Monthly platform statement and printable summary

What is the monthly statement?

The Monthly statement page provides a consolidated month-by-month financial summary of your PAMM Iran user account. You can switch between any of the past 12 months to inspect all platform-side financial entries recorded for your account during that period.

What entries are included?

• Wallet movements: opening balance, confirmed top-ups, service payments spent from the wallet, and closing balance;
• Conversion and treasury orders: completed USDT/rial exchange orders settled during the month;
• Plans and invoices: feature subscriptions, lead packs, featured placements, or marketplace purchases;
• Fee settlements (My fees & proprietary desks): confirmed and settled performance fees under fee agreements or proprietary methods;
• Rebates and partner earnings: credited amounts from trading cashback, friend referrals, manager account referrals, broker bounties, or sales in the Academy and Marketplace.

Printable view and saving as PDF

To keep an archive copy or share with your accountant, open the Printable statement view. It renders a clean, distraction-free layout so you can use your browser’s `Print / Save as PDF` command to export the selected month.

Verifying treasury receipts

Every completed treasury conversion order carries an official receipt code. Anyone holding that code can verify that the receipt was issued by PAMM Iran on the treasury receipt verification page.

What the platform statement is not

• It is not a broker trading statement: open or closed trade P&L inside MetaTrader or an exchange is not part of this statement, because trading capital stays at your broker. For trading-account snapshots, see comparing accounts and profile reports.
• It is not a tax audit or tax advice: tax obligations depend on your jurisdiction and personal status. Whenever VAT applies to a platform invoice, it is itemised directly on that invoice under Plans and invoices.

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