Express License.

At the top of the range, Express carries the heaviest flow of forex and exchange market operations reaching the trading mobile app from your clients.

Express covers 100,000 real accounts and runs 4× Trade Servers, from $4,000 a month.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

What clients of an Express broker see in the TM9 2.0 app: real-time quotes, the portfolio hub, open positions, EUR/USD alerts and balance, equity and margin tracking.

TM9 EUR/USD chart with alerts - express plan analysis

TM9 balance equity margin panel - express plan risk view

TM9 live quotes and close position - express plan trading

TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - express plan overview

TM9 open positions view - express plan context

What This Covers.

Express is the highest-capacity tier: up to 100,000 real accounts, with order flow spread across four trade servers.

What's included

100,000 real accounts.
The same five terminals as every tier: Client Desktop, Web, Client Mobile, Manager and Administrator.
4× Trade Servers, plus History, Access and Backup servers.
Gateways as an add-on upon order.

Who it suits

High-volume brokers who need the extra trade-server capacity to carry their order flow.

Pricing

Express starts from $4,000 per month (USD). Each deployment is sized to your account base and gateways, and the final figure is confirmed on a quick call.

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What Express Changes in Practice.

Three notes on what actually changes when a broker moves up to Express.

What does the Express tier actually add?

The jump to Express is about order flow, not features. Four trade servers spread the live trading traffic that a single server carries in the other tiers, which is what a six-figure account base needs at peak hours.

Which servers scale up in the Express plan?

Express suits brokers whose peak-hour flow, not just account count, is the constraint. The extra trade servers carry live trading traffic, while the History, Access and Backup servers stay one each, as in the other tiers.

Which brokers should choose the Express plan?

Express is for large brokers and white-label operators running heavy concurrent flow, where order traffic at peak hours is the real constraint. If your account base runs into six figures, this is the tier sized for it.

Where This Fits.

Express is the top of the three TM9 licence tiers, the one sized for peak-hour order flow. For the platform it runs, see the TM9 trading platform home page.

Where Express sits among the tiers

Express lifts the account ceiling to 100,000 real accounts, against 25,000 on Business and 1,000 on Standard, and it is the only tier with four trade servers. The five terminals and the History, Access and Backup servers match the other tiers, and gateways are still ordered as an add-on. An Express quote is worked out on a short call around your expected flow, the gateways you need and how you plan to roll out.

What an Express licence buys

An Express licence buys the same platform as the smaller tiers: five terminals, four server roles and the administration tools around them. What changes is capacity, with a 100,000-account ceiling and four trade servers instead of one, while gateways are still added upon order. Because deployments at this scale vary so much between brokers, Express is scoped on a short call rather than sold from a price list.

Good to know

Express starts from $4,000 a month; the final price of a 100,000-account deployment depends on its volume, gateway list and rollout plan. Nothing is held back in the lower tiers: the five terminals and the History, Access and Backup servers are identical, so moving up to Express buys trade-server capacity. Gateways are ordered on top, exactly as with Standard and Business.