TM9 Charting, Rebuilt.

The charting behind this trading mobile app was rebuilt from scratch for operations in the forex and exchange markets, rather than licensed from elsewhere.

Built in-house, it carries 100+ indicators and multi-chart layouts, and lets you send an order with a single tap from the chart itself.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

The new engine at work in the TM9 2.0 app: a EUR/USD chart with alerts, plus the quotes, open positions, portfolio hub and balance, equity and margin panel that sit around it.

TM9 EUR/USD chart with alerts - TM9 charting engine analysis

TM9 balance equity margin panel - TM9 charting engine risk view

TM9 live quotes and close position - TM9 charting engine trading

TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - TM9 charting engine overview

TM9 open positions view - TM9 charting engine context

What This Covers.

Who built the engine, what sits on the chart, and how your layouts follow you from desktop and web to the phone.

Built by the TM9 team

The charting engine is ours, built from the ground up rather than licensed, so charts and order placement share the same canvas.

What's on it

100+ indicators.
Multi-chart layouts.
One-tap orders directly from the chart.

On every device

Layouts you build on desktop or web carry over to the phone, along with your watchlists and open orders.

App on the home page for TM9 Charting Engine

Why Owning the Chart Engine Matters.

Three notes on why owning the chart engine changes how you trade from it.

Why does owning the charting engine matter?

Owning the charting engine is what lets orders live on the canvas itself. On a licensed chart library, charts and trading are two separate systems bolted together, which is why tap-to-trade and multi-chart layouts so often feel slower than the rest of an app.

What does an in-house engine let TM9 tune together?

Because the engine is ours, layouts, studies and one-tap orders can be tuned together rather than around a third-party library. Charts you build on desktop or web open on the phone with the same studies and timeframes, which is unusual for an in-house engine at this size.

Which traders is the rebuilt charting engine for?

The rebuilt engine is aimed at traders who live on the chart: multi-timeframe readers, people who trade directly from the canvas, and anyone who found earlier mobile charting too slow to be useful in a live market.

Where This Fits.

The charting engine is one of several pieces rebuilt for 2.0. The TM9 2.0 home page gathers the rest of the release in one place.

About TM9 2.0

The in-house charts arrived as part of a ground-up rewrite, not a refresh, shipping next to a new execution engine, redesigned copy trading, instant deposits and withdrawals, biometric security and a UI built around speed. Coming from 1.x, expect the app, charts included, to feel around 3× snappier. The new charts are reaching iOS and Android users as the release rolls out.

Beyond the chart canvas in 2.0

Beyond the chart canvas, 2.0 reworked execution, copy trading, funding and security, and rebuilt the interface for speed instead of restyling it. Upgrading from 1.x leaves your broker connection, markets and account in place, and the new charts reach you on iOS and Android as the rollout continues, or in any browser through the Web Terminal.

Good to know

To try the rebuilt charts, update to TM9 2.0 on iOS or Android as it rolls out, or open the Web Terminal in a browser with nothing to install. The upgrade changes the software, not where your money sits, which stays with your broker throughout. Broker-platform licences are sold separately from the trader apps, with pricing confirmed on a short call with our team.