TabTrade opens MAM and PAMM accounts on MetaTrader 5
TabTrade has opened Multi Account Manager (MAM) and Percentage Allocation Management Module (PAMM) accounts on MetaTrader 5; the forex and CFD broker says professional money managers can now run a single strategy through one master account and allocate trades to linked client accounts.
How the accounts work
According to the company, managers can allocate trades by balance, equity, percentage or fixed lot size. Profit, loss and fees are calculated for each client individually; performance fee calculations are automated and run on a schedule.
TabTrade says clients retain their funds in their own TabTrade accounts rather than pooling them with the manager. Each client receives individual statements showing their results and the fees charged to them.
The company says the accounts are designed for registered money managers and investment advisers, professional traders running model portfolios, funds and family offices. TabTrade says it helps managers set up the master account, link client accounts and validate allocation and fee settings before trading begins. Availability depends on account terms and jurisdictional restrictions.
Focus on trading costs
TabTrade describes itself as a broker focused on zero average spreads on major forex pairs, and says the launch extends that focus on trading costs to professional account management.
The company cites a Datalyst comparison published on its website, compiled on 4 May 2026, in which its Edge account had the lowest average spread of eight brokers across seven major forex pairs, at 0.04 pips in April 2026. TabTrade notes that this figure is separate from any pricing agreed for a MAM or PAMM setup.
“When a manager trades across multiple client accounts, costs deserve close attention,” said Benjamin Boulter, Founder and CEO of TabTrade. “Our focus on spreads carries through to how we support money managers. They can manage a strategy from one account, while their clients have a clear record of the trades and fees that affect their results.”
Risk and regulation
TabTrade states that CFDs and margin forex carry a high level of risk and may result in losses exceeding deposits; it says using a money manager does not remove this risk, and that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
According to the company, TabTrade (Mauritius) Ltd is regulated by the Financial Services Commission, Mauritius, under licence number GB26206419; TabTrade Ltd is incorporated in Saint Lucia. Clients trade forex, indices, commodities, metals, shares and cryptocurrencies on MetaTrader 5.
