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iOS and Android Terminal.

This is the trading mobile app itself — the one carrying your operations in the forex and exchange markets from a phone.

The mobile terminal puts quotes, charts and order placement in your pocket. On a computer, the same account opens in the Client Desktop Terminal.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

The mobile terminal on a phone: real-time quotes, the portfolio hub, open positions, EUR/USD charts with alerts and balance, equity and margin tracking.

TM9 EUR/USD chart with alerts - mobile terminal analysis
TM9 balance equity margin panel - mobile terminal risk view
TM9 live quotes and close position - mobile terminal trading
TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - mobile terminal overview
TM9 open positions view - mobile terminal context
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What This Covers.

The Client Mobile Terminal puts quotes, charts and one-tap orders on iOS and Android phones.

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Built for the phone

2.0 was a ground-up rewrite of how a serious trading app should feel on a phone — engine, charts and copy trading included.

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What it does

  • Live quotes and charts.
  • Tap-to-trade from the canvas.
  • Alerts pushed to phone or watch.
  • Biometric login.
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For brokers

The Client Mobile Terminal is included in all three license tiers as part of the terminal set.

App on the home page for Mobile Terminal

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Away From the Desk.

Three short notes on trading from the phone rather than a desk.

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Is the TM9 mobile terminal just a cut-down viewer?

The mobile terminal is not a cut-down viewer. Quotes, charts, order placement, alerts and copy trading all work from the phone, which is the point of a rewrite aimed at how a serious trading app should feel on a small screen.

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Which 2.0 features does the mobile terminal carry?

The mobile terminal carries the parts of 2.0 that matter most away from a desk: biometric sign-in, alerts pushed to phone or watch, tap-to-trade from the chart, and copy-trade controls that let you pause a signal in a tap.

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Who is the TM9 mobile terminal built for?

The mobile terminal is for traders who manage positions away from a desk, which in practice is most people most of the time. It carries the full feature set rather than a viewer-only subset.

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Where This Fits.

The phone is one of three client terminals in TM9, alongside web and desktop. The TM9 forex trading mobile app page shows how the app fits with the rest of the set.

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The terminal set

Client Mobile is one of five terminals in every TM9 license, next to Client Desktop, Web, Manager and Administrator. Clients carry the mobile terminal on iOS and Android, while desk staff work in the Manager Terminal and platform administrators in the Administrator Terminal. Whichever tier a broker picks, the phone app is included, because tiers change account volume and trade-server count rather than the terminal set. The forex trading app for brokers page shows the full terminal set.

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Mobile alongside desktop and web

On the client side, the mobile terminal works as a pair with Client Desktop and the Web Terminal, while Manager and Administrator cover the broker desk and platform team. All five come with Standard, Business and Express. Because watchlists, layouts and open orders sync in real time, a position opened at a desk can be watched, adjusted or closed from a phone with nothing to set up again.

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Good to know

A client on a Standard broker gets the same mobile terminal as one on Business or Express, since all five terminals ship in every tier. Their watchlists, layouts and open orders follow them between phone, desktop and browser in real time. Clients who are not ready to install the app can start in the Web Terminal, which needs no installation.