Multi-account management software for brokers
Multi-Account Trader supports master and sub-account workflows for MT4 and MT5. Review MAM and PAMM allocation methods alongside manager permissions, account records and the reporting your team needs.
For manual trading across a group of accounts, compare the multi-account terminal. For provider and recipient copying workflows, review the trade copier tool. Confirm the product and connection requirements before choosing a configuration.
One master account. Multiple trading accounts.
Multi-Account Trader (MAT) brings MT4 and MT5 account management into one workflow, with MAM and PAMM allocation tools for brokers and money managers.
Place trades from a master account, allocate them across connected sub-accounts and manage the resulting positions. Brokers configure the allocation methods available to their money managers.
Choose how trades are allocated.
Allocation parameters include lot size, free margin and percentage methods. The broker controls which methods are available for connected accounts.
- Precise order-volume allocation
- Real-time trade distribution
- Pending orders, Stop Loss and Take Profit
- Compatibility with other plugins and STP bridges
- Account history available to traders
- Expert Advisor workflows across multiple accounts
Access from a mobile interface.
The Webtrader interface also supports smartphone access. Open the retained interface images to inspect the layout.
Percentage-based account allocation.
PAMM stands for Percentage Allocation Money Management. It provides a way to distribute trading results among participating accounts according to the configured allocation model.
The broker, money manager and investor have different roles in the managed-account workflow. The diagram illustrates the product’s allocation model.
From master account to sub-accounts.
- Connect the accounts.Set up the master account and the sub-accounts it manages.
- Set allocation parameters.Choose from the methods enabled by the broker.
- Trade and manage positions.Review allocated trades, account history and sub-account positions.
See the terminal workflow.
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Tools for managing connected accounts.
- Allocate trades to multiple sub-accounts
- Set flexible lot, free-margin and percentage parameters
- View trades in a tree structure
- Work with the trading-platform integration
- Trade from the terminal
- Run Expert Advisors across accounts
- Manage individual sub-accounts
- Close sub-account positions fully or partially
Broker oversight.
Keep manager activity, allocation settings and sub-account operations in a consistent workflow. Discuss deployment and integration requirements with our team before selecting a configuration.
Deployment & licensing.
Tell us which platform you use, how many accounts you plan to manage and which integrations you need. We’ll discuss the configuration and licensing with you.
Discuss your MAT setup ↗Demo & terminal downloads.
Choose the web interface or a Windows terminal. Explore the browser demo or ask our team for a current Windows installer and compatibility details.
Request the current installerArchived installer availability
At our latest check, the archived installers listed below were unavailable. Request the current build and access details from our team.
Contact our team for the current installer and compatibility details.
Unavailable archived filenames (3)
- FxLite-MT5.Setup.x64.5.2.0.exe
- FxLite-MT5.Setup.x86.5.2.0.exe
- TTFX.FxLite-MT4.Setup.4.28.0.exe
MAM, PAMM and multi-account trading questions.
What is Multi-Account Trader for MT4 and MT5?
Multi-Account Trader is the TradeToolsFX product for discussing allocation from a master account to sub-accounts, including MAM and PAMM workflows. Begin with the trading platform, account structure, manager access and allocation requirements. The published allocation diagram illustrates how an instruction can be divided between portfolios.
How should we choose between MAM and PAMM workflows?
Describe the manager and client roles, the account relationships, the intended allocation rules and the reporting workflow. Use these requirements to review the supported setup with our team. A broker CRM and client portal handles a different part of the account journey, so include it in the discussion when you need both client operations and allocation tools.
How is MAT different from a multi-account terminal?
A multi-account terminal provides an interface for working with several trading accounts. The MAT discussion focuses on managed-account allocation and the master / sub-account workflow. Review the Multi-Account Terminal page alongside the MAT materials before selecting the product that fits your operating process.
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Choose the account workflow.
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| Approach | Primary focus | Discuss or explore |
|---|---|---|
| MAM workflow | Trade allocation from a master account to sub-accounts. | Allocation rules, account access and the operating workflow. |
| PAMM workflow | A managed-account allocation model described in the MAT materials. | Investor / manager roles, allocation setup and reporting requirements. |
| Multi-Account Terminal | A separate interface for working with multiple trading accounts. | Explore the Multi-Account Terminal |
MAM and PAMM describe account-management workflows. MAT is the product to discuss for those allocation requirements.
What should your demonstration prove?
Review a master instruction, the allocation rule, the resulting sub-account records and the reconciliation.
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Confirm the delivery scope
Ask which components and connections are included, who owns the configuration, and how testing and handover will be recorded.
Bring a representative scenario and request a walkthrough of both the expected result and any exceptions.
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