Is TM9 Free to Use?
The first question about any trading mobile app for forex and exchange market operations is what it costs — so here is the straight answer: free for traders, licensed for brokers.
The TM9 mobile and web apps are free for end users. The free forex trading app download for Android page shows where broker spreads, commissions and swaps come in.
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Inside TM9 2.0.
The free TM9 2.0 app as a trader sees it: real-time quotes, the portfolio hub and open positions.





What This Covers.
Traders use the TM9 mobile and web apps at no cost, while brokers license the platform at a price quoted per setup. The forex trading app for brokers page covers what the licence includes.
For traders
The mobile and web apps are free to use. You still deal with your broker for funding, spreads and any account fees they charge.
For brokers
Broker-platform licenses — Standard, Business and Express — are tailored to your scale, and final pricing is confirmed on a short call with our team.
What sets the price
Account volume, the gateways you need, and your rollout plan.
Who Pays for What.
Three notes on who pays for what, what free covers, and why the question comes up first.
Who pays for TM9, traders or brokers?
The split is simple: traders pay nothing to use the apps, brokers pay to license the platform. Any cost a trader does see — spreads, commissions, funding fees — comes from their broker, not from TM9.
What costs might a trader still pay?
Free for end users means the apps themselves, on mobile and web. What a trader pays is set by the broker: spreads, commissions, swaps and any funding fees. TM9 has no billing relationship with traders at all.
Why is pricing the first question people ask?
This is the first question most new traders ask, and the first thing brokers check before scoping a licence. The short version: free for traders, quoted per setup for brokers.
Where This Fits.
Price is where most people start, and the answer splits cleanly between traders and brokers. The TM9 home page shows the app and the platform those two answers apply to.
Short answers
Traders pay TM9 nothing for the mobile and web apps, and brokers pay for a platform licence quoted per setup. Free does not mean a shorter market list: forex, indices, commodities and a curated CFD list are all there, with new instruments each quarter. Free users get WhatsApp or email support within 24 hours, Pro users within 1 hour during market hours, and anything involving money in your account goes to your broker.
The short version
TM9 is trading software, not a broker, and it has no billing relationship with traders. The mobile and web apps cost traders nothing, while brokers license the platform in one of three tiers. Spreads, commissions and funding fees come from the broker account you connect, and that broker holds your funds throughout. WhatsApp and email support covers the apps; questions about money in your account go to your broker.
Good to know
If a cost you see is not explained here, ask on WhatsApp, the fastest support route, or use the support, privacy and sales addresses on the contact page. Fees on deposits, withdrawals or balances are a matter for your broker, since TM9 never holds client funds. Trading carries a real risk of loss.
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