Upgrading From TM9 1.x.

If you already run operations in the forex and exchange markets on TM9 1.x, this page covers what changes in the rebuilt trading mobile app.

If you're upgrading from 1.x, expect everything to feel about 3× snappier.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

What 1.x users will find after the upgrade: the rebuilt quotes screen, portfolio hub, open positions, EUR/USD chart with alerts and balance, equity and margin view.

TM9 EUR/USD chart with alerts - upgrading from TM9 1 analysis

TM9 balance equity margin panel - upgrading from TM9 1 risk view

TM9 live quotes and close position - upgrading from TM9 1 trading

TM9 portfolio hub with alerts - upgrading from TM9 1 overview

TM9 open positions view - upgrading from TM9 1 context

What This Covers.

A rundown of what is new for 1.x users in TM9 2.0, starting with an app that feels around 3× snappier.

What's actually new

A rewritten execution engine, our own charting library, redesigned copy-trading, instant deposits and withdrawals, biometric security, and a UI rebuilt around speed.

Not a refresh

2.0 isn't a coat of paint. It's a ground-up rewrite of how a serious trading app should feel on your phone.

Rolling out now

TM9 2.0 is rolling out on iOS and Android.

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What Feels Different After 1.x.

Three notes on what feels different once you have moved from 1.x.

What do traders notice first after upgrading from 1.x?

Coming from 1.x, the first thing most traders notice is not a new feature but the pace: screens open faster, orders acknowledge faster, and charts redraw without the pause the old app had. The feature changes sit underneath that.

What stays the same and what changed from TM9 1.x?

Everything that made 1.x familiar is still here: quotes, charts, orders, history and your broker connection. What changed is the engine underneath, the charting library, the copy-trading design, funding, and biometric security.

Who should read about upgrading from TM9 1.x?

This page is for existing TM9 users deciding whether to move, and for brokers planning how to explain the change to clients already trading on 1.x.

Where This Fits.

Moving to 2.0 changes the app you use, not the way TM9 works with your broker. For everything the new version does across phone, web and desktop, see the TM9 home page.

Short answers

Upgrading costs a trader nothing: the 2.0 apps stay free for end users, and brokers' platform licences are still quoted per setup. The same markets carry over from 1.x, namely forex, indices, commodities and a curated CFD list, with new instruments each quarter. If something looks different after the move, WhatsApp or email support replies within 24 hours for free users and within 1 hour for Pro during market hours, while anything involving money in your account goes to your broker.

The short version

Version 2.0 is still trading software rather than a broker, so upgrading does not move your money anywhere. Traders use the mobile and web apps free, and brokers continue to licence the platform in three tiers. Your broker account connects to 2.0 as it did to 1.x and that broker keeps holding your funds, while questions about money in the account remain with them rather than with TM9 support on WhatsApp and email.

Good to know

If your upgrade raises a question this page does not answer, WhatsApp support is the quickest way to reach us, and the contact page lists the support, privacy and sales addresses. Deposits, withdrawals and balances stay a matter for your broker on 2.0, because TM9 never holds client funds. Trading carries a real risk of loss.