Cost
What the manager is paid, and what else comes out of your money.
30% of profit, no management fee, and nothing at all if the account does not make money. The broker's own costs are separate, and they are set out here too.
01Summary
The whole cost picture.
| Performance fee | 30% of profit |
|---|---|
| Management fee | None |
| CrystallisationWeekly, at each settlement | At each rollover |
| Broker costsSpread, commission and financing — charged by Vantage, not by us | Paid by you |
| Entry or exit chargeWe charge nothing to join or to leave | None |
02Costs not paid to the manager
The broker charges its own costs, and you pay them.
These are separate from the performance fee. They are paid out of the account, and they reduce your return whether or not the manager earns a fee.
On a MetaTrader 5 account at Vantage Markets these are the spread on each position, commission per lot on some account types, and overnight financing on positions held past the daily rollover. Over since June 2026 the account has paid $1,067.46 in commission and $246.61 in financing, both visible on the record.
The exact schedule depends on the account type you are given, so it is confirmed with you in writing before you fund anything.
“30% of profit, no management fee” is not a complete statement of what this costs. It will not be presented as one.
03Other payments
The other way we may be paid.
MM Forex LTD is registered as an introducing broker with Vantage Markets. When you open an account through our link, that registration may pay us a rebate based on the trading volume the account generates.
It is worth being clear about what that means: a volume rebate is earned whether or not you profit, which is a different incentive from the performance fee. It is disclosed here because you are entitled to know every way we are paid, not just the headline one.
You are not obliged to use our link. An account opened directly with the broker can be attached to the PAMM in exactly the same way, on the same terms.
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