Reasignación en depósito y retiro

Las posiciones se reequilibran entre inversores en proporción al equity en cada depósito y retiro: un ejemplo completo.

Clientes y administradores

On every deposit and withdrawal, the open positions on a PAMM master account are reallocated to the subscribed investment accounts in proportion to their equities. Reallocation runs during the rollover.

Why it matters

Rebalancing by equity keeps each investor’s share of the master’s open positions fair as money enters and leaves the pool, so no investor ends up over- or under-exposed after a deposit or withdrawal.

Worked example

Two investment accounts (#1 and #2) are subscribed to one PAMM master. All balances start at zero; the traded symbol is EUR/USD (1 lot = 100,000 units). The walkthrough below adds one step at a time — each table repeats the earlier rows (dimmed) and highlights the new one. Watch the Open positions column: each investor’s share is closed and reopened at the current price on every reallocation, while the master keeps its original 1.1555 position.

Why master equity ≠ master balance

Only the investor virtual positions are closed and reopened during reallocation. The master keeps its real position (1 lot opened at 1.1555), so its equity carries the floating P&L on that lot while the price moves — that is why master equity differs from master balance whenever a position is open.

El ejemplo se construye paso a paso. En cada tabla el paso más reciente está resaltado y las celdas modificadas aparecen en el color de acento; los pasos anteriores se atenúan. Desplace una tabla horizontalmente para ver las tres cuentas.

Step 1 · Investor #1 deposits 1,000 USD

During rollover the transfer is made; both Investment #1 and the master balance rise by 1,000 USD. No position is open yet.

PasoPAMM masterInvestment #1Investment #2
BalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positions
Step 1 · Investor #1 deposits 1,000 USD1,0001,0001,0001,00000
Step 2 · Trader opens EUR/USD buy 1 lot @ 1.1555

The position is reallocated only to Investment #1 — the only account with a positive balance.

PasoPAMM masterInvestment #1Investment #2
BalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positions
Step 1 · Investor #1 deposits 1,000 USD1,0001,0001,0001,00000
Step 2 · Trader opens EUR/USD buy 1 lot @ 1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Volume #1 = 1 lot × 1,000 / 1,000 = 1 lot
Step 3 · EUR/USD rises to 1.1600

The master and Investment #1 both hold 1 lot opened at 1.1555, so each gains the same floating profit.

PasoPAMM masterInvestment #1Investment #2
BalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positions
Step 1 · Investor #1 deposits 1,000 USD1,0001,0001,0001,00000
Step 2 · Trader opens EUR/USD buy 1 lot @ 1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Step 3 · EUR/USD rises to 1.16001,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Equity = 1,000 + 1 lot × (1.1600 − 1.1555) × 100,000 = 1,450
Step 4 · Investor #2 deposits 550 USD → reallocate

The master balance rises by 550. The master’s real lot is reallocated across both investors in proportion to equity: Investment #1’s virtual lot is closed at 1.1600 (realizing 450) and reopened, and Investment #2 receives its share. The master keeps its lot, so its equity (2,000) equals the two investor equities combined.

PasoPAMM masterInvestment #1Investment #2
BalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positions
Step 1 · Investor #1 deposits 1,000 USD1,0001,0001,0001,00000
Step 2 · Trader opens EUR/USD buy 1 lot @ 1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Step 3 · EUR/USD rises to 1.16001,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Step 4 · Investor #2 deposits 550 USD → reallocate1,5502,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,4501,4500.73 lots EUR/USD @1.16001 lot @1.1600 +450 realized5505500.27 lots EUR/USD @1.1600
Master equity = 1,550 + 1 lot × (1.1600 − 1.1555) × 100,000 = 2,000
Profit #1 (closed @ 1.1600) = 1 lot × (1.1600 − 1.1555) × 100,000 = 450 → balance #1 = 1,450
Volume #1 = 1 lot × 1,450 / 2,000 = 0.73 lots
Volume #2 = 1 lot ×   550 / 2,000 = 0.27 lots

Reallocation base 2,000 = master equity = investor equities 1,450 + 550
Step 5 · EUR/USD rises to 1.1700

Each account gains floating profit on its current open volume.

