MAM, MAM Plus and PAMM Accounts: Efficient Fund Management, Made Smart
Not everyone wants to trade on their own. Some traders prefer to let an expert manage their money for them. Lirunex's fund management options are MAM and MAM Plus, with PAMM also available. Each one shares profit differently and gives investors a different level of control. Here's a simple breakdown of how they work.
What Is a MAM Account? More Precision, More Visibility
MAM (Multi-Account Manager) lets a professional trader manage your capital while your funds stay in your own individual account, rather than a shared pool.
• Investor funds are kept in separate accounts, but grouped together for trading
• Profit and loss depends on both your balance and the lot size used
• New investors only join future trades, not trades that are already open
• You can see live trade positions, not just your profit and loss
What Is a MAM Plus Account? Precision Trading in Cent Sub-Accounts
MAM Plus works like MAM but adds one more layer of precision, the master can trade however suits their strategy, without having to size every position to cover every investor.
• Master trades in one master account (USD); investor funds are allocated proportionally into segregated cent sub-accounts (USC), converted automatically
• Position sizing uses cent lots (0.01 lot = 1 lot cent), so trades can be split evenly at very small sizes
• The master doesn't need to use their own money, and investors don't need to open a separate account, one is created automatically when they subscribe
• The master can set subscriptions, top-ups, partial withdrawals and unsubscribes to auto-approve or require manual approval
• New investors only join trades opened after they subscribe, not trades that are already open
• Profit and loss are allocated based on both balance and lot size, the same principle as MAM, with payouts daily, weekly, monthly or on another schedule
• Investors can view P&L growth and live trade positions from the client portal
Also Available: PAMM
PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module) pools all investor money into one shared account, with profit and loss shared based on how much you put in. It's the simplest option to set up, see the comparison table below for how it stacks up against MAM and MAM Plus.
MAM vs MAM Plus vs PAMM: Key Differences
A side-by-side view makes it easier to compare structures before deciding where your capital goes.
Know This Before You Start
You are minutes away from putting your capital to work with an experienced trader. Run through these three quick points first, costs, risk, and which account fits you best, so you can start with confidence instead of second-guessing later.
Whichever you choose, efficient, smart fund management starts here: your capital is traded in real time by a professional, mirrored instantly across every account, with nothing for you to manually keep up with. Add no account-opening hassle (created the moment you subscribe), zero trading experience needed, and profit paid daily, weekly, or monthly, your choice.
Of course, no fund management program is free. Expect a performance fee, possibly with a High-Water Mark, plus standard spreads or commissions. Terms vary by master, so contact our team before investing, full details are in your client agreement.
Costs are only half the picture. These are leveraged products, so you could lose part or all of your capital, and past results don't guarantee future ones.
Once you've weighed cost and risk, it comes down to how hands-on you want to be, full visibility with MAM, that same precision on small trades with MAM Plus, or a simple hands-off start with PAMM. All three carry risk, so pick what suits your comfort level.
Ready to Get Started?
You've seen how MAM, MAM Plus and PAMM work, what each cost, and what to watch out for. The next step is simple: reach out to our team, share your goals and how hands-on you'd like to be, and we'll help you find the fund management option that fits you, at your own pace and comfort with risk.
Contact our team today and start managing your fund smarter with MAM or MAM Plus.
Capital at risk. MAM, MAM Plus and PAMM involve trading leveraged products. You could lose part or all the money you allocate, and losses are shared the same way profits are. A master trader's past results do not guarantee future performance. Only invest money you can afford to lose and read all applicable terms before joining.
