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# Deposit funds to PAMM accounts

Funds can be deposited only to PAMM investment accounts. Any balance operations are prohibited on PAMM master accounts, which means that PAMM traders aren't allowed to deposit or withdraw funds from their PAMM master accounts

PAMM master accounts are deposited with the funds of the PAMM investment accounts subscribed to them. If a PAMM trader wants to contribute funds to their own PAMM master account, they should create a PAMM investment account, subscribe it to the corresponding PAMM master account and then transfer funds to the PAMM investment account.

If a client creates a PAMM master account in the Web UI, the accompanying PAMM investment account is automatically created for the client and subscribed to the newly created master account.

To deposit funds to a PAMM investment account, transfer funds from a client's wallet to that account.

{% hint style="info" %}
Transfer operations between PAMM investment accounts are prohibited.

Funds can only be transferred between wallets and PAMM investment accounts denominated in the same currency.

Fund can be transferred to a PAMM investment account only after the investment account is subscribed to a PAMM master account.
{% endhint %}

Transfer funds to a client's PAMM investment account as follows:

{% stepper %}
{% step %}
Go to **Finance** > **Transfers**.
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{% step %}
Click **+Create** at the upper-right page corner.
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From the clients list, select a client for whom you want to make a transfer.
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{% step %}
On the **Transfer** page, fill in the following fields:

* In the **From account** dropdown, select a client's wallet from which you want to transfer funds.
* In the **To account** dropdown, select a client's PAMM investment account to which you want to transfer funds.
* In the **Amount** field, enter an amount that you want to transfer. The specified amount is duplicated in the **Destination amount** field.
* Confirm the transfer by solving a math problem and entering a result in the **Verification code** field.

<figure><img src="/files/Hn9C2XKLihPGYehEHzQo" alt="Transfer page"><figcaption><p>Transfer page</p></figcaption></figure>
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Click **Save** to create the request to transfer funds.
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If your system is configured to require an admin's approval for transfers, then go to **Clients** > **Requests** and approve the request. Requests to transfer funds to/from PAMM investment accounts are assigned the **Pamm** **Transfer** type.

{% hint style="info" %}
On PAMM accounts, balance operations aren't executed immediately. Instead, requests for their execution are created, which are then processed during rollovers[^1] that are run on PAMM master accounts. You can view lists of pending and executed requests on the **Balance** tab in the details of master and investment accounts (refer to [View and execute pending PAMM requests](/admin-guide/manage-master-and-investment-accounts/view-and-execute-pending-pamm-requests-on-master-accounts.md)).
{% endhint %}

[^1]: For PAMM accounts, a process during which trading results gained on a PAMM master account are updated and the outcome is distributed between subscribed PAMM investors, while deposit and withdrawal requests are executed as well. The rollover process can be triggered manually by the owner of a PAMM master account or can run automatically based on a schedule.


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