Abbreviation PAMM stands for Percent Allocation Management Module. In fact, this is a form of exchange trust management, but with important differences from the “classical” work system.

A broker opening an exchange account on Forex to a private person provides information on the activities of professional managers and information on the effectiveness of transactions previously made by them, the strategies used, as well as public offers, which indicate the period during which management will be carried out. A novice trader selects the most suitable manager and decides to invest in his strategy, that is, transfers funds under management, in accordance with the rules established in the offer.

A distinctive feature of this trust management scheme is the ability to attract several investors to one account at once. In all cases, the profit and loss received are distributed among all participants according to the size of their investments. At the same time, the manager is directly interested in obtaining the greatest profit, since the more efficiently he trades, the greater profit (the rate for the entire specified period remains fixed) he will be able to bring both to investors and to himself. So, the better his strategies are, the higher his earnings, the higher the manager/PAMM account rating and the more traders will use his services.