Questions, straight answers.

The maximum drawdown to date is 28.55% — the account fell that far from its peak before recovering. The worst single day was −$7,574.60 on 2 July 2026. Both are on the record page and on Myfxbook.

Across the whole record, 41 days have been traded and 90%of them closed in profit. Myfxbook’s API publishes only the most recent closed trades rather than the full list, so a trade-by-trade count is read from the account itself — over the last window (29 July 2026 to 7 August 2026), 36 trades closed, 56% of them in profit, with an average holding time of 27 hours 26 minutes.

No return is promised or projected. The record shows what has happened, not what will. Returns are not guaranteed, a drawdown of 25% or more has already occurred once, and you may lose some or all of the money you invest.

It is public. The account is on Myfxbook with track record, trading privileges and live update enabled, and it is linked from every page here. The full record.

$5,000. The account is denominated in US dollars.

You can submit a request at any time, but it passes through four stages: you request it in the PAMM Investor Portal, we approve it, it settles at the next weekly rollover into your account at the broker, and you then withdraw it from the broker’s portal to your registered destination.

Weekends do not count. Vantage does not permit deposit or withdrawal requests to be approved on Saturdays or Sundays. A Friday request waits for Monday.

The broker’s own processing time applies at the last stage, and we confirm the current end-to-end timetable with you before you commit. The route, with the broker’s screens.

In the PAMM Investor Portal, and nowhere else. Once you have joined a manager, your balance stops showing in MetaTrader and in the Vantage app — that is how the platform works, not a fault.

You will not see trades as they happen either. We trade from a separate account, and the system synchronises at each rollover rather than continuously.

That depends on the broker’s negative balance protection and how you are classified as a client. It is answered from Vantage’s own terms rather than inferred, and it is confirmed with you in writing before you fund anything.

30% of profit, with no management fee. If the portfolio does not make money in a settlement period, we are paid nothing for it. The fees page sets out the broker's own costs as well, and the introducing-broker arrangement.

Your capital stays where it has always been — in your own account at the broker. The mandate is revocable, and revoking it ends our authority to trade. What happens to any positions still open at that moment is set out in the mandate you sign.

A small number, by choice. We would rather have a handful of investors who have read the record than a long list who have not.

Vantage does not offer PAMM at all in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Taiwan or Macao. If you are resident in one of those, this arrangement is closed to you and no amount of asking changes it.

Everywhere else, brokers still restrict ordinary onboarding by country of residence, so this is checked with Vantage for your country before you register anywhere. Ask in your enquiry and you will get a straight answer.

No. Every PAMM account on Vantage is private — there is no public directory and nothing to browse. The only way in is an offer link sent to you by the manager, which is why the process starts with a conversation rather than a form.

The step-by-step guide is here. Thirteen steps, from first enquiry through registration, verification, opening a PAMM Investor account, funding, joining the offer and signing the mandate — with the broker’s own screens at each stage, and their investor guide downloadable at the bottom.