PasoPAMM masterInvestment #1Investment #2
BalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positions
Step 1 · Investor #1 deposits 1,000 USD1,0001,0001,0001,00000
Step 2 · Trader opens EUR/USD buy 1 lot @ 1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Step 3 · EUR/USD rises to 1.16001,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Step 4 · Investor #2 deposits 550 USD → reallocate1,5502,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,4501,4500.73 lots EUR/USD @1.16001 lot @1.1600 +450 realized5505500.27 lots EUR/USD @1.1600
Step 5 · EUR/USD rises to 1.17001,5503,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,4502,1800.73 lots EUR/USD @1.16005508200.27 lots EUR/USD @1.1600
Master equity = 1,550 + 1 lot    × (1.1700 − 1.1555) × 100,000 = 3,000
Equity #1     = 1,450 + 0.73 lots × (1.1700 − 1.1600) × 100,000 = 2,180
Equity #2     =   550 + 0.27 lots × (1.1700 − 1.1600) × 100,000 =   820
Step 6 · Investor #2 exits & withdraws → reallocate

Investment #2’s 0.27 lots are closed at 1.1700, the balance is withdrawn, and the master balance drops by that amount. The remaining position is reallocated to Investment #1, which holds the full lot again.

PasoPAMM masterInvestment #1Investment #2
BalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positions
Step 1 · Investor #1 deposits 1,000 USD1,0001,0001,0001,00000
Step 2 · Trader opens EUR/USD buy 1 lot @ 1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Step 3 · EUR/USD rises to 1.16001,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Step 4 · Investor #2 deposits 550 USD → reallocate1,5502,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,4501,4500.73 lots EUR/USD @1.16001 lot @1.1600 +450 realized5505500.27 lots EUR/USD @1.1600
Step 5 · EUR/USD rises to 1.17001,5503,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,4502,1800.73 lots EUR/USD @1.16005508200.27 lots EUR/USD @1.1600
Step 6 · Investor #2 exits & withdraws → reallocate7302,1801 lot EUR/USD @1.15552,1802,1801 lot EUR/USD @1.17000.73 lots @1.1700 +730 realized000.27 lots @1.1700 +270 realized
Profit #2 = 0.27 lots × (1.1700 − 1.1600) × 100,000 = 270 → balance #2 = 820, then withdrawn → 0
Master balance = 1,550 − 820 = 730
Profit #1 = 0.73 lots × (1.1700 − 1.1600) × 100,000 = 730 → balance #1 = 2,180
Volume #1 = 1 lot × 2,180 / 2,180 = 1 lot
Step 7 · EUR/USD falls to 1.1650

With one investor holding the whole position again, the master and Investment #1 equities move together.

PasoPAMM masterInvestment #1Investment #2
BalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positionsBalanceEquityOpen positionsClosed positions
Step 1 · Investor #1 deposits 1,000 USD1,0001,0001,0001,00000
Step 2 · Trader opens EUR/USD buy 1 lot @ 1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Step 3 · EUR/USD rises to 1.16001,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,0001,4501 lot EUR/USD @1.155500
Step 4 · Investor #2 deposits 550 USD → reallocate1,5502,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,4501,4500.73 lots EUR/USD @1.16001 lot @1.1600 +450 realized5505500.27 lots EUR/USD @1.1600
Step 5 · EUR/USD rises to 1.17001,5503,0001 lot EUR/USD @1.15551,4502,1800.73 lots EUR/USD @1.16005508200.27 lots EUR/USD @1.1600
Step 6 · Investor #2 exits & withdraws → reallocate7302,1801 lot EUR/USD @1.15552,1802,1801 lot EUR/USD @1.17000.73 lots @1.1700 +730 realized000.27 lots @1.1700 +270 realized
Step 7 · EUR/USD falls to 1.16507301,6801 lot EUR/USD @1.15552,1801,6801 lot EUR/USD @1.170000
Master equity = 730   + 1 lot × (1.1650 − 1.1555) × 100,000 = 1,680
Equity #1     = 2,180 + 1 lot × (1.1650 − 1.1700) × 100,000 = 1,680

Handling insufficient free margin during withdrawal

In the example above the master had enough free margin to process withdrawals as balance operations. In practice, most capital may be tied up in open positions. If free margin is insufficient during rollover, the system automatically releases funds by partially closing positions.

  1. Total the pending withdrawals

    The system sums the amount needed for all pending withdrawals.

  2. Check free margin

    If free margin is sufficient, open positions are not affected.

  3. Release margin if needed

    If free margin is insufficient, the system partially closes open positions proportionally to free up the required amount.

  4. Repeat until covered

    The process runs iteratively until enough margin is available to process all pending withdrawals.

Fully automated

Closures are handled entirely by the system during rollover. Neither the master trader nor the investor needs to act. This applies to all rollover withdrawals, including those triggered by a breached investor risk limit.

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