Institutional-grade PAMM for professional managers.
ThinkMarkets PAMM is designed for managers who take fiduciary responsibility seriously. Trade on behalf of investors from a regulated master account with automated percentage-based allocation, transparent reporting, and performance fee structures that settle without manual intervention.
How it works
You open a PAMM master account. Investors allocate capital to your pool. Every trade you place is mirrored across all investor accounts proportionally based on their share of the total equity.
When you generate returns, your performance fee is deducted automatically at the end of each billing period. Investors see their net returns in real time. You see total AUM, performance history, and fee accruals in your manager dashboard.
The allocation is percentage based. If an investor holds 5% of the pool, they get 5% of every trade’s result. This works in both directions, which is why investors care about your track record before they commit.
How you earn
You set your own performance fee as a percentage of profits generated for investors. The fee is calculated and distributed automatically. No invoicing, no chasing payments.
Select partners also receive a rebate based on the volume generated by the investors they bring into the pool. The more capital you attract, the more you earn on top of your management returns.
There are no hidden platform fees on the manager side. You keep what you earn.
How it breaks down
Your setup
PAMM master account
Full EA and indicator support. Trade your way.
Real time dashboard
AUM, investor count, drawdown, and performance history at a glance.
Allocation reports
Investor allocation updated as trades are placed.
Fee tracking
Performance fee tracking with automated settlement.
Investor onboarding
Handled by ThinkMarkets. You focus on trading.
Tight execution
Spreads from 0.0 pips, no dealing desk, same execution as retail.
Who we are looking for
This is a program for professionals managing third-party capital. We review every application against verifiable track record, risk management credentials, and operational capacity to attract and retain investor capital.
Experienced money managers
Verifiable track record and existing investor relationships.
Family offices
Clean, regulated structure for managed accounts.
Professional traders
Already have investors following your signals. Ready to formalize.
Signal providers
Ready to move from tips to actual fund management.
Why managers choose us
Multi-regulated
FCA, ASIC, and FSCA. Your investors trade with a broker that passes institutional due diligence.
Fast execution
Institutional-grade infrastructure with execution under 0.1 seconds. No requotes. Your strategy runs as designed.
Dedicated PAMM support
Not a generic helpdesk. People who understand managed account operations.
Transparent reporting
Everyone sees the same numbers. That builds trust, which is how you grow AUM.
Frequently asked questions
What is a PAMM account?
PAMM stands for Percentage Allocation Management Module. It lets you trade a single master account while investors allocate funds to you. Profits and losses are split automatically based on each investor’s share of the pool — no manual calculations.
How are performance fees calculated?
You set your own performance fee percentage when you create the PAMM strategy. The fee is applied to net new profits at the end of each trading period. If there is no profit, there is no fee — investors only pay when you make them money.
What is the minimum AUM to get started?
There is no fixed minimum AUM requirement from ThinkMarkets. You can launch a PAMM strategy with your own capital and start accepting investors immediately. That said, most successful managers build to at least $50,000 AUM before scaling their investor base.
Can I run multiple PAMM strategies?
Yes. You can run several PAMM strategies simultaneously — for example, one conservative and one aggressive. Each strategy operates independently with its own track record, investor pool, and fee structure.
Apply as a money manager
If you already manage money and want a regulated, automated structure for it, we should talk.