PAMM IRAN PROPRIETARY METHOD — DAMM
DAMM — Dedicated management, no password handover
DAMM is PAMM Iran’s dedicated-account request and record path for a manager who currently holds Sanjesh authorization for DAMM. The private form records your account number, server and requested limits; it does not ask for a trading or investor password. Submitting that request by itself does not connect the account, authorize trading, execute mirror trades, move funds or start management. Every later stage must appear in your private desk with its own status and accepted terms.
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What is recorded and reviewed in DAMM?
- Start with an account that is ready now: pick it on the DAMM list and open the request from its own page, or send a request without naming a manager for the platform to review. Manager checks stay behind the scenes in Sanjesh.
- Record the request on your own account: the private form stores the account login and server, the capital and leverage fields, minimum/maximum lot, requested daily and total limits, the recorded shield buffer, settlement period and fee reserve. Saving the form is a request record for review—not proof of a terminal connection.
- Take the platform-server check only for what it is: where a supported receiver asks, it compares reported equity with the overall drawdown limit recorded for your account and returns an allowed or reduced lot size and a status. The active shield setting decides whether the recorded buffer counts. That answer does not mean a broker accepted any order, that the broker account is walled off, or that losses are capped.
- Treat the money side as its own stage: a financial offer, a fee on profit above the previous peak (HWM), a Taraz hold or a settlement exists only when your private desk shows that supported record and its terms. A DAMM request alone is not a settlement, a payment, or PAMM Iran holding your funds.
Current defaults — the terms you accept win
- The request form currently starts from a minimum recorded capital of 1,000 USD and a minimum USDT fee reserve of 50 USDT. These are current platform settings, not a promise that a request will be accepted.
- The current defaults shown to the form are a 30% performance fee and a 10% platform share under the recorded share basis. Read the exact percentages in the financial offer and accepted terms for your vault; this introduction page is not the contract.
- The current TARAZ defaults are a 30% manager-share hold for 14 days. They matter only when a supported settlement record and its accepted terms actually include that hold.
DAMM does not remove broker, market, liquidity or execution-difference risk and does not guarantee profit or a maximum loss. Never send a manager your master password, broker-portal credentials or verification codes.
Where do I see ready DAMM accounts?
This page only introduces the DAMM method itself. Manager qualification takes place behind the scenes in Sanjesh. An account enters the DAMM catalog only while it is published, currently authorized for DAMM and technically ready. Choose the account there and start from its own page, so that manager is already selected in your private request form. You may also submit a request without naming a manager for platform review.
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