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Setting Up Your Investment Fund

Follow the Client Portal process to configure fund terms and risk parameters, invite Investors, approve subscriptions, and begin allocating trades.

After registering as a Fund Manager, you can create funds and invite Investors to subscribe. A helpful progress guide will walk you through the fund creation process, with green checkmarks appearing as you complete each step.

Step-by-Step Fund Creation Process


1. Access Funds Management

  • Log in to your Client Portal

  • Navigate to the Funds Management tab


2. Initiate Fund Manager

  • Click "My Strategies" and Create a New Strategy

  • Select your preferred account type

  • Set up Performance Fee

  • Choose Trading Server: MT4 or MT5

  • Set Leverage (maximum up to 1:500 for Funds Management)

  • Choose a base currency

  • Set up Management Fee

  • Set a trading password, choose your leverage option, and click "Continue"


3. Set Fund Parameters

  • Allocate Funds Review Method (Auto Approve or Auto Reject)

  • Detachment Review Method (Auto Approve or Auto Reject)

  • Maximum Drawdown

  • Stop-Loss Level

  • Other Risk Management Description (Optional)

  • Click "Next"


4. Configure Fund Details

  • Create a professional fund name that will attract investors

  • Write a compelling description highlighting your trading experience and strategy

  • Click "Continue"

  • Choose an avatar


Congratulations!

You have successfully created your fund!


Invite Investors

  • On My Strategies page (Funds Management → Fund Manager → My Strategies), click Share Strategy to invite investors

  • Share your fund link, code, or QR code with potential investors


Begin Trading

  • Once you've approved subscription requests and gathered investors, you can start trading

  • All orders will be allocated across investments based on equity share

  • After the billing period, you'll earn Performance Fees from profitable investments, which will be credited to your Partner Wallet

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