What are Trading Account Investors? A guide to publishing a request

Trading Account Investors explained in one line: the investor publishes the mandate and qualified managers compete to serve it. Not long ago, finding an account manager meant scrolling dozens of channels with no way to verify the person on the other side. The Trading Account Investors showcase on PAMM Iran flips that relationship: the investor publishes a formal request with terms and limits, and managers whose competence is confirmed by an active SANJESH certificate submit proposals against that exact request. The result is a two-sided market where both parties see the numbers before the first conversation.

Trading account investors explained: how it differs from the accounts directory

On Trading Accounts, the product belongs to the manager: track record, drawdown, fees and terms are published and the investor chooses. On Trading Account Investors, the product belongs to the investor: minimum capital, daily and total drawdown ceilings, allowed symbols, investment horizon and suggested performance fee are published and managers check whether they can operate inside that frame. The two paths complement each other — one for investors who want a ready account, the other for investors who want their own terms respected.

Who can publish an investor request?

• A verified platform account: requests are created from the user panel at My requests and your identity is reviewed before publication.
• Real investable balance: you declare the capital floor and its source; a request that does not match actual funds is rejected in review.
• Known risk limits: if you cannot tolerate more than 2% daily drawdown, you write exactly that. An honest number beats an ambitious one.
• A defined horizon: a three-month allocation and a three-year allocation are two different requests, and the manager must know the window in which results are expected.

From publishing a request to receiving proposals

1. Complete the request form: selected proprietary method (GAMM, CAMM, DAMM or SAMM), capital floor, risk limits, allowed symbols, suggested performance fee and expiration date.
2. Verify the account: enter your trading account number and read-only investor password for admin review; this data is never published.
3. Go live in the showcase: your request appears in the method branch and in the Compare Investor Requests table.
4. Receive proposals: qualified managers submit formal proposals, and you review, compare or decline them.
5. Agree and start: final terms are recorded under TARAZ and settlement happens at the scheduled maturities.

Two routes for choosing a manager

What stays private and what becomes public?

Your trading account number, investor password and contact details never appear on the public page; only the PAMM Iran admin can access them for verification. What managers do see is exactly what they need to price the mandate: requested method, capital floor, daily and total drawdown caps, allowed symbols, horizon, suggested fee and expiration date. That separation protects your privacy while keeping proposals precise and comparable.

Frequently asked questions

Does publishing a request on Trading Account Investors cost anything?

Publishing is free. The platform is compensated from the performance fee after profit is realised, under the TARAZ rule — never as an upfront charge to the investor.

How many managers can propose on one request?

Any number of qualified managers with a published account and an active SANJESH certificate can submit proposals. You put them side by side in the comparison table and choose.

What if I change my mind?

Close the request from your panel. The form also requires an expiration date, so a stale request disappears from the showcase instead of wasting managers’ time.

Can I publish requests for two methods at once?

Yes. If you plan to split capital across two methods, publish two separate requests with independent capital floors and risk limits, so each manager knows exactly which portion is in play.

The bottom line

Trading Account Investors is the shortest credible path between an investor and a qualified manager: transparent terms, verified balances and comparable proposals. To write a stronger request, read the investor leads funnel and the official showcase guide.