Client Desktop Terminal.

The trading mobile app for forex and exchange market operations has a full-size relative: the desktop terminal, built for prepared work at a desk.

The desktop terminal is the full-size trading screen, included in every TM9 license tier. It is part of the forex trading platform for brokers, alongside the web and mobile terminals.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

The views your clients prepare on desktop and carry to the app: real-time quotes, open positions, the portfolio hub, EUR/USD charts with alerts and margin tracking.

TM9 EUR/USD chart with alerts - desktop terminal analysis

TM9 balance equity margin panel - desktop terminal risk view

TM9 live quotes and close position - desktop terminal trading

TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - desktop terminal overview

TM9 open positions view - desktop terminal context

What This Covers.

Client Desktop gives traders multi-chart layouts and order management on a full-size screen, in every license tier.

What it's for

Multi-chart layouts, deep watchlists and order management on a full-size screen.

In every tier

The Client Desktop Terminal ships with Standard, Business and Express — the tiers differ in account volume and trade-server count, not in terminals.

Synced with the rest

Watchlists, layouts and open orders move between desktop, web and mobile in real time.

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Working From the Desktop.

Three short notes on how traders use a desktop workspace before and during a session.

How do traders use the desktop terminal day to day?

The desktop terminal is where most traders do their preparation: building watchlists, laying out charts, and setting the alerts that will reach them later on the phone. Everything created here is available on the other terminals immediately.

Does desktop work carry over to web and phone?

The desktop terminal suits multi-monitor setups where several layouts stay open at once. Anything you build there is available on the Web Terminal and the phone within moments, so a desk setup is never trapped on one machine.

Which traders suit a fixed desktop workspace?

The desktop terminal is for traders with a fixed workspace: multiple monitors, several layouts open, and a morning routine that involves preparing charts before the session. Everything prepared here reaches the other terminals.

Where This Fits.

Client Desktop is the full-screen member of the TM9 terminal set. To see how it connects with the mobile app and the browser, start at the TM9 home page.

The terminal set

The Client Desktop Terminal is one of five in every TM9 license, with Web, Client Mobile, Manager and Administrator. Your clients use the desktop terminal alongside web and mobile, your desk staff work in the Manager Terminal, and platform administrators in the Administrator Terminal. No tier drops the desktop terminal, since tiers vary only in account volume and trade-server count.

Desktop as the preparation terminal

For your clients, the desktop terminal is usually where the preparation happens, with the Web Terminal and Client Mobile picking up from there; Manager and Administrator serve your desk and platform team. All five ship in Standard, Business and Express. Watchlists, layouts and open orders built on desktop appear on web and mobile in real time, so nothing has to be rebuilt away from the desk.

Good to know

Brokers on any tier hand their clients the same desktop terminal, because all five terminals come with Standard, Business and Express. Layouts and watchlists set up on the desktop sync to the browser and phone in real time, along with open orders. For clients who would rather not install anything yet, the Web Terminal is the quickest way in.