This article explains margin call and stop-out levels, how they work, and the specific thresholds set at JustMarkets to help you trade responsibly and with confidence.

A margin call is a critical alert indicating that the funds in your trading account are approaching a minimum level. If the market moves against your position, you might reach a stop-out level where some or all of your positions are closed automatically. This warning is issued when the equity in your account drops to a specific percentage of the margin required to maintain your open positions.

For JustMarkets accounts, a margin call is triggered when your margin level falls to 40%.

Stop out is an automatic safety mechanism that closes one or all of your open positions when your account equity falls below a certain percentage of the required margin. This process prevents your account from falling into a negative balance.

At JustMarkets, the stop-out is set at the following levels:

If your account margin level drops to or below the indicated level, the stop-out process begins, closing positions to prevent further losses.

If you have any questions about margin calls, stop-outs, or other trading-related inquiries, our support team is here to help. Feel free to contact us at any time for assistance.