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# View and execute pending PAMM requests on master accounts
On PAMM accounts, balance operations, such as transfers of funds to/from PAMM investment accounts, and unsubscription of investors aren't executed immediately. Instead, requests for their execution are created, which are then processed during rollovers.
In the Back Office, it's possible to view a list of pending requests submitted to PAMM master accounts and execute them.
Execute pending requests on a specific PAMM master account as follows:
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Go to **Investment Platform** and expand the required platform instance.
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Go to **Pamm** > **Masters**.
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Select the master account for which you want to execute requests and click the **Edit** button located in the account row.
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To view a list of pending requests awaiting execution, go to the **Balance** tab.
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To execute a particular request, click the **Execute** button located in the request row.
To execute all pending requests, click **Execute All.**
Pending PAMM requests on Balance tab
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After a particular request or all requests are executed, they are moved to a list of executed requests that you can view by clicking **Show Executed**.
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