DAMM: dedicated management without handing over your password

Traditional dedicated management has an old problem: for a manager to trade your account, you had to give away your password. DAMM changes the structure, not the promise.

How it works

Your real account stays at your own broker. The manager trades an equal mirror account, and trades flow to your account at the agreed ratio. Your master password is never given to the manager.

The risk firewall

Volume and loss caps are defined for this path so the effect of management stays inside the agreed boundaries. Read each account’s terms separately.

Start with the DAMM accounts; the full structure is on the DAMM module page and in the DAMM guide.

Frequently asked questions

Is the mirror account a demo? No; the mirror account is level with your account and carries real trades — but your master password never moves.

How are DAMM fees charged? Each DAMM account’s fee terms are written on its own page; typically a performance fee under that account’s settlement rules.

What if I disconnect? The mirror path is cut; your account, password and balance stay with you. No password change needed.

What does the manager see of my account in DAMM? Only what is needed to execute the strategy, as defined by that account’s terms — no password, no withdrawal authority, no ownership. The mirror account is the execution path while your main account stays fully in your hands. Read the exact access details on that account’s page.

Next step

For how this path compares with traditional dedicated management, read the next article in this category, and see the technical structure on the DAMM module page.

A pre-DAMM checklist

• Your real account at your own broker, per the DAMM account’s terms
• The trade transfer ratio from the mirror to you
• See the path’s volume and loss caps
• Read that account’s fee terms fully
• Mentally rehearse disconnecting — no password change needed

DAMM accounts and terms: See it.