Sanjesh: trader checks, method approvals and private reports

Where Sanjesh sits

Sanjesh is not an account-management method and does not replace CAMM, GAMM, DAMM or SAMM. It is PAMM Iran's assessment and continuing-review system, with two separate paths:

1. Method activity authorization: for accounts that want to be offered under one of PAMM Iran's four proprietary methods.
2. A private report for a personal or existing account: for a trader who wants a verifiable observation report from their own connected account data.

Do not merge the two. A private report, a data connection, an account badge or a good record does not by itself issue CAMM, GAMM, DAMM or SAMM authorization.

Path one: authorization for proprietary methods

Each method has a versioned assessment program. In the Sanjesh desk, the manager selects the account and method and reads that method's published program. An application is limited to that same account and method; for example, a CAMM authorization is not valid for another account or for DAMM.

The current program states which account types and evidence are required, how long an authorization lasts and when renewal becomes possible. An authorized Sanjesh reviewer examines the application and available evidence and records the decision with a reason. If a program is closed or its version has changed, a new application under the old version is not accepted.

An issued authorization has an expiry and can be renewed or revoked with a reason under the program rules. Each method catalogue reflects current status only:

• CAMM also needs an active direct sender and current subscription.
• GAMM also needs a qualified GAMM mandate.
• DAMM and SAMM also need an active, online technical connection.

Expiry or revocation closes fresh offers and joins and can remove a proprietary-only account from public display. It does not delete application history, decisions, existing relationships or financial history.

Path two: a private observation report

A signed-in user can create a private personal account in the Sanjesh desk or connect a Sanjesh data source to an existing trading account they own. The current observation-report path is based on signed, receipted packets from the read-only EA. The EA reports account state and has no trading permission.

Once enough data has arrived for that scope, you can issue an observation report for your own account. The report carries a code and content fingerprint, and the issued version can be checked by that code. Issuing or revoking a report does not change account publication, selected methods, activity authorization, billing or financial rights.

What an observation report is not

• It is not an official, comprehensive broker statement.
• It is not an independent financial audit or regulator approval.
• It does not prove a complete history of trades outside the receipted packets' scope.
• It is not CAMM, GAMM, DAMM or SAMM activity authorization.
• It is not a pass/fail qualification decision or investment advice.

Always read the account, period, latest-data time and the “is not” assertions printed on the report. If data is incomplete or stale, do not draw firm conclusions about a manager's skill or risk from it.

Sanjesh and traditional methods

PAMM, MAM, traditional copy trading and LAMM/RAMM accounts do not need proprietary authorization to be published. They execute at the host broker or service, and their broker history and displayed data source are reviewed on the account page. The owner of such an account can separately connect it for a private Sanjesh report. That report does not change the method and does not replace the account-page data connection, a broker statement or an audit.

A read-only investor password belongs only in the official form of an account-data connection path. Entering it, or seeing a live-data label, does not by itself create Sanjesh authorization for a proprietary method. Never send a master password, broker-portal password or sign-in codes to Sanjesh or a manager.

Who does what in the operator panel?

Sanjesh operator access is separated:

• Holders of Manage Sanjesh programs publish a method program version or close a program.
• Holders of Review Sanjesh applications decide applications and revoke authorizations.
• The general personal-performance Sanjesh desk sits under billing-operations access and is not the same as either permission above.

That separation means not every PAMM Iran operator can change a program or authorize an account. The platform administrator sees the exact menu and access in the role matrix.

How to read a report or authorization

1. Identify the document type: observation report or method activity authorization?
2. Match the exact account and method on it to the account you are reviewing.
3. For a report, check its period and data freshness; for an authorization, check issue, expiry and revocation state.
4. Read it beside the account page, data source, drawdown, fees and that method's terms.