Trust is the foundation of any investment relationship, particularly when investors entrust their funds to a money manager to trade on their behalf. Without transparency, clear rules, and safeguards in place, even the most promising returns can feel uncertain.
The integration of Brokeree’s PAMM solution with cTrader helps reinforce that trust. By combining a well-established trading platform with structured money management logic, it creates a more secure and transparent environment for managed forex accounts.
In this blog, we’ll break down how cTrader PAMM supports trust through real-time transparency and built-in risk management controls.
Investor Shares and Margin Allocation: Why Transparency Matters
In a PAMM system, investors don’t just fund the strategy—they actively support the margin behind each trade based on their share of the total equity. For example, if one investor contributes $3,000 and another contributes $1,000, their respective shares are 75% and 25%. If the money manager opens a trade requiring $1,000 in margin, that margin is effectively supported by $750 by the first investor and $250 by the second.
Now, here’s where PAMM transparency becomes essential. If a major investor withdraws their share, the remaining participants are exposed to greater risk. Using the same example, if the $3,000 investor exits, the remaining $1,000 investor now bears the full margin burden, potentially using their entire capital to keep the position open. If they leave, too, there’s no capital left to support the trade, and the position must be closed.
This scenario can lead to unexpected losses or forced closures unless guardrails are in place to prevent them. PAMM for cTrader can partially close positions proportionally to a withdrawing investor’s share. In this case, 0.75 lots of the position would be closed when the larger investor exits, thereby preserving balance and protecting the remaining investor from an unfair margin load.
This logic ensures that no investor is exposed to disproportionate risk. It keeps risk aligned with shareholding, supporting both fairness and the safety of cTrader investors.
Handling Fees Without Compromising Stability
In any money management setup, investor fees are a core part of how managers earn income. However, fee withdrawals, if not handled properly, can unexpectedly reduce available margins and put open positions at risk.
cTrader PAMM accounts for this with a built-in safety.
By default, all investor fees are credited to the money manager’s investment within the PAMM account. It means instead of pulling funds out of the system immediately, the fees increase the manager’s share of the pool—keeping the account’s equity intact and avoiding any sudden drawdown in the available margin.
However, if a withdrawal request or fee payout threatens the account’s ability to support active positions, PAMM steps in. The system blocks the payout during rollover and flags the issue for the broker so the account doesn’t slip into negative equity due to a routine fee transfer. The broker or administrator can then decide how to proceed using configurable options under the rollover settings.
This mechanism gives both brokers and investors confidence that performance fees won’t jeopardize position stability. It also reinforces the logic behind managed forex accounts, where structure, not manual guesswork, drives decision-making.
A System of Checks That Builds Confidence
At the core is the Stop-Loss function, which allows money managers to define acceptable loss thresholds for each investor. If that limit is reached, the system automatically closes the investment and returns the remaining funds. It’s a hard stop that ensures no investor carries more risk than they’ve agreed to.
Other mechanisms—like delayed withdrawal confirmations and proportional trade closures—further reinforce stability. These have already been covered earlier, but it’s worth emphasizing that they don’t operate independently. They’re part of a broader framework that ensures one investor’s actions don’t compromise another’s.
Finally, automated notifications tie it all together. Key events, from rollovers to withdrawals, trigger alerts for managers, investors, and administrators—keeping everyone informed in real-time without requiring micromanagement of the account.
Together, these features aren’t just risk controls. They form a structured ecosystem that supports PAMM transparency and enhances cTrader investor safety—two essential elements for building long-term trust in managed forex accounts.
