justTRADE review

justTRADE charges a taker fee of 0.125% and a maker fee of 0.125%. Both sit under the site median taker fee of 0.2%, and the two rates are the same, so the order type makes no difference to the cost. It ranks at 53 of 118 on this measure.

The listed coin count is 73. That is above the site median of 62 but well short of the larger venues, and justTRADE ranks at 84 of 172 on coins listed. Traders who need long-tail assets should compare wider platforms.

justTRADE is supervised by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) in Germany. The operator is JT Technologies GmbH, and the authorisation is recorded as MiCA CASP 529900YERL5TV5YJCR45. A named regulator and licence give readers something concrete to check.

Yes. Bank transfer is the fiat deposit method listed for justTRADE, through bank. Card transfers are not among the listed options, so anyone paying by card or through a payment app would need to look elsewhere. Bank transfer is the most common route across the site, appearing in 91.8% of ranked exchanges.

Yes, the account is custodial, listed under custodial. justTRADE holds the coins on the account rather than sending them to a wallet you manage yourself, which is simpler but means the operator holds the asset. Custodial accounts are the majority model in the rankings, at 78.8%.

Support runs on email and help centre. There is no phone line listed, so account problems that need a voice conversation will take longer to sort. A help centre and email are the two routes, and the help centre is the most common channel across ranked exchanges at 82.1%.

Yes, derivatives are offered. That is notable for a venue of this size, since derivatives appear on 100% of the derivatives ranking but only on 55.9% of the general exchange ranking. Traders who want futures alongside spot can keep both in one account.