Brokeree Solutions has launched Integration APIs for both its PAMM money management system and its Social Trading technology. The company said the updates allow brokers, financial institutions, and crypto companies to embed managed and copy trading services into proprietary platforms and other non-standard infrastructures.
The releases are aimed at reducing reliance on traditional deployment environments, which have largely been tied to MetaTrader and cTrader systems.
The development builds on earlier integration work, including the connection of its Social Trading system with cTrader by Spotware Systems, enabling signal copying across MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and cTrader servers.
PAMM Gains New Integration API Access
The PAMM system is a managed investment technology used by forex and CFD brokers. It allows multiple investors to pool funds into a single strategy managed by a professional trader, also known as a money manager.
The system tracks each investor’s share of the pool, allocates profits and losses proportionally, calculates fees, and handles deposits, withdrawals, and reporting automatically.
Tatiana Pilipenko, Regional Head of Business Development (APAC, UK, Americas) at Brokeree Solutions. said PAMM has been part of the company’s portfolio for more than a decade and has been refined across different environments.
She said, “PAMM has been part of our portfolio for over a decade, and we have spent that time refining how it operates across different trading environments.
The Integration API is the next step in that work.” She added, “It gives companies a structured way to connect PAMM to their own platforms, regardless of the technology stack they have built around. We want PAMM to be available wherever there is demand for managed account services, and the API is what makes that possible.”
MetaTrader Dependency Reduced in PAMM Push
The company said it analyzed around 1,000 retail brokers last year and found that nearly 15% offered PAMM services. It said this reflects established but still limited adoption of managed accounts in the sector. The new API is designed to support broader use by removing platform-specific restrictions.
Victor Ivanov said the latest release is aimed at making managed account systems more flexible. He said, “Professional money management should not be restricted by trading infrastructure. This release is about giving brokers and financial institutions the freedom to build managed account services into their offerings on their own terms.”
This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.Retail FXRead More
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