PAMM for cTrader

Brokers use PAMM to solve three key problems: attracting new clients, increasing trading volumes, and showcasing their best traders. With Brokeree PAMM, you can offer managed accounts to a broader range of traders, including those who prefer passive investing, across cTrader and MetaTrader 4 and 5. Trading volumes go up because top-performing managers trade with pooled capital.

For investors

PAMM gives investors a way to follow proven traders without managing trades themselves. They can browse strategies, check performance data, and choose who to invest with. The system takes care of reinvesting profits automatically. Funds can be withdrawn anytime without affecting others in the pool.

For money managers

Money managers trade using one master account while handling funds from multiple investors. Profits are shared automatically and transparently. They can also charge up to five types of fees: performance, management, entry, deposit, and withdrawal. 

At every rollover, profits are split between investors and money managers based on their share in the PAMM account. The system calculates the money manager’s current profit on cTrader and allocates returns accordingly.

Money managers can also earn commissions. Brokers can let them set fees for early deposits or withdrawals, portfolio management, and performance.

PAMM comes with a built-in Ratings Module that offers investors data about the trading performance of money managers. It lets brokers create custom widgets based on trading information of specified accounts or groups and integrate them into their websites. These widgets have interactive charts and graphs that keep visitors engaged and are great for converting them into clients.

Generated widgets can be integrated into the brokers’ website, attracting visitors’ attention with interactive charts and graphs.

Stop-Loss levels

The Stop Loss feature limits how much loss an investor can take on a strategy. Once the set level is hit, the investment closes automatically, and the remaining funds are returned to the investor’s trading account.

Automatic investor requests confirmation

When an investor requests a withdrawal, PAMM alerts the money manager. After a set period, for example, 30 minutes, the system confirms the request automatically. This gives managers time to review their strategy and adjust open positions if needed.

Partial trade close on withdrawal

Another risk management feature in PAMM is automatic position adjustment during withdrawals. If a requested withdrawal could push the PAMM account into a margin call or stop-out, the system will close open positions proportionally to the withdrawable share. This reduces the overall exposure of the entire PAMM account and protects the remaining investors’ funds.

Notifications

PAMM allows configuring auto email notifications on certain PAMM events to investors, money managers, and administrators.

Brokeree’s PAMM works across MT4, MT5, and cTrader. Traders can invest in strategies regardless of the trading terminal they use. A money manager on MT4 can attract investors from cTrader and MT5 accounts and vice versa. It creates a unified investment environment where traders from different systems are part of the same pool.

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PAMM for cTrader is a money management system that allows brokers to offer shared investment accounts on cTrader. Money managers trade on behalf of investors, and profits are distributed automatically based on share allocations.

Yes. Brokeree PAMM is cross-platform and works across cTrader, MT4, and MT5. Investors and managers can interact regardless of the platform they use.

Brokers use it to attract professional traders and passive investors. Money managers use it to grow their portfolios. Investors use it to follow profitable strategies without managing trades themselves.

Yes. Hedge funds use PAMM to launch and run investment operations without building complex infrastructure from scratch. It automates investor onboarding through a web portal and handles profit distribution based on each investor’s share—saving time and reducing operational overhead.