Where should an investor start with the proprietary services?

Start with the method, not a service name

PAMM Iran has four proprietary account-management methods: CAMM, GAMM, DAMM and SAMM. First decide where capital stays, how trades reach it and whether the relationship is pooled or dedicated. Only then review companion services such as Sanjesh, SEPAR and TARAZ. Those services do not replace the method.

The `/modules/camm`, `/modules/gamm`, `/modules/damm` and `/modules/samm` pages offer no accounts. A ready account and its join or request path always begin in that method's `/tam` catalogue and on the account's own page.

Where Sanjesh fits

Sanjesh works behind the proprietary methods: it issues an activity authorization for the same account and method, and that status continues to matter. You do not separately “invest in Sanjesh” to choose an account. Just remember:

• An account missing from a method catalogue may lack that method's authorization, technical connection or current offer readiness.
• A CAMM authorization is not enough for GAMM or DAMM; each method needs its own.
• A private Sanjesh report is not a public method authorization; its data scope is printed on its receipt.
• A current authorization does not guarantee future quality or profit; it is one present admission condition for that method's catalogue.

For traditional PAMM, MAM, copy trading and LAMM/RAMM, execution sits with the host and proprietary authorization is not a publication condition. Compare them separately in the eight-methods guide.

A five-step decision path

1. Choose the capital structure. Direct copying (CAMM), a pooled portfolio (GAMM), one dedicated manager (DAMM), or several managers on one account (SAMM)?
2. Open that method's catalogue. Do not use a method-introduction page to find accounts. A missing account means no ready offer on that path at this moment.
3. Read the whole account page. Check data source and freshness, drawdown, trading style, minimums, the fee and PAMM Iran's share from inside it, settlement period and the stopping path. See reading an account page.
4. Read that page's form to the end. In CAMM and GAMM, the receiving account plus sizing and stop settings matter. In DAMM and SAMM, the form records a private request only; submission alone creates neither activation nor an automatic slice.
5. Decide companion services separately. Review SEPAR for your own account, Trading Emergency only for a damaged-account case, and TARAZ to understand settlement on supported paths.

What the companion services do

Selecting a service in a form does not install or activate it. Read selecting a method or companion service for the difference between a manager declaration, your preference, technical installation and authorization.

If an account leaves a catalogue

Leaving a method catalogue means it is not ready for a new join or request in that method right now—for example, its method authorization, CAMM sender or DAMM/SAMM connection is no longer current. That alone does not erase financial history or an existing relationship. Follow a live relationship in your panel and accepted terms, and never start fresh through an old link, direct message or payment to a person.

Five final questions

1. At which broker, and in whose name, is the live account and money held?
2. What happens to open trades when the relationship stops?
3. Exactly what profit, period and manager/PAMM Iran shares produce the fee?
4. If the manager or my account goes offline, who learns what, and what is the next step?
5. Where is exit or termination performed, and what cost or deadline applies?