PAMM Fee Structure

PAMM managers on Amabit earn commissions through one of two models: Success Fee (charged on profits) or Management Fee (charged on managed capital). The commission type is set by the manager when creating the PAMM account.

Commission Types

Success Fee (0–50%)

The manager earns a percentage of the net profit generated for each member.

• Fee is charged only when there is profit — no profit means no fee
• Uses a high watermark (HWM): after a losing period, the manager must recover past losses before earning fees again. The fee is only charged on profit above the previous peak
• Accrued continuously and settled once per billing cycle
• The rate is set between 0% and 50%

Management Fee (0–2% monthly)

The manager earns a percentage of the total managed capital (NAV) regardless of trading performance.

• The rate you see is a monthly rate (0–2%)
• Calculated daily based on Net Asset Value and prorated over the billing period
• Charged regardless of profit or loss
• Settled once per billing cycle

Billing Cycles

The manager selects a billing cycle when creating the PAMM. This determines how often commissions are settled and paid:

Cycle	Settlement day
Daily	Every day
Weekly	Every Sunday
Bi-weekly	Every other Sunday
Monthly	Last day of each month

All settlements occur automatically at 00:05 UTC.

Examples

Success Fee Example

A manager has 20% Success Fee with a Monthly billing cycle.

If the PAMM generates $1,000 profit in a month:

• Manager receives: $200 (20% of $1,000)
• Members share: $800 proportionally based on their allocations

If the PAMM has a loss in a month:

• Manager receives: $0
• Losses are distributed proportionally to members
• The high watermark means the manager must recover the loss before earning fees again

Management Fee Example

A manager has 1% monthly Management Fee with a Monthly billing cycle.

If the PAMM has $100,000 NAV at the end of the month:

• Manager receives: ~$1,000 (1% of $100,000)
• This fee is charged regardless of whether the PAMM was profitable

No Hidden Fees

• No extra trading fees — Standard Binance commissions apply
• No connection fee — Connecting to a PAMM is free
• No disconnection fee — Withdrawing from a PAMM has no additional charge

What to Look For

When choosing a PAMM manager, consider:

Factor	What to check
Commission type	Success Fee (pay only on profit) vs Management Fee (pay regardless)
Commission %	Success Fee: typically 10–30%. Management Fee: typically 0.5–2%
Billing Cycle	How often commissions are collected
Track Record	Longer history is more reliable

Where to See Fees

• PAMM Marketplace — Commission rate and type are displayed on each manager's card
• Connection dialog — Full fee details are shown before you connect
• Manager profile — Commission settings on the manager's statistics page