PAMM Account

Managed accounts for traders and investors

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A PAMM account (Percentage Allocation Management Module) is a type of trading account managed by a trader (or fund manager) on behalf of multiple investors. The fundamental principle of a PAMM account is to pool money from different investors into a single account that the fund manager trades. Each investor retains control over their portion of the total investment, but the trading is done by the trader who makes decisions on behalf of the group.

How PAMM accounts work

Investors choose a PAMM account

Investors select a PAMM account based on the manager's performance history, trading strategy, and management fees, among other factors. They then invest their desired amount of money into the account.

Fund manager trades

The fund manager makes forex trades using the collective funds. The manager’s own money is usually also invested in the PAMM account, aligning the manager’s interests with those of the investors.

Profits and losses are shared

Any profits or losses from the trades are distributed among the investors in proportion to their share of the total investment being traded by the fund manager.

Fees and compensation

The fund manager charges and sets the fees for their service, which can include a management fee and a performance fee (a percentage of the profits generated). This can be viewed in the offer at the time of registering under that desired PAMM.