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Professional PAMM Infrastructure for Brokers, Fund Managers & Investors

Connect investors with professional money managers through automated allocation, NAV accounting, performance-fee management and broker-integrated trading.

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PAMM Account Overview

Percentage Allocation Money Management (PAMM) is a solution where a professional fund manager trades one pooled account on behalf of investors. Each investor owns units in the fund, so profits and losses are shared exactly in proportion to their contribution — tracked through NAV accounting and an immutable ledger.

How Does PAMM Work?

Investors often face capital limitations when trading independently. A PAMM fund lets a Fund Manager pool capital from many investors into a single trading strategy. Investors receive a share of profits and losses proportional to the units they hold.

For Fund Managers, PAMM provides access to significant capital and the opportunity to earn a performance fee — calculated per investor on a High-Water-Mark basis, so fees are only charged on genuinely new profit.

InvestorsUnits @ NAV

PAMM
ACCOUNT

20% feeHWM

PAMM Account Example

To understand the setup and participants in a PAMM fund, let's walk through an example. The key participants are:

  1. 1The Broker (tenant)
  2. 2Investors
  3. 3Fund Managers

Three investors — A, B and C — want exposure to a professional strategy. Each opens an account with the broker and subscribes to the same manager's PAMM fund. The manager trades the pooled account and earns a performance fee only on new profit.

Investor C · 15%Investor B · 35%Investor A · 50%Fund Manager

Investor A

$50,000

Earnings

$5,000

Investor B

$35,000

Earnings

$3,500

Investor C

$15,000

Earnings

$1,500

Pooling Your Funds

Investors A, B and C invest $50,000, $35,000 and $15,000 — $100,000 in total — receiving units at NAV 1.00. The manager charges a 20% performance fee.

  1. 1Investor A – $50,000
  2. 2Investor B – $35,000
  3. 3Investor C – $15,000
  4. 4Fund Manager – charges 20%

With a 12.5% gain ($12,500), the $2,500 fee (20%) is crystallised and the remaining $10,000 is reflected in a higher NAV for every unit holder.

Distribute Earnings based on Contributions

  1. 1Investor A – 50% ($5,000) of net earnings
  2. 2Investor B – 35% ($3,500) of net earnings
  3. 3Investor C – 15% ($1,500) of net earnings

No balances are edited manually: every investor's value is simply their units × the new NAV, and every fee is posted as a balanced ledger journal.

Investor A

$50,000

Share

50%

Earnings

$5,000

Investor B

$35,000

Share

35%

Earnings

$3,500

Investor C

$15,000

Share

15%

Earnings

$1,500

Investment

$100,000

Gain

12.5%

Net earnings

$10,000

Why Choose a PAMM Platform?

PAMM lets investors access professional strategies, managers scale their capital, and brokers offer managed accounts — with the manager retaining full control of trading while the platform handles allocation, NAV, fees, settlement and reporting.

6 Reasons to Run PAMM on Our Platform

Unit-based NAV accounting

No rounding drift — positions are units × NAV, calculated with decimal precision.

Per-investor High-Water-Mark

Performance fees only on new profit above each position's previous peak.

Double-entry ledger

Every movement is a balanced, immutable journal entry.

Multiple offers per fund

Different minimums, fees and lock periods in one PAMM fund.

Atomic settlements

All-or-nothing settlement runs with automatic rollback.

RBAC & audit trail

Ten roles, permission checks and logged sensitive actions.

Join Our
PAMM Program

1

Sign Up

Create an investor, fund manager or affiliate account in demo mode.

2

Build or Choose a Fund

Managers create funds and offers; investors compare them on risk-adjusted terms.

3

Settle & Earn

Settlements crystallise HWM fees and update every position automatically.

PAMM Account
FAQs

A pooled account traded by a professional manager, where each investor owns units proportional to their contribution. Value = units × NAV per unit.

Risk warning. Leveraged trading carries significant risk of loss. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. No return is guaranteed. Full disclosure.