Account model
Multiple investor accounts under one management structure, with cross-platform and cross-broker support.
Common industry approach
Often tied to one platform or broker, which limits how clients can join.
PAMM profit sharing
PAMM can be a white-label solution a brokerage offers to asset managers, or a cross-platform, cross-broker tool an asset manager uses to manage accounts and settle profit shares. Start with the role that fits you.
Two paths
01 / 02For brokerages
Let asset managers run money on your platform while investors see clear allocations, profit shares and settlement records.
For asset managers
Bring accounts under one rule set, settle by profit share and keep a clear audit trail without changing your clients' brokers.
PAMM capability comparison
How unified account management and profit settlement compare with common PAMM offerings across allocation, rebates, settlement and data ownership.
Account model
Multiple investor accounts under one management structure, with cross-platform and cross-broker support.
Common industry approach
Often tied to one platform or broker, which limits how clients can join.
White-label and brand
White-label deployment with your brand, domain and account structure.
Common industry approach
Limited branding or a shared portal where the platform identity stays visible.
Multi-tier rebates
Agent tiers, differentiated ratios and same-level rewards are configurable.
Common industry approach
Single-tier rebates or manual settlement sheets that are hard to audit.
Roles and permissions
Separate roles for operators, asset managers, agents and investors with scoped permissions.
Common industry approach
Shared admin access with broad permissions and limited audit trails.
Profit share and high-water mark
Profit share follows the agreed rule, with a high-water mark so the same gains are not charged twice.
Common industry approach
Some systems calculate per period without a high-water mark, creating double-charge risk.
Settlement controls
Account status, open positions and wallet balance are checked before settlement; reports are retained.
Common industry approach
Manual or partially automated settlement with limited reconciliation detail.
API and reporting
APIs and exportable reports support CRM, finance and agent reconciliation.
Common industry approach
Closed reporting with limited export formats and integration options.
Deployment cycle
Account model and settlement rules are confirmed first, then rolled out in phases.
Common industry approach
Long fixed builds that bundle unrelated modules into one delivery.
Languages and data
Multilingual portals, with investor and settlement data owned by the operator.
Common industry approach
English-first interfaces, with data retained inside the provider's environment.
Share your investor volume, profit-share structure and settlement cycle. PAMM projects are quoted per project.
Compliance and risk
FXCopyNex licenses copy trading software to brokers, asset managers and prop desks. We do not operate a brokerage, hold client funds, provide investment advice or execute trades on behalf of end clients.
Trading involves substantial risk. Past or simulated performance is not indicative of future results. Customers are responsible for their own regulatory permissions and suitability assessments.