Setting up CAMM: PAMM Iran’s cross-broker copy trading

CAMM is PAMM Iran’s proprietary copy-trading engine that removes the “same broker” restriction: investor and manager may sit with different brokers.

The setup path

1. Keep your trading account at your own broker; your master password stays with you.
2. Pick the source manager from the account list.
3. Set your capital ratio and stop limits, then confirm the connection.

Why cross-broker matters

Your manager choice is no longer limited to your current broker, and the manager does not need a separate account at every investor’s broker. Order execution still happens at your own broker.

Start with the CAMM accounts; full details on the CAMM module page and the CAMM guide.

Frequently asked questions

Which brokers does it work with? Any broker offering MetaTrader 4 or 5; CAMM runs on MetaTrader itself, not on one broker’s infrastructure.

What is the copy delay? Delay depends on the brokers and network conditions; no fixed number is promised. Keep that in mind for latency-sensitive trading.

What if my account is live and the manager’s is demo? Each source account’s terms are written on its own page; check the manager’s account type before connecting.

Does my account need to be at the manager’s broker for CAMM? No — quite the opposite: CAMM exists precisely so accounts can live at different brokers, even on two different MetaTrader versions. The main condition is meeting the terms stated on that CAMM account’s page. This broker independence is what separates CAMM from simple in-broker copy trading.

Next step

Technical details and CAMM fee rules are in the CAMM guide, and the mechanism is explained on the module page.

A CAMM setup checklist

• Identify your MetaTrader version (4 or 5)
• Pick the source manager from the account list
• Set your capital ratio and stop limits
• Your master password stays with no one; the connection runs through the engine
• Watch the first days closely after connecting

Start from the CAMM account list: See it.