Nope, once you send in your application, you can't change it. So, before you do, make sure you read the rules about managed accounts. A friendly person from the company will check your offer and confirm all the details.

You can use these account types: ICFXL Fixed, ICFXL NDD, and ICFXL NDD No Commission. You can find more information about these accounts on the website, along with a helpful chart that compares them.

Go to the website, click on "Clients," then "Documents," and look for "Procedure for provision of the 'Managed account (PAMM)' service" under "For investors."

Agreement with the Company: This is just a fancy way of saying you're agreeing to use their services.

Managed account (PAMM): This is where a manager uses their own money and the money from investors to make trades.

Investor account: This is just for moving money into and out of the managed account.

Manager: This is the person who makes the trades in the managed account.

Investor: This is the person who gives their money to the manager.

PAMM agent: This is someone who helps to connect managers and investors.

Management: This is the manager's job of making trades.

Manager's Offer: This is what the manager offers to investors, like how much they can earn and what the rules are.

Balance transaction: This is when you add or remove money from the managed account.

Managed account balance: This is how much money is in the managed account, including the manager's money, the investor's money, and any profits or losses.

Equity of Managed Account: The total amount of money in the managed account, including profits and losses.

Margin: This is money that is set aside to cover potential losses.

Free margin: This is the money that is not used as margin.

Manager's Capital: This is the manager's own money in the account.

Manager's Funds: This is how much of the total money in the account belongs to the manager.

Investor's Capital: This is the investor's money in the account.

Investor's Funds: This is how much of the total money in the account belongs to the investor.

Investment period: This is the time that the manager is in charge of the account.

Manager's Profit: This is how much money the manager makes.

Investor's Income: This is how much money the investor makes.

Investor's Profit: This is how much money the investor makes after the manager takes their fee.

Manager's Fee: This is the percentage of the investor's profit that the manager gets.

PAMM Agent's Fee: This is the percentage of the manager's fee that the PAMM agent gets.

Rating of Managed Accounts: This is a list of managed accounts, sorted by how well they are doing.

Liquidation of a managed account: This is when the account is closed.

The Time of the Company (ICFXL Time, EET): This is the time used for trading on their platform.

Trading Day: This is when the manager can make trades in the account.

The manager you choose manages your money, not the company.

You can find a list of all the managed accounts on the website under "Investors" - "Rating."