Percentage Allocation Money Management Service

What is PAMM?

PAMM stands for Percentage Allocation Money Management. It lets you allocate part of your TradeQuo trading balance to a PAMM Account run by an experienced trader, called the Manager. The Manager makes all the trading decisions, and you hold a percentage share of the pooled account. Your share rises or falls with the account's overall performance.

How does PAMM work?

You choose a Manager and one of their Offers, which sets out their trading approach and fees. You then allocate funds from your own trading account. Your money stays yours throughout. You don't open or close individual trades, and you don't own a stake in any specific trade. You own a share of the whole account. TradeQuo handles the calculations, profit allocation, and fee settlement, and you can see your results after each Rollover (the daily reconciliation cycle).

Where does the money come from? Does PAMM create new funds?

No. PAMM only allocates money that is already in your own trading account. It never creates new funds.

Does TradeQuo recommend or vouch for Managers?

No. TradeQuo doesn't recommend, endorse, or guarantee any Manager or Offer, whether you find them on the leaderboard or through a direct link. Approving a Manager to run a PAMM Account is not an endorsement of their strategy or track record. Choosing a Manager is your decision and your responsibility, so take the time to review each Offer carefully.

Who can invest in PAMM?

You need a valid, active TradeQuo trading account. PAMM is not a public product. It is enabled on request, subject to checks on your client type and jurisdiction. Once it is enabled, you open and fund a PAMM Investor account with your own money, then pick a Manager and an Offer.

How do I become a PAMM Manager?

Complete TradeQuo's application process and provide accurate registration details and any verification documents requested. You will also need to sign the PAMM Manager Declaration and Undertaking. In it, you confirm that you are at least 18, that you are not in a restricted jurisdiction, and that you hold any licences or registrations your activities require. TradeQuo doesn't check whether you need a licence. That is your responsibility. TradeQuo may approve or decline any application at its discretion.

What is the minimum investment?

The minimum initial investment is USD 500. After that, the minimum additional deposit is USD 100 and the minimum withdrawal is USD 100.

What fees apply?

Managers charge a Performance Fee of 30% to 35% on new profit, calculated on a High-Water Mark basis. It can never exceed 35%. The exact rate is shown in each Manager's Offer, and by accepting an Offer, you agree to have it deducted automatically. TradeQuo currently charges no platform fee for PAMM. Some Offers may include other fees, such as deposit or withdrawal fees, so check the Offer before you invest. There is also a cost to exiting, covered below.

One more thing worth knowing: because Managers earn a Performance Fee, their incentives may not always match yours. Weigh this up when you choose a Manager.

What is a High-Water Mark?

It is the highest value your investment has ever reached. The Performance Fee applies only to profit above that level, so a Manager must first recover any losses before earning a new fee.

Simplified example: your investment peaks at 1,200, drops to 1,100, then climbs back to 1,200. No fee is due yet. If it then rises to 1,300, the fee applies only to the 100 above the previous peak.

Does it cost anything to exit a PAMM account?

It can. To pay out your share, TradeQuo may need to close part of the pooled position at the current market price. You bear the resulting spread, plus a commission of USD 4 per lot on the volume closed for you.

When do my deposits and withdrawals take effect?

Not instantly. Deposits, withdrawals, and Exits are submitted as requests and take effect at the next Rollover, which runs daily. Fees are settled at the same point. Every request is also subject to verification and TradeQuo's standard processing times.

Can the Manager access or withdraw my funds?

No. The Manager can only trade the PAMM Account. They can't deposit into, withdraw from, or close your account, and they can't see your personal or identification details. Only you can request withdrawals from your account, and the Company processes them. A Manager can withdraw only the profits and Performance Fees the account has earned, never money you deposited.

Can a Manager stop me from leaving?

No. A Manager may decline a partial withdrawal, but they cannot block or cancel a full Exit.

What happens if the Manager doesn't act on my withdrawal request?

Managers are required to respond to withdrawal and Exit requests within 24 hours. If they haven't and you contact TradeQuo, the Company will confirm the request on the Manager's behalf, and it will settle at the next Rollover. This may involve closing part of the pooled position at the market price.

Can a withdrawal ever be delayed or suspended?

In limited circumstances, yes. TradeQuo may restrict or delay withdrawals where it suspects fraud or unauthorised access, or where there is a legal or regulatory requirement, a technical failure, or a mismatch between platform records. Affected parties are notified promptly.

What if I ask to withdraw only part of my funds?

If the remaining balance would fall below what is needed to cover accrued fees and the minimum amounts, the request is processed as a full Exit. You would then receive the whole remaining balance, which may be less than you asked for.

Can I limit my losses?

Yes. You can set a maximum loss level, and your investment will close automatically if it is reached. If you don't set one, no automatic limit applies, and you could lose your entire investment.

What are the main risks?

PAMM involves leveraged CFDs traded by a third party, so you can lose all the funds you allocate. Only invest what you can afford to lose. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results, and TradeQuo does not guarantee any outcome. Key risks include:

• Manager risk: the Manager's skill, judgement and conduct are outside TradeQuo's control.

• Timing risk: deposits, withdrawals and fees settle at the next Rollover, not immediately.

• Reporting risk: reported results reflect closed trades only, so open positions may not be visible in your figures.

• Exit costs: leaving may cost you spread plus commission.

• Liquidation risk: if a PAMM Account is closed by the Manager or by TradeQuo, all Investments in it end.

Please read the full risk disclosure in the PAMM Terms and Conditions before investing.

What happens if a PAMM Account is liquidated?

Liquidation closes the account and ends all Investments in it, and it can't be reversed. A Manager who plans to liquidate must give investors written notice so they can withdraw in time. TradeQuo may also liquidate an account for suspected abusive activity, breach of the terms, or prolonged inactivity. In that case, open positions are closed immediately. Withdrawing on time is a shared responsibility, and TradeQuo isn't liable for losses caused by not withdrawing before a Liquidation.

In which countries is PAMM not available?

PAMM is offered subject to jurisdiction checks, and it is not available in restricted jurisdictions designated by TradeQuo. Availability can also depend on your client type. Please contact our support team to confirm whether PAMM can be enabled for you.