Trade Multiple Accounts with MAM Technology

Our MAM system offers multiple allocation methods to distribute trades across client accounts according to your business model. The most common methods include: 1) Percentage Allocation - trades are distributed based on the relative equity percentage of each account; 2) Lot Allocation - a fixed lot size is assigned to each account; 3) Proportional by Balance - trades are allocated proportionally to account balance; and 4) Proportional by Equity - trades are allocated based on current equity including open positions. You can set different allocation methods for different client groups or even customize allocation ratios for individual clients, allowing for highly tailored portfolio management.

To qualify as an account manager on our platform, you'll need to meet these requirements: 1) Professional Experience - demonstrable trading experience of at least 2 years; 2) Regulatory Compliance - appropriate licenses or registrations if operating in a regulated jurisdiction; 3) Minimum Capital - a manager account with at least $10,000 in equity; and 4) Verification - completion of our enhanced KYC/AML verification process, including proof of identity, address, and professional credentials. We also conduct a background check and review your trading history to ensure you meet our quality standards for client management. This helps us maintain a high-quality ecosystem of professional managers on our platform.

Our MAM platform supports two primary fee structures: 1) Management Fees - a fixed percentage of assets under management (AUM), typically charged monthly or quarterly; and 2) Performance Fees - a percentage of profits generated, often calculated with a high-water mark to ensure fees are only charged on new profits. You can configure these fee structures according to your business model, with the ability to set different rates for different clients or account tiers. Our system automatically calculates and collects these fees directly from client accounts according to your preset schedule. All fee transactions are transparent and fully documented, with detailed reports available to both you and your clients.

Our MAM platform includes comprehensive risk management features to protect client investments: 1) Maximum Drawdown Limits - set maximum allowed drawdown percentages for each account; 2) Position Size Controls - limit the maximum size of any single position relative to account equity; 3) Leverage Restrictions - set maximum leverage allowed per client based on risk profile; 4) Exposure Caps - limit total market exposure across all positions; 5) Mandatory Stop Loss - enforce stop-loss placement on all trades; and 6) Risk Alerts - receive notifications when accounts approach predefined risk thresholds. These tools allow you to implement sophisticated risk management strategies tailored to each client's risk tolerance, helping you maintain a responsible approach to capital preservation while pursuing returns.

While both MAM and PAMM allow management of multiple accounts, they differ in fundamental ways: 1) Account Structure - MAM maintains separate individual accounts for each client, while PAMM pools investor funds into a single master account; 2) Allocation Flexibility - MAM offers multiple allocation methods (percentage, lot-based, equity-based), whereas PAMM typically only supports percentage-based allocation; 3) Risk Management - MAM allows custom risk parameters for each account, while PAMM applies the same risk settings to all investors; 4) Regulatory Considerations - MAM's separate account structure often provides clearer regulatory compliance in many jurisdictions. MAM is generally preferred by professional fund managers with diverse client needs, while PAMM is more suitable for simpler fund structures with homogeneous investors. Our platform offers both options, allowing you to choose the most appropriate solution for your business model.