About the Editorial Team
An independent editorial desk that tests and writes about JustMarkets for readers in the United Arab Emirates, and answers only to those readers.
Partner spreads and feesWhy This Site Exists
A reader in Dubai opens a trading account after watching a short video, deposits money, and only later starts asking who actually holds the funds, what the withdrawal process looks like in practice, and whether the spreads quoted in the advert match the ones on the statement. By then the money is already committed. That sequence is common enough that it seemed worth building something for the moment before the deposit, not after it.
This site exists for readers in the United Arab Emirates who are comparing brokers and want a plain account of how one of them, JustMarkets, actually behaves. It is written for people who are prepared to read before they act: residents weighing a first account, experienced traders checking a detail, and anyone who simply wants a second, slower opinion than a promotional page offers. We are an editorial resource, nothing more. We are not the broker, we are not affiliated with the broker, and we do not provide financial services, trading accounts, deposit facilities or advice of any kind. Nothing published here is a recommendation to open an account or to trade.
Where the Facts Come From
Every factual statement about the broker is traced to a source that a reader could, in principle, reach independently: the broker's own published terms and product documentation, the regulatory registers and public notices of the authorities that oversee it, and the site's own recorded observations from testing. Where a figure comes from the broker alone and cannot be checked elsewhere, we say so rather than presenting it as settled.
Checking happens in two passes. The editor who drafts a page assembles the underlying material first, and a second editor reviews the draft against that material before publication, with particular attention to fees, leverage limits, withdrawal conditions and anything a reader might rely on when moving money. Pages carry the date they were last reviewed, and material changes to the broker's terms trigger a fresh check rather than a quiet edit. Where the record is unclear or the broker has not published something we asked about, the page says that plainly instead of filling the gap.
How the Broker Is Tested and Scored
Testing follows a fixed set of criteria applied in the same order every time: the account types and their stated costs, the real cost of a representative trade once spreads and commissions are combined, the deposit and withdrawal routes available to UAE residents and how long each takes, the platform's behaviour under ordinary use, the complaint record and how the broker responds to it, and the clarity of its client agreement. Each criterion is scored against a written rubric, and the rubric is published alongside the scores so a reader can see what a given mark means.
Scores reflect what was observed during the testing window, not impressions. Where a result rests on a single test, the write-up says so. Where the broker improved or declined between testing rounds, the change is recorded rather than smoothed over. We do not accept payment, gifts or hospitality in exchange for a score, and no broker sees a review before it is published.
What We Will Not Do
We will not open accounts, hold client money, accept deposits, place orders or manage anything on a reader's behalf. We will not tell a reader whether to trade, how much to deposit, or which product to choose. We will not sell a verdict, soften a finding for a fee, or remove a page because someone would prefer it gone. We will not publish a claim we cannot source, and we will not invent a registration number, an address or a contact detail to make a page look more complete.
The site is not regulated or licensed by any authority, and nothing here should be read as an endorsement by one.
Challenging What We Publish
If something here is wrong, we want to hear it. Readers, and the broker itself, can raise a correction through the contact form on this site, quoting the page and the passage in question and, where possible, pointing to the source that contradicts us. We acknowledge every such message and aim to respond within a reasonable period.
Substantiated errors are corrected on the page, with a note recording what changed and when, rather than edited away silently. Disagreements that turn on interpretation rather than fact are noted in the same place, so a reader can see both positions. The site pays for itself through advertising and commercial arrangements with parties other than the broker reviewed here; those arrangements are disclosed on the pages they affect, and none of them gives anyone influence over a score, a finding or the timing of publication.
