JustMarkets Standard Cent: USC and platform selection
Read cent balances, volumes and product coverage before moving an EA from Standard.
The current table includes MT4 and MT5
The current Standard page lists MT4/MT5 for both Standard and Standard Cent. An older MT4-only Cent statement is therefore insufficient for a present choice. MT5 has an official download page; match the issued account and server.
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Diagram explained
A larger display does not add capital
- USD 10 = 1,000 USC before costs
- Current table: MT4 and MT5
- Cent lots need symbol specifications
USC is a currency display unit
Standard Cent is denominated in USC. By cent conversion, USD 10 represents 1,000 USC before charges or conversion; the larger displayed number does not increase capital. This is a unit conversion, not a gain or bonus.
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Do not equate lots and cent lots
The table distinguishes Standard’s 0.01 lot from Cent’s 0.01 cent lot. Exposure also needs the exact symbol’s contract size, tick value and P/L currency. Copying an EA volume without reconciling units can mis-size an order.
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Product coverage also differs
Cent lists Forex and commodities; Standard additionally lists indices and stocks. Initial account funding and payment-method limits are separate questions. This 27 October 2026 review does not establish country eligibility.
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