PAMM MAM plugin and Multi-Account Terminal for fund management.
A PAMM MAM plugin lets one manager trade on behalf of many investor accounts, with results shared by an agreed rule. A Multi-Account Terminal gives that manager one screen to place and monitor those trades. Together they underpin many fund management offers.
PAMM and MAM in plain terms
In a PAMM structure, investors’ funds are pooled and profit is shared by proportion. In a MAM structure, each account stays separate while the manager’s orders are allocated across them, for example by equity or lot size. The right model depends on your product and on the rules where you operate.
Fees and investor controls
Decide how performance and management fees are calculated, how a high-water mark works, and what an investor can do to limit risk, such as a loss limit or an exit. Clear rules protect investors and reduce disputes.
The regulatory side
Managing other people’s money is regulated in many places. Check whether your activity needs authorisation before launching, and see our forex license overview for orientation.
Launching a fund management product
Begin with a small group of managers and investors, publish the rules in plain language and review results monthly. Provide investors with clear reports on performance, fees and exposure. Treat fund management as a product with its own support, compliance and communication needs.
Questions we hear
Is a Multi-Account Terminal only for PAMM and MAM?
No. Prop desks and money managers use it to monitor and trade several accounts. Its fit depends on your setup.
Can a gray label support PAMM or MAM?
It may, depending on access and plugin support. Confirm with the provider before you design the product.