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PAMM

Percentage Allocation Money Management System (PAMM)

Our PAMM service allows investors to benefit from the expertise of professional traders while retaining ownership of their funds. You can leverage the skills and strategies of experienced traders without giving up control of your capital.
Whether you are an experienced trader looking to grow your investments or an investor looking for passive income, PAMM offers an integrated, transparent and efficient solution tailored to your needs. It is a smart way to diversify and maximize your income potential.
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How It Works
PAMM - The Pooled Solution
  • All investors' funds are pooled in a master account.
  • The Fund Manager trades through the master account, and trading results are automatically allocated to investors.
  • Profits and losses are distributed proportionally according to each investor's share of the pooled funds.
Ideal for:
  • Fund Managers seeking performance-based income.
  • Investors who prefer a simple, pooled investment approach.
If the Fund Manager earns a 10% profit
($4,000) in total
investor
Fund Manager
$10,000
$1,000
investor
Investor A
$20,000
$2,000
investor
Investor B
$10,000
$1,000
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A performance fee (e.g., 20%) may be deducted from each investor’s profit and credited to the Fund Manager automatically.
Why Choose KVB PAMM?
Secure Fund Structure
Automated fund allocation helps reduce manual intervention and operational errors.
Fully Automated Operation
Trade replication, profit distribution, and performance calculations are automated for greater efficiency.
Flexible Fee Structure
Set your own performance or management fee.
Real-Time Transparency
Investors can monitor their account equity, performance, and trade history in real time.
Scalable, Global, and Reliable
Suitable for individual Fund Managers and larger management teams.
Regulated and Trusted Globally
Operates through regulated entities across multiple jurisdictions.
How to join KVB's Fund Manager PAMM?
01
Register
Sign up to become part of KVB. Complete the registration form and verify your account to get started.
02
Request a PAMM account
03
Begin Today
Register your investor accounts, set the terms, and start trading.
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FAQs

What is a PAMM account?
Percentage Allocation Money Management (PAMM) accounts, also referred to as Percentage Allocation Management Modules, are investment accounts offered by forex or CFD brokers. These accounts allow investors to pool their funds and have them managed by experienced traders and trade on their behalf. This system is popular among global traders, including those from rapidly growing markets seeking diversified investment opportunities.
Are PAMM accounts legit?
Yes, investing in PAMM accounts is a legitimate option for investors globally. PAMM accounts are offered by forex or CFD brokers. It is essential to choose a broker with a solid reputation and proper regulatory oversight to ensure the security and transparency of your investments.
What are the benefits of a PAMM account?
PAMM accounts streamline the management of multiple investor accounts. Fund Managers can manage pooled funds through a single master account, with profits and losses allocated proportionally according to each investor's share. This simplifies account management and reduces the need for manual allocation
How do I withdraw money from my PAMM account?
The performance fee will be calculated based on each trading interval (monthly, weekly, etc.). Once a trading interval is completed, the performance fee will be credited to the Fund Manager's KVB wallet. The Fund Manager can then submit a withdrawal request through the KVB portal to initiate the withdrawal process.
What is the difference between a PAMM and MAM account?
PAMM and MAM accounts differ in how trades and investment results are allocated. In a PAMM account, a Fund Manager manages pooled funds, with profits and losses allocated to investors according to their respective shares. In a MAM account, a Fund Manager manages multiple individual accounts, with trade allocations determined by the account structure and applicable settings
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