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Fees and costs

Performance fees, the high-water mark, management fees, entry and exit fees, broker costs and working out your net return.

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In this guide Manager fees The high-water mark Broker costs PAMM Iran costs Net return

Manager fees

FeeExplanationNote
PerformanceA percentage of new profit at the end of each calculation periodShould be charged above a high-water mark
ManagementAn annual percentage of capital, usually deducted daily or monthlyCharged even in losing periods
EntryA percentage of the amount depositedLess common
ExitA percentage of the amount withdrawn, sometimes only for early exitRead the account terms

The high-water mark

A performance fee is only charged on profit that lifts your share value above its previous peak. Example: your share grows from one thousand to twelve hundred dollars and you pay the fee. It then falls to eleven hundred and climbs back to twelve hundred — no performance fee is due on that stretch, because it only recovered a loss. The fee applies again only above twelve hundred.

Broker costs

  • Spread and commission: on every trade; they directly affect the account's return.
  • Swap: the cost or income of holding a trade overnight.
  • Deposit and withdrawal costs: depending on the transfer method.

PAMM Iran costs

Browsing the list, account pages, comparisons and guides is free. PAMM Iran takes no share of your investment. Fees apply only to specific services — such as currency conversion, feature plans or purchases in the marketplace — and are shown clearly before you pay. How PAMM Iran earns from broker partnerships is explained in platform income.

Net return

The return on an account page may be before or after fees; read the note beside the figure. Use the net return calculator to see the effect of fees on your own capital.

Further reading (Persian): Ongoing costs in a PAMM account.

Last updated: 2026-09-27

These guides are educational and are not investment advice. Trading and investing in financial markets can lead to the loss of some or all of your capital.