Capital remains exposed to losses.
Trading can produce gains or losses. A profit-sharing arrangement does not protect the principal or create guaranteed income.
VCM account management / Eligibility enquiries
A trading mandate.
Clear accountability.
Looking to explore delegated trading rather than operate a system yourself? Understand VCM’s proposed model for trading client capital under a defined agreement, with clear responsibilities and treatment of gains and losses.
Enquiries only. Availability depends on verified permissions, jurisdiction, eligibility, and written terms. No funds are accepted through this website.
Service availability is not yet verified for publication. This page explains the proposed model and the information to request. It does not activate an investment plan, authorise VCM to trade an account, or establish custody arrangements. No minimum deposit, return target, distribution schedule, or capital-protection arrangement is offered here.
The proposed relationship
Define the authority.
Understand the responsibility.
An account-management relationship begins with a documented mandate that explains what a manager may do and what remains under the client’s control.
Authority and custody are separate questions.
Establish who may place trades, who holds the funds, who legally owns the account, and who may make withdrawals.
Any distributions depend on actual results.
Agree how realised results, costs, fees, and losses affect any amount available for distribution. No fixed payout is promised.
What the mandate should address
More than
placing trades.
These are discussion and verification areas. They are not confirmation that a particular service feature or protection is available.
01 / Mandate
Trading mandate
Define the instruments, trading approach, permitted decisions, and limits of the manager’s authority.
- Markets and instruments permitted
- Leverage and exposure restrictions
- Whether automated systems may be used
- How authority is granted and revoked
02 / Mandate
Capital and custody
Establish where capital would be held, who owns the account, and who may trade or withdraw funds.
- Legal account ownership
- Broker or custodian identity
- Trading and withdrawal permissions
- Applicable account protections
03 / Mandate
Exposure and oversight
Document how positions, concentration, leverage, and drawdowns would be monitored and reviewed.
- Position and concentration limits
- Drawdown monitoring
- Escalation and pause procedures
- Responsibility during outages
04 / Mandate
Reporting and review
Agree how account activity and results would be presented so the relationship can be assessed clearly.
- Statement source and reporting frequency
- Realised and unrealised results
- Fees, deposits, and withdrawals
- Drawdowns and changes in exposure
05 / Mandate
Fees and profit treatment
Request a complete explanation of costs and how any realised gains or losses would be treated.
- Management fees, if applicable
- Performance-fee calculation, if applicable
- Treatment of prior losses
- Broker, financing, and other charges
06 / Mandate
Withdrawals and termination
Understand access to capital and the process for ending the relationship before making a commitment.
- Withdrawal requests and notice periods
- Handling of open positions
- Settlement and access restrictions
- Termination and complaint procedures
The enquiry process
Request. Verify.
Review.
This sequence supports an informed enquiry. It does not guarantee acceptance or establish that a managed service is available to you.
01 / Next step
Request eligibility information
Ask whether an authorised service is available for your jurisdiction and circumstances. Begin with general questions rather than sending money or account credentials.
02 / Next step
Verify the provider and structure
Request the legal entity, relevant permissions, intended account structure, and custody arrangements. Check the information independently.
03 / Next step
Review the written mandate
If an eligible service is available, review its authority, risks, fees, reporting, withdrawals, and termination terms before deciding whether to proceed.
Different services, different relationships
Choose the relationship
you actually need.
Automated systems
A software or service package for a defined trading workflow. Buying a bot does not establish an account-management relationship or grant someone trading authority.
Explore systems from $500 →Account management
A proposed relationship involving delegated trading authority. It requires separate eligibility, verified permissions, custody arrangements, and written mandate terms.
Request eligibility information →Telegram access
Channel membership is separate from account capital. It does not provide ownership of an investment, delegated trading authority, or an entitlement to trading profits.
Explore Telegram membership →Before any commitment
Questions worth asking.
Can I deposit money through this website?
No. This page provides account-management enquiries only. It does not collect investment deposits or activate a trading mandate.
Does VCM currently have verified permissions for this service?
The legal entity, applicable permissions, and service availability have not been verified for publication. This website makes no regulatory authorisation claim. Request and independently check those details before proceeding.
Will my account earn a fixed monthly profit?
No fixed profit or payout is offered here. Trading can produce losses. Any distribution would depend on actual realised results, costs, and the written agreement. A period may have no distributable profit.
What is the minimum account size?
No minimum capital requirement is published. If an authorised service is available to you, request its eligibility requirements and account conditions in writing. Bot package prices are not account-management minimums.
How much does account management cost?
No account-management fee schedule is published yet. Request the full charges, calculation methods, treatment of losses, and any performance-fee arrangements before making a decision.
Will my capital remain in an account in my name?
The account ownership and custody structure are not confirmed here. Ask who legally owns the account, where funds are held, who can trade, and who can withdraw. Do not assume a particular structure or protection.
Can I withdraw whenever I want?
Withdrawal rights and timing depend on the account structure and written terms. Request any notice periods, restrictions, open-position requirements, and settlement conditions. Instant access is not promised.
What information should I send first?
Ask about availability for your jurisdiction, provider details, custody, fees, reporting, and mandate terms. Do not send passwords, identity documents, financial statements, or money through a general enquiry.
Does managed trading remove the risk of losses?
No. Delegating trading does not remove market, execution, operational, or counterparty risk. Depending on the product and account protections, losses may exceed deposits. No capital protection is promised.
Capital is at risk. Managed trading can lose some or all capital. Depending on the product and account protections, losses may exceed deposits. Delegating trading does not remove market or operational risk. No guaranteed return or capital protection is offered through this website.
Account-management enquiries
Begin with clarity.
Request the details.
Ask about service availability, provider permissions, custody, trading authority, costs, reporting, and withdrawals.
Do not send funds or account credentials through a general enquiry. Any formal relationship requires separate verification and agreements.