First things first
Investing with an account manager means relying on the method and provider to make trading decisions—not sending your money to PAMM Iran. PAMM Iran does not hold investment funds. Where funds are held, who controls them and how settlement works depend on the method, host broker or exchange, and the terms of that account. Read those terms before connecting.
The investor roadmap
- Set your goal and risk tolerance. How long can you leave the money? What drop can you sit through without selling in panic? Read risk and managing it.
- Choose a method. Keep the four traditional methods—PAMM, MAM, traditional copy trading and LAMM/RAMM—separate from PAMM Iran’s four proprietary methods—GAMM, CAMM, DAMM and SAMM. They are compared in investment methods. Suggested Smart Baskets are combinations/comparison tools, not a ninth method or an order.
- Filter that method's TAM catalogue. In the trading accounts list, current account visibility alone is not enough; a proprietary path also needs that same account and method to be ready now.
- Read the account page. The source of each figure, record length, maximum drawdown and terms — see reading an account page.
- Compare. Put a few candidates side by side with the comparison tool and get a profile report for your final choice.
- Assess the manager. Style, communication, audit history and warning signs — see choosing a manager and red flags.
- Follow only the current action on the TAM account page. A traditional path normally continues with that account's broker/host; a proprietary path is available only when the exact action for that account and method is currently shown there. `/modules/...` introductions are not join funnels—see connecting to an account.
- Follow up and plan your exit. Add the account to your watchlist and alerts and learn withdrawals and exit in advance.
Labels and modules
| Question | Where to check |
|---|---|
| Is the data declared, live or from a statement? | The source label and coverage period on the account page |
| Which module did the manager declare for the account? | The module badge; by itself it does not prove technical activation |
| Where are funds held and how does exit work? | The method terms, account page and broker terms |
| What period and scope does an audit report cover? | The report and scope in account audits; it is not Sanjesh authorization or current method readiness |
Users of any role can consider available modules for personal use. Saving a preference is different from installation, activation or technical verification; read module status and preferences. For example, personal use of SEPAR does not depend on being an account manager.
Common mistakes
- Choosing only by the highest return; a high return does not remove risk.
- Treating a module badge as proof of installation or operation.
- Trusting a fixed-return promise or sending money to a personal account.
- Assuming that stopping a follow also closes open trades.
More help
- Frequently asked questions and the glossary
- For the four proprietary methods and companion services, read the investor path through proprietary methods and companion services.
- In the Journal (Persian): Steps to invest in a PAMM account and Pros and cons of PAMM accounts
Last updated: 2026-10-18
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.