Account types

PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module)

A PAMM account allows multiple investors to allocate funds to a professional trader or manager. The manager trades a combined pool of funds, and the profits or losses are distributed proportionally to each investor’s contribution.

• Main advantage: Investors don’t trade themselves — they just deposit funds and the trader does the work.

• Best for: Investors looking for fully automated management.

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MAMM (Multi-Account Management Module)

A MAMM account is similar to PAMM but provides more flexibility. The manager operates multiple individual accounts simultaneously, with the ability to adjust lot sizes, risk levels, or strategies for each investor.

• Main advantage: More control and customization for both the investor and the manager.

• Best for: Investors who want more control over their allocation or prefer tailored adjustments.

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Copy Trading

Copy Trading is the simplest form of Social Trading. Here, each client automatically copies the trades of a selected trader. The trades are replicated in real time, and investors can monitor, pause, or stop copying at any time.

• Main advantage: Full transparency and control. Clients choose whom to copy and when to stop.

• Best for: Beginners or those who want to learn by watching real strategies in action.