In this guide
The correct map Five questions every method answers The four traditional methods PAMM Iran's four proprietary methods Sanjesh is not a ninth method Do not confuse companion services with methods Choosing a pathThe correct map
PAMM Iran presents exactly eight trading-account management methods:
- Four traditional methods: PAMM, MAM, copy trading and LAMM/RAMM. They execute at the host broker or external service. PAMM Iran lists and presents the account, its data and its terms, then hands you to that account's host path.
- Four PAMM Iran proprietary methods: CAMM, GAMM, DAMM and SAMM. For each one, the account needs a current Sanjesh activity authorization for that same method plus that path's technical readiness. Selecting or declaring a method is not itself an authorization or activation.
Suggested Smart Baskets are not a ninth method, a fund or a pooled account. They are weighted combinations of accounts published for comparison and portfolio ideas. “Algorithmic” is also not a management method; it is an execution style that can appear on an account in any method.
Five questions every method answers
Settle these five points before looking at returns:
- Where exactly is the money? In your broker account, in the broker's master-account structure, or in a separate sub-account in your name?
- Where does the order originate and where is it executed? Does the manager trade the host structure directly, or is the instruction repeated on your account?
- Who may trade and who may withdraw? Never confuse either with your master password, broker-portal credentials or sign-in codes.
- How and when can you stop or exit? What happens to open trades when copying or management stops?
- What fee basis, period and high-water rule apply? Read the manager's and PAMM Iran's shares in the accepted version of that account's terms; this guide does not replace them.
The four traditional methods
| Method | Execution structure | PAMM Iran's role | Investor control and exit |
|---|---|---|---|
| PAMM | Capital is pooled in the manager's master structure at the broker and results are shared pro rata | Lists and initially reviews the account and links to the host path | Usually only during the broker's entry, exit or rollover windows |
| MAM | Each investor's sub-account remains separate while manager trades are allocated across sub-accounts | Lists the account and its terms | Depends on the allocation rule and broker terms; usually more flexible than PAMM |
| Traditional copy trading | The broker or external service repeats source trades on the follower's account | Lists the account and distinguishes it from CAMM | The account stays with the investor; stopping copying may leave open trades open |
| LAMM/RAMM | Fixed-lot copying in LAMM or a selected risk multiplier in RAMM | Lists the account and allocation terms | A fixed LAMM lot can be outsized for small capital; a RAMM multiplier can be tuned under the host terms |
For traditional methods, the pre-existing broker record and the account's displayed data source are the starting evidence. Publishing a traditional account does not depend on a proprietary-method authorization. Sanjesh can also build a private or separate assessment record for a traditional account through supported data paths, but that does not turn the account into CAMM, GAMM, DAMM or SAMM and does not replace a complete broker statement or independent audit.
PAMM Iran's four proprietary methods
| Method | Core idea | Where investors join | Admission to that method's list |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAMM | PAMM Iran's direct copy method from a real, independent sender to a follower account | The CAMM account list and the follow form on the account page | Current Sanjesh authorization for CAMM, an active connected direct sender, and a current software licence |
| GAMM | Pooled portfolio management under a mandate whose financial and risk terms are declared in advance; investor capital stays in the investor's own broker account and the investor side uses a receiver | The GAMM account list and the join path on the account page | Current Sanjesh authorization for GAMM and a qualified, available mandate |
| DAMM | One-to-one dedicated management for the investor's own account without handing over the master password, beginning with a private request | The DAMM account list and the request started from the account page | Current Sanjesh authorization for DAMM and active, online technical connection; submitting a request is not activation |
| SAMM | Splits one dedicated account's risk capacity among several managers in virtual slices | The SAMM account list and adding a manager from the account page to the private form | For each manager, current Sanjesh authorization for SAMM and active, online technical connection; an allocation note alone creates no automatic slice |
The `/modules/camm`, `/modules/gamm`, `/modules/damm` and `/modules/samm` pages introduce the method only and list no accounts. Investors work with `/tam` and each account's own page; Sanjesh assessment and technical setup happen behind the scenes in the panels.
Sanjesh is not a ninth method
Sanjesh is PAMM Iran's evaluation and continuing-review system. For proprietary methods it reviews the evidence and current program conditions before an account enters that method's list, then issues an activity authorization limited to that account and method. Fresh evidence and authorization status still matter after publication: losing every proprietary authorization required for public display removes the account from public view, and losing readiness for one method removes it from that method's list, while private and financial history remains.
Sanjesh also has a private-report path for a personal trader. An observation report covers only the data scope printed on its receipt. It is not a comprehensive broker statement, independent audit, investment recommendation or method authorization. Read the Sanjesh guide.
Do not confuse companion services with methods
- SEPAR is an equity-limit EA with an optional opposite-order request; Prop Shield is only its challenge configuration.
- Trading Emergency reviews a damaged-account case. It is not an investment method or a promise to recover losses.
- TARAZ records and settles performance fees on supported paths. It is not an account-management method.
- Audits, data connections and source badges describe the scope of evidence reviewed; none guarantees future profit. Read selecting a method or companion service for the difference between declaration, preference, installation and authorization.
Choosing a path
- Choose PAMM when broker-hosted pooled management and periodic exit windows fit.
- Choose MAM when a separate sub-account with group allocation fits.
- Compare traditional copy trading or LAMM/RAMM when the account must remain entirely yours and the host runs the copying.
- Choose CAMM for direct copying through PAMM Iran's own software and desk; see the software guide.
- Choose GAMM for pooled portfolio management under a pre-declared mandate and financial/risk terms.
- Choose DAMM for one dedicated manager for your own account, or SAMM for separate manager slices. Both begin with a private request and have a separate activation stage.
- Use Suggested Smart Baskets as combination ideas while deciding on each constituent account separately.
Start with all trading accounts and comparison, read the account page, then review connecting and fees.
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.