Masters

Overview

Master accounts are the core of the PAMM system. A master is an experienced trader who manages investor funds and trades on their behalf.

Master Application Flow

+----------------+     +--------------+     +----------+     +------------------+     +------------------+
|  User Applies  | --> | Admin Reviews| --> | Approved | --> | Master Account   | --> | Accepts Investors|
|  to be Master  |     |  Application |     |          |     |    Created       |     |                  |
+----------------+     +--------------+     +----------+     +------------------+     +------------------+
                              |
                              v
                        +-----------+
                        | Rejected  |
                        +-----------+

Key Features

Application Workflow: Users apply to become masters, admin reviews and approves
Performance Tracking: Monitor ROI, total AUM, and investor count
Strategy Sharing: Masters can publish their trading strategy
Suspension Control: Admins can suspend masters if needed

Master Statuses

Active: Trading and accepting new investors
Suspended: Cannot accept new investors, existing investments continue
Closed: Permanently closed, all funds returned to investors

Performance Fee

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NoteThe performance fee only applies to profits — masters never earn a fee on investor losses. This ensures that masters are incentivized to generate positive returns.

The master earns a percentage of investor profits (e.g., 20%). No fee is charged on losses.

Example: If investor profits $1,000 with 20% fee:

Master receives: $200
Investor keeps: $800

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TipMonitor master performance metrics (ROI, drawdown, AUM growth) regularly. Underperforming masters can erode investor trust in your entire PAMM offering — consider suspension if performance drops significantly.

View all masters: Masters > All Masters
View applications: Masters > Applications
Master details: Click on any master to view profile

Next Steps

Investors — Manage investor allocations and equity
Rollovers — Configure profit/loss distribution schedules
Withdrawals — Handle investor withdrawal requests