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Multi-Account Manager (MAM)

Manage Multiple Clients with One Powerful Platform

Automated allocation | Real-time reporting | Faster execution

What is a MAM Account & How Does It Work?

The Uniglobe Markets MAM (Multi-Account Manager) solution allows professional traders and fund managers to manage multiple client accounts from one master account. Each trade placed on the master account is instantly and proportionally copied into all client accounts.

To begin, you simply open your MAM Master account and link your clients’ sub-accounts. After clients deposit funds into their own accounts, you execute all trades from the single Master account. The system then automatically mirrors and allocates each trade to your clients based on volume balance or equity, depending on the chosen MAM model – ensuring accurate, real-time distribution for all connected accounts.

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Why Choose Uniglobe Markets MAM?

We provide a premium MAM environment built for growth:

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Total Multi-Account Control

Manage all clients from one dashboard

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Diversified Client Exposure

Apply multiple strategies across markets

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Flexible Allocation Models

Lot size, equity %, or custom risk profiles

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Lightning-Fast Execution

All accounts receive trades instantly

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Lower Trading Costs

Benefit from bulk execution spreads & commissions

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Transparent for Clients

Full real-time performance visibility

Why Fund Managers Trust Uniglobe Markets

  • Advanced, stable MAM technology
  • Real-time analytics & reporting
  • Safe and secure fund management
  • Custom fee & commission structures
  • Dedicated support for fund managers
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Start Your MAM Account in 3 Easy Steps

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Sign Up

Register with Uniglobe Markets and join the MAM program

2

Add Clients

Connect current or new clients seamlessly

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Trade & Earn.

Earn CPA, rebates, or performance-based fees

Have a Question?

Get in touch with our team for quick assistance. Or email us at [email protected] — our account managers will respond shortly.