Brokeree Redesigns PAMM Platform as Part of Unified Investment Product Interface

Brokeree Solutions has redesigned the interface of its PAMM money management platform, marking the third investment product the company has updated under a unified design system within the past six months.

The latest redesign introduces changes across several key areas of the platform, including money manager pages, investment records, transaction and request handling, and product configurations. The navigation and overall visual structure have also been aligned with Brokeree’s Social Trading platform to create a more consistent user experience across its investment products.

Despite the new interface, the core functionality of the PAMM platform remains unchanged. Money managers continue to operate pooled accounts, while investors allocate funds to selected managers. Profits, losses, and fees are distributed automatically based on each investor’s proportional share.

Brokers manage the platform through an administrative panel, while money managers and investors use a separate client portal. The redesign is therefore focused primarily on improving usability, navigation, and consistency rather than changing the underlying investment model.

Anton Sokolov, Head of Product at Brokeree Solutions, said the company held extensive discussions with clients before deciding which parts of the platform should be updated. Moving its investment products to a shared design language is also expected to make future product improvements and updates more efficient.

The PAMM redesign follows previous interface updates to Brokeree’s Social Trading platform in April and its Ratings Module in May, bringing similar navigation structures and role-specific views across the company’s investment technology ecosystem.

Brokeree estimates that nearly 15% of approximately 1,000 brokers worldwide offer managed account services. The company has also continued expanding its PAMM offering through industry partnerships and integrations, including managed account initiatives involving firms such as Hantec Markets and FXBO.  

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