface update or region-specific layout | Ask JustMarkets support via live chat to raise the request | | Request declined | Profile not verified, recent change, rule breach or partner issue | Ask support for the reason; fix verification; wait before retrying | | No confirmation email | Spam folder or wrong email | Check spam; confirm your registered email in the Personal Area | | New IB cannot see me | Still trading on old account, or wrong partner number | Open a new account after approval and share the number with the IB | | Rebates not arriving | Trades failing the MTP rule, IB rebate settings, payment schedule | Ask the IB to check settings; review trade durations | | Old IB contacts me | They noticed the change | You are free to choose your partner; be polite but do not share account details | ## Hypothetical Walk-Through: Changing IB in Practice This is a **hypothetical scenario** to tie the steps together. Maya signed up through a social media advert two years ago and only recently learned she is attached to a partner who offers no rebate or support. A trading community she trusts runs a JustMarkets partner programme and shares part of its commission with members. 1. She asks the community for its partner account number and verifies it on their official website. 2. She logs in to her Personal Area, confirms her verification is complete, and opens the partner change form. 3. She selects "Discount" as the reason and enters the partner account number. 4. She confirms the request with the code sent to her email. 5. The next day she receives confirmation that the request was approved. 6. She has one open trade on her old Standard account, so she waits until it closes. 7. She opens a new Standard MT5 account in USD, transfers her balance through Internal transfer, and sends the new account number to the community's support. 8. The new partner confirms her account is visible and sets her rebate. Total effort: under an hour of her time spread over two days. ## Changing IB From the Mobile App The JustMarkets app lets you manage your Personal Area on your phone, including registering, creating and managing accounts and updating personal details, according to the broker's mobile page. Whether the partner change form itself appears inside the app depends on the current app version. If you cannot find it in the menus, you have two simple options: - open the official website in your phone's browser, log in, and use the Personal Area there; or - use the in-app or website support chat and ask the team to help you submit a partner change request. Either way, the steps are the same: verified profile, correct partner details, confirmation, approval and then a new trading account. If you trade MT4 on mobile, remember that JustMarkets says MT4 accounts open in the separate MT4 app, while MT5 accounts can be traded inside the JustMarkets app itself. That matters when you choose the platform for your new post-change account. ## If You Are an IB: When a Client Leaves This guide is written for traders, but partners sometimes read it from the other side. If a client changes to a different IB, the reports in your Partner Area will reflect that over time: new accounts opened after approval are attributed to the new partner, and your active-client count can fall if qualifying trades stop over three calendar months. The best protection is the same thing that attracts clients in the first place: clear rebate terms, timely payments and genuinely useful support. Pressuring clients to stay, or asking for their login details to "fix" anything, is never acceptable. ## Security Considerations A partner change touches your account settings, so treat it like any other sensitive change. - Only use the official JustMarkets website or app. Check the address bar. - JustMarkets support will not ask for your passwords. Nobody legitimate needs them to change your IB. - Never share email confirmation codes or one-time passwords. - Be suspicious of urgent messages claiming your IB "must" be changed or your account will be closed. - After the change, review the email address and phone number on your profile to make sure nothing else was altered. - If you work with a partner who also offers signals or copy trading, keep control of your own account and risk settings. ## Tips From the Partner Side Understanding how IBs see the process helps you communicate better with your new partner. - IBs can see referrals and their trading activity in reports in the Partner Area. Sharing your new account number lets them confirm attribution quickly. - IB commission is paid daily for closed qualifying orders, so a good partner can usually tell you within a few days whether your trades are generating commission. - "Active client" status depends on qualifying trades in the last three calendar months, so a partner may ask whether you plan to trade regularly. - Partners at higher tiers earn more per lot and may be able to offer higher rebates. Ask, but do not expect miracles. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### Can I change my IB on JustMarkets? Yes. Traders and partner sites describe a partner change request available in the Personal Area, where you enter the new partner link or account number. JustMarkets reviews and approves or declines the request. If you cannot find the form, ask support. ### How long does an IB change take on JustMarkets? Partner sites commonly report about one business day, but JustMarkets does not publish an official timeframe that we could find. Allow a few days, and contact support if you hear nothing. ### Do I need to open a new trading account after changing IB? In most reported cases, yes. The new partner's attribution applies to trading accounts opened after approval. Open a new account and trade there if you want your activity credited to the new IB. ### Will my existing accounts move to the new IB? Reports indicate they generally stay with the original attribution. Confirm with JustMarkets support for your specific accounts. ### Does changing IB affect my spreads or leverage? No. Spreads, commissions, leverage options and margin rules are set by account type, not by your IB. ### Can I become my own IB to get rebates? No. The Partners Help Center says auto referral (using your own partner link) is strictly prohibited and that JustMarkets does not offer self-rebates. ### Can I remove my IB completely? We could not confirm an official option to have no partner at all. Ask support if this matters to you. ### Is there a fee to change IB? We found no mention of a fee for changing partner. Be wary of anyone who charges you to do it on your behalf. ### What is the MTP rule? It is a partner-side rule: closed orders must pass a 5.9-pip threshold to count for IB commission. Very short trades may not earn your IB commission or you a rebate. ### Can I change IB more than once? Possibly, but repeated changes may be declined. Some partner sites mention frequency limits. Choose your partner carefully. ### Do I need to be verified to change IB? Partner sites generally report that verification is required. Completing verification first avoids delays. ### What should I do if the request is declined? Ask support for the reason, fix any verification issues, and confirm the partner details with the new IB before trying again. ### Does my old IB find out? They may notice the change in their reports. You do not need their permission to change partner. ### Can I change IB if I have an active bonus? Possibly, but opening a new account and transferring funds may affect the bonus. Bonus terms change; check the official promotions page and the conditions of your bonus before you move money. ### Can I keep trading on my old account after the change? Yes, the old account stays open. Just remember that trading there may not count towards the new partner, so any rebates from the new IB are likely to depend on the new account. ## Glossary - **IB (introducing broker):** a partner who refers clients to a broker and earns commission. - **Partner link:** a referral URL that attaches new clients to a partner. - **Partner account number:** the identifier of a partner, used when changing IB. - **Partner Area:** the dashboard where JustMarkets partners view reports and configure rebates. - **Rebate:** part of the IB's commission returned to the client. - **Self-rebate:** a rebate paid to yourself on your own trading; not offered by JustMarkets. - **Auto referral:** using your own partner link to register yourself; prohibited by JustMarkets. - **MTP rule:** a minimum 5.9-pip threshold a closed order must pass to generate IB commission. - **Active client:** a client with at least one qualifying trade in the last three calendar months. - **Internal transfer:** moving funds between your own JustMarkets accounts. ## Conclusion: Changing IB on JustMarkets Without the Headaches To change IB on JustMarkets, get the new partner's link or account number, make sure your profile is verified, submit a partner change request from your Personal Area (or via support), and wait for approval. Then open a new trading account so your trading is attributed to the new partner, move funds with an internal transfer, and share the new account number with your IB. Your trading conditions do not change, but who earns from your activity does. Choose partners for transparency and real value, not promises. Avoid anything that resembles self-rebating, never hand over your passwords, and do not let rebates change how you trade. 🔥 Your next move: if you are joining JustMarkets for the first time, [start your JustMarkets registration with the partner you actually trust](https://one.justmarkets.link/a/79iqw0j6nj/register/trader) so you never have to file a change request at all. ## 📌 Important: CFD Risk Warning and Disclosure CFDs are complex, leveraged instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly. A large share of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses, and you can lose your entire deposit. 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