These are four related ways clients can follow or pool money behind strategy. Social trading is visibility, copy trading is automated following, PAMM is pooled allocation, and MAM is segregated management. They build on each other.
Clients see live strategies and performance.
A client's orders mirror a strategy, scaled to their capital.
Pooled funds allocated by percentage, commission tracked.
A manager runs segregated accounts with per-account control.
Social, copy, PAMM and MAM - how each model allocates and what it earns, side by side.
| Strategy | Model | Allocation | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strategy Alpha | Copy trading | By percentage | Tracked |
| Strategy Beta | PAMM | Pooled share | Tracked |
| Strategy Gamma | MAM | Segregated | Tracked |
What this page is: the relationship between the four concepts, so you can choose the model that fits your clients and your operation.
What each one is, in one line: social = traders see strategies; copy = a client's orders mirror a strategy; PAMM = pooled funds allocated by percentage; MAM = a manager running segregated accounts.
What FOREXAA does with them: they run on the platforms in your deployment, with allocation, commission and performance tracking built in.
Concrete, grouped by the job it does — not a wall of buzzwords.
Conceptual — the exact topology is scoped to your deployment.
Brokers adding social features
Brokers offering managed portfolios
Prop firms running evaluation + funding
A next-generation multi-market terminal for your clients.
MobiusTrader 7 (MT7) →Client, account, partner and finance operations in one system.
FOREXAA CRM →PAMM pools investor funds and allocates by percentage; MAM keeps accounts segregated and a manager allocates across them. PAMM is a shared pool, MAM is one manager running many accounts.
A client chooses a strategy and their orders mirror it, scaled to their own capital. They control when they follow, and can stop at any time.
It runs on the platforms in your deployment. The capability is enabled and configured per deployment; the scope is confirmed when we scope your build.