PAMM IRAN CHECKING SERVICE — SANJESH
Sanjesh — Behind-the-scenes checks & a private report for your account
Sanjesh is not a fifth account-management method. It has two separate jobs: it manages the assessment and current activity authorization behind PAMM Iran’s four proprietary methods—GAMM, CAMM, DAMM and SAMM—and it can keep a private, receipt-scoped observation report for an account you own. A data connection or private report never issues method authorization by itself.
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Two separate outputs—do not merge them
A manager applies under the current published programme for the exact account and method. Applications are reviewed in the user and operator panels; a granted authorization has an expiry and can be revoked. While it is current—and the method’s own technical readiness also holds—the account may enter that method’s /tam catalogue. Authorization for GAMM does not authorize CAMM, DAMM or SAMM.
Any signed-in user can enrol a personal account, and an owner can use an existing trading account, without becoming a manager or choosing a management method. The current report path uses a read-only EA: only signed packets actually received by PAMM Iran can support a report, and the report covers that received scope only. It carries a report code and content fingerprint for checking that exact record.
What a Sanjesh record does—and does not—prove
- A current authorization is narrow: It concerns one account, one proprietary method and its validity period. It is not a promise of profit, a cap on losses or permission for every future trade.
- An observation report is evidence of received data only: It is not a complete broker statement, an independent financial audit, proof of the account’s entire history, a qualification decision or a method authorization. It does not publish an account or change billing.
- Traditional methods keep their own evidence lane: PAMM, MAM, traditional copy trading and LAMM/RAMM are hosted by the broker or external service and do not need a proprietary-method authorization to be published. A private Sanjesh report on your own account may sit beside the account’s declared, connected or statement-reviewed data, but it does not replace that source label. The current report path does not turn an investor password into authorization.
- Investor choice stays in /tam: This page and the four method-introduction pages do not list live offers. GAMM portfolios, CAMM senders and DAMM/SAMM managers are chosen on their trading-accounts catalogue and account pages, where current readiness is applied again.