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Standard License.

Behind the trading mobile app used for forex and exchange market operations sits a broker platform, and Standard is where its licensing begins.

Standard covers 1,000 real accounts — the entry point for brokers launching on TM9, from $2,000 a month.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

What clients on a Standard licence see in TM9 2.0: real-time quotes, the portfolio hub, open positions, EUR/USD charts with alerts and balance, equity and margin tracking.

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TM9 balance equity margin panel - standard plan risk view
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TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - standard plan overview
TM9 open positions view - standard plan context
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What This Covers.

Standard is the 1,000-account licence: all five terminals, one trade server and the History, Access and Backup servers.

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What's included

  • 1,000 real accounts.
  • All five terminals: Client Desktop, Web and Client Mobile for traders, plus Manager and Administrator.
  • A single Trade Server, running alongside the History, Access and Backup servers.
  • Gateways as an add-on upon order.
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Who it suits

Brokers starting out, or teams that want the full terminal set without the account volume of the larger tiers.

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Pricing

Standard starts from $2,000 per month (USD). The final price is tailored to your setup and confirmed on a quick call, so we can match your account volume, gateways and rollout plan.

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Launching a Brokerage on Standard.

Three notes on what running a brokerage on the Standard tier looks like in practice.

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What kind of launch is the Standard plan sized for?

Standard is sized for a launch rather than a peak. The terminal set is complete from day one, so nothing about the trader-facing experience is cut down, and the account ceiling is the thing you outgrow rather than the feature list.

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Does the Standard plan include the full terminal set?

Standard includes the same Manager and Administrator terminals as the larger tiers, so your desk and platform teams work with the full toolset from launch. Gateways are added upon order, which keeps the base license the same for everyone.

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Which brokerages is the Standard plan suited to?

Standard suits a new brokerage, a regional launch, or an established firm trialling TM9 with a defined client group before a wider rollout. It is the smallest account ceiling, not a smaller product.

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Where This Fits.

Standard is the entry tier of TM9 licensing, sized for a launch rather than a peak. To see the full platform it unlocks from day one, visit the TM9 trading platform home page.

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How Standard scales to Business and Express

Standard starts at 1,000 real accounts on a single trade server. Moving up to Business raises the ceiling to 25,000, and Express goes to 100,000 across four trade servers. The terminals and the History, Access and Backup servers stay the same at each step, gateways remain an add-on upon order, and your Standard price is confirmed on a short call against your expected volume and rollout plan.

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What the Standard licence includes

On Standard, the licence still covers the whole trading platform: all five terminals, the Trade, History, Access and Backup server roles, and the administration tools around them. What sets it apart from Business and Express is the 1,000-account ceiling and the single trade server. Gateways are added upon order, and the price is scoped with you on a short call instead of being listed.

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Good to know

Standard starts from $2,000 a month; the final figure is set on a call once we know your account volume, the gateways you want and how you plan to roll out. Because Standard ships the same five terminals and History, Access and Backup servers as the larger tiers, choosing it is a decision about scale, not about giving up features. Gateways are ordered as an add-on, exactly as they are on Business and Express.