Broker Trading Software Licence.

A TM9 broker trading software licence gives your brokerage the whole platform: client terminals on mobile, web and desktop, Manager and Administrator terminals, and the servers behind them.

Three tiers. One platform. Choose the licence that matches your scale.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

The client side of every licence: what your traders see in TM9 2.0, from real-time quotes and the portfolio hub to open positions, the EUR/USD chart with alerts and the balance, equity and margin panel.

TM9 EUR/USD chart with alerts - broker platform licensing analysis

TM9 balance equity margin panel - broker platform licensing risk view

TM9 live quotes and close position - broker platform licensing trading

TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - broker platform licensing overview

TM9 open positions view - broker platform licensing context

How Do the Licence Tiers Compare?

Licensing comes down to three tiers sized by real accounts, the same platform in each, and a price agreed with you on a short call. The forex trading platform for brokers page sets out what each tier includes.

The three tiers

Standard — 1,000 real accounts.
Business — 25,000 real accounts.
Express — 100,000 real accounts, with 4× Trade Servers.

Same platform in every tier

All three include the full terminal set and the History, Access and Backup servers. Gateways are an add-on upon order.

How pricing is set

Pricing is finalised over a short call so we can match your account volume, gateways, and rollout plan.

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Licensing in Practice.

Three short notes on licensing in practice: how it runs, what it is, and which brokers it suits.

What should brokers prepare before a licensing call?

Because pricing is scoped on a call rather than published, it is worth arriving with three numbers: how many real accounts you expect in year one, which gateways you need, and your target launch date. Those three decide almost everything else.

What does a TM9 platform licence actually cover?

Licensing covers the platform, not the brokerage. You bring the regulatory licence, the client relationships and the funding rails; TM9 supplies the terminals, the servers and the administration around them.

Who should join the broker licensing conversation?

Licensing pages are read by the people who sign off: founders scoping a launch, heads of operations planning capacity, and technical leads mapping the platform to existing infrastructure. Bring all three to the call and one conversation usually settles it.

Where This Fits.

How plans & licensing sits inside the wider TM9 platform. For the platform these licences cover, see the TM9 trading platform home page.

Three tiers, one platform

Standard covers 1,000 real accounts, Business 25,000, and Express 100,000 with four trade servers. Every tier includes the same five terminals and the History, Access and Backup servers, with gateways as an add-on upon order. Final pricing is tailored to your setup and confirmed on a short call, so we can match your account volume, gateways and rollout plan.

What a TM9 licence covers

A licence covers the trading platform: five terminals, four server roles, and the administration tools around them. Standard, Business and Express differ in account ceiling and trade-server count, with gateways added upon order in every tier. Pricing is scoped on a short call against your account volume, gateway needs and rollout plan, rather than published as a list price.

Good to know

Licence pricing is not published because it depends on your account volume, the gateways you need and your rollout plan. Every tier ships the same five terminals and the History, Access and Backup servers, so the choice between them is about scale rather than features. Gateways are added upon order in all three tiers.