PAMM Solution for MetaTrader Brokers
PAMM software for MetaTrader brokers on MT4 and MT5
Operate pooled investment accounts across the MT4 and MT5 servers in your brokerage. B2COPY gives the dealing, operations, and client teams one layer for rollover, capital allocation, fees, risk, and reporting.
PAMM Operating Model
PAMM operations
MetaTrader pool control
Manager account
Pooled MetaTrader Capital
PAMM in Broker Operations
One pool to operate, not thousands of trades to replicate
A PAMM service aggregates investor capital into a manager-controlled pool. The manager trades the combined capital once; B2COPY maintains each investor’s proportional participation, processes cash-flow requests at rollover, and distributes profit or loss according to the resulting shares.
The broker operates the rules
Your team configures manager eligibility, investment thresholds, rollover schedules, allocation behavior, fee plans, risk limits, and the information investors can see.
The platform maintains the ledger
B2COPY tracks pooled equity, investor shares, pending deposits and withdrawals, fee state, and proportional P&L while trading remains in the connected MetaTrader environment.
Pooled Capital Lifecycle
How a PAMM cycle runs on MetaTrader
Rollover is the operational checkpoint that keeps capital changes, allocation, and fee calculations coordinated around the manager’s pooled account.
Collect requests
Investor deposits and withdrawals enter the operating queue under the broker’s configured PAMM rules.
Run rollover
At the scheduled or manually initiated checkpoint, the platform resolves eligible cash-flow requests against the pool.
Recalculate shares
B2COPY updates proportional participation after accepted deposits, withdrawals, and the pool’s current equity are accounted for.
Continue trading
The manager continues trading the pooled MetaTrader account while reporting reflects the updated investor allocations.
Allocation and Fees
Control allocation and High-Water Mark without duplicating specialist pages
The PAMM operating layer applies broker-configured allocation behavior and fee rules. Use the dedicated pages for the complete method and fee catalogues.
Deposit and withdrawal allocation
Choose how the pool reallocates when capital enters or leaves at rollover, including correction behavior for withdrawals.
Review allocation methodsHigh-Water Mark State
Apply performance fees only to profit above the investor’s prior fee-paid peak, according to the configured fee calculation and rollover cadence.
Review fee typesScheduled or manual rollover
Set recurring operating checkpoints and retain a manual path for controlled processing when the broker’s workflow requires it.
Operational Control
Risk, reporting, and investor controls around the pool
PAMM centralizes execution, but the broker still needs clear controls around managers, investors, and every rollover event.
Risk rules
Configure limits and account rules for the managed service, then monitor manager activity and intervene under the broker’s operating policy.
Explore risk limitsInvestor visibility
Expose approved manager statistics, fee terms, current participation, request status, and performance information through the client experience.
Explore performance analyticsOperator reporting
Keep account, allocation, fee, and rollover records available to the back-office team for reconciliation and client support.
Integration and Scale
Connect PAMM to the brokerage stack you already operate
Treat MetaTrader connectivity, the client journey, and custom broker workflows as separate integration decisions. Scope only the layers your deployment needs.
Client portal integration
Embed the PAMM journey in the broker portal and connect authentication and account flows to the existing client experience.
Explore integration optionsCustom API workflows
Use the B2COPY API when the broker needs custom account, subscription, fee, PAMM position, or notification workflows.
Explore the B2COPY APIMultiple MetaTrader servers
Bring multiple MT4 and MT5 servers into the deployment scope while keeping PAMM administration in one operating environment.
Explore multi-server capabilityCustomer Story
How VantoTrade launched copy trading and MAM in one week
VantoTrade is sourced evidence for B2COPY deployment, managed infrastructure, B2CORE integration, widgets, and operational delivery. The published case covers Copy Trading and MAM, so it is product proof rather than a performance claim for PAMM on MetaTrader.
Verified outcomes
- Copy Trading and MAM deployed within one week
- B2COPY embedded in the existing B2CORE Client Portal
- Growth reported across strategy providers, followers, subscriptions, deposits, and trading activity
“The MAM structure gives us the flexibility we need to manage risk and execution across multiple accounts without operational friction. It allows us to focus on strategy and discipline rather than manual account management.”
Arthur Kbejan
Managing Director at VantoTrade
Questions fréquentes
FAQ
Rollover is the operating checkpoint at which B2COPY processes eligible deposits and withdrawals, updates investor participation in the pool, distributes P&L, and applies configured fee logic. The broker can configure scheduled rollovers and retain a manual path for controlled processing.
High-Water Mark keeps track of the prior peak on which an investor has already paid a performance fee. Under the configured fee rules, recovered losses do not create a new performance fee; the fee applies only when profit moves above that prior fee-paid peak.
Yes. A broker can include MT4 and MT5 servers in one B2COPY operating environment and administer PAMM accounts, investor participation, rollover, fees, risk, and reporting from the same back office. Exact server topology and account mapping are confirmed during onboarding.
Cash-flow requests are resolved at rollover according to the broker’s configured PAMM method. B2COPY then recalculates proportional participation using the accepted capital changes and current pool equity. The dedicated allocation page explains the available method controls in more detail.
PAMM pools investor capital into one manager-controlled account and handles deposits and withdrawals through rollover. Copy Trading keeps capital in individual follower accounts and replicates a master’s trades according to each follower’s settings. They are separate B2COPY products with different operating models.
Yes. The deployment can use embedded client journeys and supported CRM paths, or custom workflows through the B2COPY API. Trading-platform connectivity and client-experience integration are scoped as separate layers.
Yes. B2COPY supports multiple connected trading servers, so a brokerage can operate several MT4 servers, several MT5 servers, or a mix of both and administer the PAMM managers on them from one environment. Which managers exist on which server remains a broker decision confirmed during setup.
Current B2COPY product materials describe server-side connectivity through Manager API credentials and state that nothing is installed on the broker trading server for the standard connection. Required permissions and network access are confirmed during onboarding.
The operating rules come first: which managers may run a pool, minimum investment thresholds, the rollover schedule, allocation behavior on deposits and withdrawals, fee plans including High-Water Mark, risk limits, and which elements investors see in the client interface.
PAMM aggregates investor capital into one pooled account, so deposits and withdrawals are processed at rollover. MAM keeps each investor’s capital in a separate trading account and distributes the manager’s trades by allocation settings, which is why it supports instant deposits and withdrawals. The product comparison page sets the two models side by side.
Yes. B2COPY supports sharing fees with IB and partner structures, and the broker enables the applicable fee types per account type from the admin panel. The fee types page documents the full catalogue and the partner program page covers reward distribution.
Investors work with approved manager statistics, published fee terms, their own participation in the pool, and the status of their deposit and withdrawal requests. Because capital is pooled, position-level execution stays with the manager rather than with each investor account.
Account, subscription, allocation, fee, and PAMM position records remain available in the back office, so the operations team can reconcile a rollover and answer investor questions about participation, distributed P&L, and charged fees.
Compare the Operating Models
Place PAMM for MetaTrader in the full B2COPY product set
PAMM for brokers
Review the platform-wide PAMM proposition across all supported trading environments.
En savoir plusMetaTrader copy trading
See the neighboring MT4 and MT5 product for individual follower accounts and replicated trades.
En savoir plusProduct comparison
Compare the capital structure, control model, deposits, withdrawals, and execution of Copy Trading, PAMM, and MAM.
En savoir plus
Plan PAMM operations across your MT4 and MT5 servers
Bring your MetaTrader server map, rollover policy, allocation rules, fee model, risk requirements, and client-portal flow. We will scope the operating and integration layers with your team.