3× Faster Execution.

Speed is the headline change in TM9 2.0: a trading mobile app whose operations in the forex and exchange markets now clear in a fraction of the old time.

A rewritten matching layer cuts order roundtrip from ~120 ms to under 40 ms on average — so your stops fire when you need them.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

The screens that run on the faster engine: real-time quotes, open positions, the portfolio hub, EUR/USD charts with alerts and balance, equity and margin tracking.

TM9 EUR/USD chart with alerts - faster execution engine analysis

TM9 balance equity margin panel - faster execution engine risk view

TM9 live quotes and close position - faster execution engine trading

TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - faster execution engine overview

TM9 open positions view - faster execution engine context

What This Covers.

TM9 2.0 replaced its matching layer, so an order now gets from your terminal to server acknowledgement in under 40 ms on average, down from around 120 ms.

What changed

The matching layer was rewritten for 2.0 rather than tuned. Order roundtrip dropped from around 120 ms to under 40 ms on average.

Why it matters

Execution speed decides whether a stop fires where you set it or somewhere worse. Faster roundtrip narrows that gap on every order you place.

Part of a bigger rewrite

2.0 isn't a refresh. It's a ground-up rewrite of how a serious trading app should feel on your phone — engine, charts and copy trading included.

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What Sub-40 ms Changes.

Three short notes on what a sub-40 ms roundtrip changes when you place orders.

What does under 40 ms roundtrip time mean in practice?

Roundtrip time is the gap between tapping and the order being acknowledged. Under 40 ms on average does not make a bad entry good, but it does mean a stop or a market order behaves closer to what you saw on screen when you sent it, particularly when a market is moving quickly.

Where else does the faster engine show up in 2.0?

The engine rewrite sits underneath everything else in 2.0. Charts redraw against the same faster pipeline, copy-traded positions are mirrored through it, and alerts fire off the same stream, so the speed shows up across the app rather than on one screen.

Which traders benefit most from faster order execution?

Speed matters most to scalpers and intraday traders, and to anyone trading news or volatile sessions where a market can move while an order is in flight. Longer-term traders notice it less on entries, and more when a stop has to fire quickly.

Where This Fits.

The faster engine is the foundation of the 2.0 release, and the other changes are built on top of it. For the full list of what is new, see the TM9 2.0 home page.

About TM9 2.0

The new execution engine is the centrepiece of a ground-up 2.0 rewrite that also brought an in-house charting library, redesigned copy trading, instant deposits and withdrawals, biometric security and a UI rebuilt around speed. Coming from 1.x, the lower roundtrip is why the app feels around 3× snappier. The faster engine reaches every iOS and Android user as the 2.0 rollout continues.

Beyond the engine in 2.0

Beyond the engine, 2.0 reworked the in-house charting library, copy trading, funding and security, and the interface was rebuilt so it keeps pace with faster order acknowledgements. Moving up from 1.x leaves your broker connection, markets and account as they were. The update is reaching iOS and Android now, and the Web Terminal gets the same engine in any browser.

Good to know

A faster engine changes how quickly orders are acknowledged, not who executes them or where your money sits: your broker still holds the funds and fills the orders. To try it, update to 2.0 on iOS or Android, or open the Web Terminal in a browser with nothing to install. Broker-platform licences are separate from the trader apps, with pricing confirmed on a short call with our team.