@ Tommy S:
From a regulatory standpoint, I think the regulator IFSC (International Financial Services Commission) from Belize is less credible compared to CFTC and NFA from the US, FCA from the UK or ASIC from Australia which have proven to sanction brokers under their regulation if they violate agreements.
This JustForex broker, in addition to its regulation which I consider less credible (IFSC), its deposit and withdrawal system can use third parties such as e-currency companies like Webmoney etc (read: JustForex reviews).
In the past, there were 2 large e-currency companies that scammed, namely e-gold and Liberty Reserve (LR). Although you may be using wire transfers (not using e-currency companies), the broker's cooperation with these e-currency companies is questionable.
If the deposited funds are not large, I think it's still safe.
@ wawan supriyanto:
Yes, that's right, with the specifications:
For JustForex ECN Account:
No minimum deposit, Minimum margin per order $2, Spread floating starting from 0 pip, Commission $3 per lot, Leverage: 1:1 - 1:500, Minimum order size: 0.01 lot, Maximum order size: 100 lot, Execution method: Market execution.
For JustForex Pro ECN Account:
Minimum deposit $5000, Minimum margin per order $250, Spread floating starting from 0 pip, Commission $2.25 per lot
Leverage: 1:1 - 1:200, Minimum order size: 0.5 lot (step 0.1 lots), Maximum order size: 100 lot, Execution method: Market execution.
I think you should try it first on a demo account.