Updating the
Mobile App.

Once you have downloaded the TM9 mobile app for the Forex and exchange markets to your phone or tablet, keeping it current matters more than it does for most software. A trading mobile app sits between you and a live market, and the improvements that arrive in updates — faster execution, better charting, new security — apply to real money rather than convenience.

On Android, updates come through Google Play: open the store, find TM9 under your apps, and tap Update, or leave automatic updates enabled and skip the whole routine. On iPhone and iPad, the App Store handles it the same way, with automatic app updates available in iOS settings. Store installs are the reason updating is this simple, and a good argument for installing from the store rather than any other route.

What arrives in an update is not always cosmetic. TM9 2.0 rewrote the execution engine, cutting order roundtrip to under 40 milliseconds on average; brought in an in-house charting library with one-tap orders from the canvas; redesigned copy trading around risk caps you control; and added biometric sign-in over hardware-backed key storage. Running an older build means trading without those.

The only habit worth adopting is timing. Update outside market hours where you can, because an update that lands mid-session closes the app briefly, and that is avoidable when positions are open. Nothing is at risk either way — watchlists, layouts, open orders and history live with your account rather than on the device, so they are all there when the app reopens.

For the full picture of what each release brought and what the app does today, the TM9 home page has the complete detail.

See the full app on the home page