PAMM/MAM account splitting and multi-account management system
The PAMM/MAM system developed by Haame aims to use Internet tool thinking to help brokerages activate their main brokerage business, activate the trading market, and obtain incremental profits. At the same time, it provides users with a diversified investment experience and creates a win-win trading ecosystem for brokers, agents, fund managers and users.
PAMM account management system
PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module) is a percentage allocation management model. All investors' funds are concentrated in a PAMM account and managed by the fund manager. Profits and losses are distributed according to the investment ratio.
Centralized fund management
Client funds are concentrated in the same PAMM account and managed by the fund manager
Proportional distribution of profits and losses
Proportional account sharing records customer capital investment, and profits and losses are distributed according to the capital injection ratio
Strategy protection against leakage
Customers cannot view their positions, effectively protecting trading strategies from being leaked by observers
Consistent follow-up investment
Fund managers inject capital and follow-up investment, which is consistent with the interests of customers and adapts to the priority-inferior mechanism
Centrally manage multiple accounts
More convenient transactions
Excellent account solutions
Tailor-made for professional fund managers
Multi-account stable tracking in milliseconds
Achieving excellent master account signal source value
Flexible setting of various parameters
Fund managers inject capital and follow-up investment, which is consistent with the interests of customers and adapts to the priority-inferior mechanism
MAM Multi-Account Management System
MAM (Multi Account Management) is a multi-account copy trading management system. A MAM account is equivalent to a main account with several follower accounts under it. They are independent of each other and can be regarded as a form of copy trading. The investment method of MAM is that the system executes transactions according to the allocation method selected by investors, and then automatically allocates the transaction volume to different individual investors.
The difference between PAMM and MAM
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A PAMM account pools everyone's money into one account, which is operated by a fund manager; a MAM account is a main account operated by a fund manager, with other accounts following.
The difference between MAM and copy trading system
The transaction direction of MAM's sub-account is consistent with its main account, and under the copy trading system, followers can choose to copy orders in the forward or reverse direction without any restrictions.
The investment method of MAM is that the system executes transactions according to the allocation method selected by investors, and then automatically allocates the trading lots to different individual investors; in the copy trading mode, investors in sub-accounts place orders as followers instead of being assigned orders.
For multi-account management systems, funds are allocated in proportion, while there are no such restrictions in the copy trading system.