MAM account
The trade is applied to your own account.
A MAM account keeps your balance separate. The manager’s trade is copied onto that account, and the result stays there.
What a MAM account is
Multi-account management. Your money is not mixed into one pool with other investors. The manager’s trade is applied to your account, at your size, and the profit or loss is recorded on that account.
You still do not place those trades yourself. The firm publishes the manager and writes the result.
Your balance stays separate
Your account
The balance sits on your MAM account, not as a slice of a shared pool.
Your size
The copied trade follows the size of your account, rather than a percentage of one combined result.
Your currency
You choose it when the account is created, and it stays locked.
Your record
The result is written on your account. You read it after you sign in.
PAMM and MAM, side by side
PAMM
Investors allocate into one pool. One result is shared by each person’s share of that pool.
PAMM accountMAM
The manager’s trade is applied to your own account. Your balance is not pooled with the others.
Same sign-up
You pick one type when you join. The other type can be opened later from the dashboard.
Same rule on results
The firm records the result. A public chart is not the same thing as the trades written on your account.
Funding the account
- 1
Create the account
Use your email and the 6-digit code, then choose MAM and a currency.
- 2
Request a deposit
After you sign in, a deposit request moves money into the wallet. It is pending until the firm accepts it.
- 3
Read the recorded result
Withdrawals use the same dashboard. Both requests stay in your transaction list.
Open a MAM account
Create an account with your email, choose MAM, and lock a currency. You can open a PAMM account later if you also want a pooled allocation.
Create account