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GAMM guide: PAMM Iran’s pooled-portfolio method

GAMM is a proprietary pooled-portfolio management method, not the evaluator. Sanjesh assesses authorization separately, and ready accounts appear only in the GAMM trading-accounts catalogue.

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In this guide GAMM at a glance Who does what? How an account enters the GAMM catalogue The manager path Declared mandate limits The investor path Performance fees GAMM versus PAMM and CAMM Before you start

GAMM at a glance

GAMM is one of PAMM Iran's four proprietary trading-account management methods and its pooled-portfolio method. A manager offers a GAMM mandate with financial terms and risk limits declared in advance, and investors join from that account's own page. Each investor's capital remains in that investor's broker account, and the investor side runs through the PAMM Iran receiver; PAMM Iran does not hold the investment money in one shared account.

The GAMM introduction page explains only the method and lists no accounts. Ready accounts appear in the GAMM account catalogue.

Who does what?

PartWhat it doesWhat it does not do
Manager and GAMM mandateTrades and offers that mandate's financial terms and risk limitsIssue its own qualification
SanjeshReviews current-program evidence, issues or withdraws an account-and-method activity authorization, and continues reviewExecute trades or hold capital
Manager guard EASends signed state reports for the GAMM mandate account and events around its declared limitsTrade, automatically close every position, or guarantee that the account stays inside a loss cap
Investor receiverRuns the GAMM relationship on the investor's own broker account under its key and settingsMove funds to PAMM Iran or require the master password for the manager
`/tam/gamm`Shows accounts currently ready to be offered under GAMMServe as the assessment page or list every registered mandate

How an account enters the GAMM catalogue

Selecting GAMM in an account form is only the start. Catalogue admission requires:

  1. A trading account registered and reviewed for publication on PAMM Iran, with GAMM selected for that account.
  2. A GAMM mandate created in the GAMM desk, with its terms and limits recorded.
  3. A current Sanjesh activity authorization for that account and for GAMM.
  4. A currently qualified GAMM mandate available for new investors.

If the Sanjesh authorization or mandate qualification ceases to be current, the account leaves fresh GAMM offers. Earlier records, existing relationships and financial history are not deleted, but history alone does not prove the account is ready for a new join now; use the current catalogue and account page.

The manager path

  1. Complete the account-manager role and required verification, then register the account in My accounts. Select GAMM only for an account genuinely to be offered by this method.
  2. Read the performance fee and PAMM Iran's share from inside that fee in the account's terms version. PAMM Iran's share comes from current settings and accepted terms; this guide sets no universal fixed figure.
  3. Follow the GAMM assessment path in the Sanjesh desk. A private Sanjesh report is not a GAMM activity authorization.
  4. In the GAMM desk, bind the correct account login and server, record the mandate limits and terms, and keep the displayed key and signing secret safe.
  5. Run that mandate's guard EA on the same account. Reports from a different account are rejected, and disconnection can change offer readiness.
  6. Accept new investors only through the account page in `/tam` after the account is ready in the GAMM catalogue. Never ask an investor for a master password, broker-portal credentials, sign-in codes or money to a personal account.

If the current desk offers a performance-bond option for the mandate, read its amount and release/forfeit rules only in that form and the GAMM terms. A recorded bond is not capital insurance or a promise to reimburse investor losses.

Declared mandate limits

The current form can record limits such as a daily-loss cap, total-drawdown cap and, when enabled, volume or position caps, leverage, permitted symbols and a stop-loss requirement. These are terms of that mandate's offer, not a Sanjesh score and not a promise that the market or broker will always permit an exit exactly at that number. Tightening and loosening follow the notice and timing rules in the current terms; review the current version and pending changes on the account page and in your panel before joining.

The guard EA reports state; it does not trade. SEPAR is a separate service for a personal account, and selecting it in a form does not turn the GAMM guard into an automatic brake on the manager's or investor's account.

The investor path

  1. Open the account from the GAMM catalogue and read its data source, record, drawdown, financial terms, mandate limits and current status.
  2. Open that account's join form. Enter your own live account number and server only in the official form; do not give the manager your trading or investor password.
  3. Review the full financial-terms version: performance fee, PAMM Iran's share from inside the fee, the manager's net share, settlement period, payment deadline and high-water basis.
  4. Choose the sizing method, volume cap and emergency stop shown in the form, and test their effect against your own capital.
  5. Install the receiver on that same account and keep the relationship key safe. Follow the relationship and invoices in the GAMM desk.

Broker, symbol, spread, margin, sizing and timing differences can make your result differ from the manager's. Pause or end the relationship from the panel, and read what happens to open trades and the current period's fee before confirming.

Performance fees

The fee basis and period are recorded in the accepted GAMM terms version. The path's general principle is that deposits and withdrawals are not profit, and a performance fee relates only to profit above the previous high-water value; after a loss, recovery to that level should not be charged again as new performance. PAMM Iran's share is taken from inside the performance fee, not added as a second fee. Read the amount, period, deadline, autopay choice and effect of an unpaid invoice in the join form, the GAMM desk and the GAMM terms. Terms are versioned, so a later change does not silently rewrite a version already accepted.

GAMM versus PAMM and CAMM

  • Traditional PAMM executes in the host broker's master-account structure. GAMM is PAMM Iran's proprietary method and investor capital stays in the investor's own broker account.
  • CAMM is direct copying from an independent sender. GAMM may use internal synchronization on the investor side, but that internal strategy is not a CAMM offer and does not turn a GAMM mandate into a direct CAMM listing.
  • DAMM is a dedicated one-manager/one-investor relationship and SAMM arranges several managers in slices of one account; GAMM is one manager's pooled-portfolio framework for multiple investors.

Before you start

A Sanjesh authorization, declared limits, guard reports and an account record do not guarantee profit or a loss ceiling. Leveraged trading can lose all capital. If an account is not currently visible in the GAMM catalogue, do not start from an old link or a direct message from the manager; verify current readiness only on the account's live catalogue page and in your panel.

Last updated: 2026-10-19

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.