Offer managed accounts without building a fund platform
Let approved money managers trade one master account while investors' results are allocated in proportion to their share — with fees, rollovers and investor requests handled alongside your CRM.
PAMM is delivered through our Brokeree PAMM integration, included on the Unlimited plan. MAM is available for money managers who prefer multi-account allocation.
Investors want managed accounts. Operations wants control.
Clients increasingly ask for access to experienced traders. Handling that with shared logins or manual profit splits creates operational and reputational risk. A PAMM module gives you a structured, auditable way to offer it.
Informal account management
- Profit splits calculated by hand
- Investor deposits mixed into the manager's account
- No clear record of fees charged
- Withdrawals interrupt the manager's trading
Structured PAMM
- Results allocated pro-rata to each investor's share
- Separate investor accounts under one master
- Configured performance and management fees
- Deposits and withdrawals processed at rollover
PAMM features
Money manager accounts
Approved managers trade a master account on your MT5 server, using their normal trading tools.
Proportional allocation
Profit and loss are allocated to investors in proportion to their share of the managed capital.
Fee configuration
Performance, management and other fees per offer, including high-water-mark performance fees.
Rollovers
Investor deposits, withdrawals and fee charges are processed at scheduled rollover points.
Offers & joining
Managers publish offers with their terms; investors join from the client area.
Investor reporting
Investors and managers see their own balances, results and fee history.
Two ways to manage money for investors
PAMM pools investor funds under one master account. MAM (Multi-Account Manager) lets a manager trade a block order that is split across investors' separate accounts by your chosen allocation method.
- Allocation methodsSplit block orders by equity, balance, lot multiplier or fixed lots.
- Separate accountsEach investor keeps their own trading account and statement.
- Manager toolsOne order from the manager's terminal, allocated to all linked accounts.
- FeesPerformance and management fees configured per manager.
A PAMM cycle, step by step
- Manager onboardingYou approve a money manager and create their master account and offer.
- Investors joinVerified clients choose an offer and allocate funds from their wallet or account.
- Manager tradesTrades on the master account affect the pool; each investor's share is tracked.
- RolloverAt each rollover, results are allocated, fees are charged and queued requests are processed.
- ReportingStatements and history are available to managers, investors and your back office.
| Participant | Share | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Manager | 20% | $2,000 |
| Investor A | 50% | $5,000 |
| Investor B | 30% | $3,000 |
Illustrative only: a $10,000 pool profit before fees. Fee rules are set per offer.
What PAMM needs
- Us
Unlimited plan
Brokeree PAMM or Social Trading is included on the Unlimited plan.
- Us
CRM & MT5 connection
Client records, wallets and MT5 accounts come from the Forex CRM and Open API Bridge.
- You
Regulatory permissions
Offering managed accounts may require specific permissions in your jurisdiction. Confirm this with your compliance advisers.
- You
Manager & investor terms
Your agreements, risk disclosures and fee policies for managers and investors.
Operational considerations
- Manager approvalOnly managers you approve can create offers.
- KYC firstInvestors join from verified client accounts.
- Scheduled money movementRollovers keep investor deposits and withdrawals predictable for the manager and finance.
- Visible feesFee terms are shown on each offer and recorded with every charge.
Why brokerages add PAMM
Product
A managed-account offering for clients who don't want to trade themselves.
Business
Successful managers attract investors and trading volume to your brokerage.
Operations
Allocations, fees and rollovers are calculated by the system, not by staff.
PAMM questions
What is PAMM?
PAMM stands for Percentage Allocation Management Module. A money manager trades one master account and each investor receives results in proportion to their share of the pooled capital.
What is MAM?
MAM stands for Multi-Account Manager. The manager places one order that is allocated across investors' own accounts, rather than trading a pooled master account.
Which plan includes PAMM?
Brokeree PAMM or Social Trading is included on the Unlimited plan. See pricing.
What is the difference between PAMM and copy trading?
In PAMM, investor funds are pooled under one master account and results are allocated by share. In copy trading, each follower keeps their own account and trades are copied into it.
Do we need special regulatory permission?
That depends on your jurisdiction and licence. DARKLIGHT FX provides the technology; please confirm regulatory requirements with your compliance advisers.
Works alongside
Let's Map Your Brokerage.
Tell us how your desk runs today — platforms, payment methods, partner programmes and team roles. We'll walk you through the modules that fit and outline an implementation plan.