Cross-Device Sync.

Operations in the forex and exchange markets rarely happen on one screen, so this trading mobile app carries your setup to whichever device you pick up.

Phone, tablet, web, desktop. Start a watchlist on one screen and it is waiting on the next, along with your chart layouts and open orders. For the markets you can follow on every device, see the Multi-Asset Platform guide. With cross-device sync you never rebuild the same workspace twice.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

The screens that follow you between devices: real-time quotes, the portfolio hub and open positions in TM9 2.0.

TM9 EUR/USD chart with alerts - multi device sync analysis

TM9 balance equity margin panel - multi device sync risk view

TM9 live quotes and close position - multi device sync trading

TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - multi device sync overview

TM9 open positions view - multi device sync context

What This Covers.

What travels with your account, which screens it reaches and how quickly a change on one shows up on the rest.

One account, every screen

TM9 runs on a basic phone, a smartphone, the web, and the desktop terminal. Your account is the same on all of them.

What syncs

Watchlists.
Chart layouts.
Open orders and positions.

In real time

Changes made on one device show up on the others as they happen, so you can start a setup on desktop and manage it from your phone.

App on the home page for Multi-Device Sync

Moving Between Desk and Phone.

Three notes on what moving between desk and phone looks like in practice.

How can you tell multi-device sync is working?

The test of sync is boring but useful: open a position on the desktop terminal, pick up your phone, and the position, the watchlist and the chart layout are already there. Nothing to export, nothing to set up twice, nothing that only exists on one machine.

Which easily forgotten details does sync also cover?

Sync also covers the parts people forget: the studies on a chart, the order of a watchlist and the positions currently open. That is what makes it realistic to prepare on a desktop in the morning and trade from a phone in the afternoon without rebuilding anything.

Who gets the most value from multi-device sync?

Sync earns its keep for traders who move between a desk and a phone during the day, and for anyone who prepares in the evening on one machine and trades in the morning from another. If you only ever use one device, it simply stays out of the way.

Where This Fits.

Sync is what ties the other features together, so charts, alerts and copy trading look the same wherever you open them. The TM9 forex trading mobile app home page shows the full set in one place.

Where this sits

Sync exists because TM9 treats your devices as views of one account, not as separate installs. What moves between them is your setup: watchlists, layouts and open orders. Your money never moves at all, since the broker holds the funds and executes what any of your devices sends.

One account on every device

A basic phone, a smartphone, the Web Terminal and the desktop terminal all open the same account, with quotes, charts, orders, alerts and copy trading in one app on each. Whichever device you send an order from, the rewritten execution engine keeps the roundtrip under 40 ms on average. The broker behind it holds the funds and executes, so switching screens mid-trade never touches where your money is kept.

Good to know

Sync carries your app setup across devices, but TM9 is a software platform, not a broker. Funding, spreads, leverage and execution policy stay with the broker you connect, whichever screen you trade from. Trading carries a real risk of loss, and signals in the app are information rather than financial advice. The mobile and web apps are free for end users on every device.