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About PAMM

What Is a PAMM Account?

PAMM is ‘Percentage Allocation Management Module’ or ‘Percentage Allocation Money Management’. It is a form of pooled money forex trading. An investor gets to allocate their money in desired proportion to the qualified traders or money managers of their choice. These traders/managers may manage multiple forex trading accounts using their own capital and such pooled moneys, with an aim to generate profits.

Advantages of Trading MAM/PAMM

  • Huge selection of markets including forex, cryptocurrencies, commodities and indices
  • Raw spreads from 0.0 pips on Alpha Accounts
  • A globally regulated broker
  • Fast trade execution with superior trading infrastructure
  • Unrestricted trading environment, EA’s, scalpers and HFT’s welcome
  • Access to top-tier liquidity providers and deep liquidity pools

About MAM

What is MAM ?

MAM is ‘Multi-Account Manager’. MAM Accounts help the trader to manage multiple trading accounts using a single terminal.

They make use of combining individual trader accounts into a large pool of managed fund that comprises of individual trader accounts as well as investor accounts. All orders executed on the master trading account are reflected on every associated MAM account according to the parameters set by the investor. Investors also have the option of entering orders through their individual trading accounts and are free to modify MAM trades according to their preferences.The performance fee is paid to the master trader according to his performance and as a percentage of the returns. MAM account is an advanced type of managed account that offers excellent control for an investor and has several features enjoyed by both PAMM as well as LAMM accounts.

PAMM and MAMM

Managed Accounts give clients the options to have a portfolio manager- trade all of their accounts (known as "sub-accounts") as if they were one "Master Account". In order to perform this kind of money management, you require bespoke technology or software which is also known as a MAM/PAMM.