FxPro PAMM Account
FxPro PAMM accounts let a money manager trade a pooled account while investors share results by allocation.
Open FxPro Account →FxPro offers PAMM (Percentage Allocation Money Management) accounts, where an experienced trader (a money manager) trades a pooled account on behalf of investors, who share profits and losses in proportion to their contribution. According to FxPro, investors choose a manager and allocate funds, the manager trades the combined pool, and results are distributed automatically by share. PAMM differs from copy trading: instead of mirroring individual trades into your own account, your funds are managed within a pooled account. It carries the same market risk as any trading — past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results, and you can lose money.
How FxPro PAMM accounts work
- A chosen money manager trades a pooled account
- Investors allocate funds and share profit or loss by percentage
- Results are distributed automatically by contribution
- Different from copy trading (pooled, not mirrored into your account)
- Carries market risk — past performance is no guarantee
PAMM vs copy trading
| Aspect | PAMM account | Copy trading |
|---|---|---|
| Your funds | Pooled with other investors | Stay in your own account |
| Who trades | The money manager | You mirror a chosen strategy |
| Your control | Allocation amount | Allocation + per-strategy settings |
| Results | Shared by your % of the pool | Trades copied into your account |