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Traders Trust announced the launch of PAMM accounts, allowing investors to allocate funds to professional traders who manage trades on their behalf, providing a passive investment option without the need for direct trading or constant market monitoring.
Traders Trust has announced the launch of PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module) accounts, which enable investors to allocate funds to professional traders who manage trading activity on their behalf. According to the broker, this product is intended as a passive investment option, allowing clients to access trading expertise and follow a manager's performance without needing to actively monitor the markets or place trades themselves. The announcement did not provide specific operational details such as minimum deposit, fee structure, or eligibility requirements. The introduction of PAMM accounts expands Traders Trust’s current offering of both active and passive trading solutions, but further information about the account’s mechanics has not yet been disclosed.
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Traders Trust, established in 2009 and registered in Bermuda, offers trading and passive investing with direct access to interbank liquidity providers. The broker permits all strategies and trading styles, features tight spreads on professional ECN accounts, and supports integration with the MQL5 Signals social trading platform and MAM investing. For more details, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For background, an earlier news about Traders Trust outlined the streamlined four-step process for new users to start trading on the platform. Further details can be found in the previous Traders Trust update on Traders Union.