Declared, approved, ready — what is the difference?

Do not merge five different states

Forms and pages on PAMM Iran may show a checkbox, badge or status beside a method or service. They do not mean the same thing:

A method is not a companion service

The eight account-management methods are the four traditional PAMM, MAM, copy trading and LAMM/RAMM, plus PAMM Iran's four proprietary CAMM, GAMM, DAMM and SAMM.

Sanjesh, SEPAR, Prop Shield, Trading Emergency and TARAZ are not account-management methods. Sanjesh is assessment and authorization; SEPAR is a personal-account EA; Trading Emergency is a case-review path; and TARAZ is a settlement mechanism on supported paths. An account form may display some choices together, but sharing a form does not make their classifications the same.

What each path actually requires

• Traditional methods: after review and publication, connection happens through the host broker or service. A proprietary Sanjesh authorization is not a publication condition; read data connection and source labels separately on the account page.
• CAMM: account selection + current Sanjesh authorization for CAMM + an active direct sender + a current subscription. GAMM's internal synchronization strategy is not a CAMM sender.
• GAMM: account selection + a qualified GAMM mandate + current Sanjesh authorization for GAMM. The guard EA reports; it neither trades nor issues authorization.
• DAMM and SAMM: account selection + current Sanjesh authorization for that same method + an active, online connection for catalogue admission. The investor's private form comes after choosing a manager and does not by itself create connection or active management.
• SEPAR and Prop Shield: saving web settings is not enough; the correct MetaTrader file must be manually configured, compiled and run on the right account, and every order result still depends on the broker.
• TARAZ: it applies only when shown in that relationship's terms and records; selecting the name alone creates no escrow or settlement.

What you can do for your own account

Some desks are personal and do not require the account-manager role. Any signed-in user can use the Sanjesh desk for a private report on their own account and the SEPAR desk to configure SEPAR for a personal account. Listing and offering a manager account instead runs through My accounts and requires the relevant role and verification. Panel menus follow your active role view, but each operation's real permission and conditions come from its own path, not merely from seeing a link.

Four questions before confirming

1. For exactly which account and relationship is this option stored?
2. After saving, what is the next technical step and who must perform it?
3. Where do I see the “ready” state, and how fresh is it?
4. If the connection drops or authorization ends, what happens to new and existing relationships?

A weight estimate in Suggested Smart Baskets is also only a calculation; it activates no method or service.