For Funds
and Brokers.

Behind every trading mobile app for operations in the Forex and exchange markets sits a business that licensed it, and Trade Master 9 serves that side as much as the trader's. Owners, managers, investors and brokers all work with the same platform from different seats: some trading it, some running the desk, some configuring the environment underneath.

What a brokerage is buying is not only software but the answers it gives clients. Can I trade currencies, stocks and futures in one account? Is there a mobile app that does everything the desktop does? Can I follow someone else's trades while I learn? Can I automate my strategy? A multi-asset platform with mobile and web terminals, built-in copy trading and a full algorithmic trading environment answers all four without a caveat, which shortens sales conversations and reduces support load later.

The decision also shapes how a desk works day to day, from onboarding a client to answering a question about an old trade, so it is worth involving operations and support in the choice rather than treating it as a purely technical one. On the operational side, the platform ships as a complete set: client terminals for desktop, web and mobile, a Manager Terminal for the desk, an Administrator Terminal for the platform team, and the server roles behind them. The tiers differ in scale rather than capability, so a small brokerage and a large one run the same product and the same client experience.

One boundary is worth stating plainly: TM9 is a software development company and does not provide investment or brokerage services. The licence covers the platform; the regulatory permissions, client relationships and funding rails stay with the business running it. For the complete picture of what clients actually see, the TM9 home page covers the app end to end.

See the full app on the home page