What Can I Trade?

Knowing which operations a trading mobile app supports matters before anything else, so this page lists the forex and exchange markets TM9 covers.

Major and minor forex pairs, global indices, commodities, and a curated list of CFDs.

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Inside TM9 2.0.

Forex, index and commodity prices as they appear in TM9 2.0, from the live quotes list to open positions and the portfolio hub.

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What This Covers.

The four market groups TM9 covers today, and why the list keeps getting longer each quarter.

The instrument list

Major and minor forex pairs.
Global indices — SPX, NDX, DAX, NIFTY and more.
Commodities like gold, silver and oil.
A curated list of CFDs.

Growing each quarter

New instruments are added every quarter.

What your broker decides

Which of these you can actually reach depends on the broker account you connect.

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What Decides Your Instrument List.

Three notes on what decides which instruments you can actually trade.

Which instruments can you actually trade on TM9?

The practical answer is the intersection of two lists: what TM9 supports and what your broker offers. TM9 covers forex pairs, global indices, commodities and a curated CFD list, and the broker you connect decides which of those you can reach.

How can you check which markets are available now?

Instrument coverage grows every quarter, so a market missing today may appear later. The quickest way to confirm what you can trade right now is to check the instrument list of the broker account you connect.

Why do traders check instrument coverage first?

Traders comparing platforms read this page first, since instrument coverage decides whether the rest matters. Brokers use it to see what their clients will find in the app.

Where This Fits.

The instrument list is one part of a larger platform. To see how these markets show up across the app, the web and the broker side, start at the TM9 home page.

Short answers

Coverage spans forex pairs, global indices, commodities and a curated CFD list, and it grows every quarter. Watching any of those markets in the app costs end users nothing, while broker-platform licenses are quoted per setup. If an instrument seems to be missing, WhatsApp or email support replies within 24 hours for free users and within 1 hour for Pro during market hours; questions about money in your account go to your broker.

The short version

Every forex, index, commodity or CFD trade you place goes through the broker account you connect, because TM9 is trading software rather than a broker. That broker holds your funds the whole time and decides which instruments your account can reach. Traders use the mobile and web apps for free, brokers licence the platform in three tiers, and WhatsApp and email support cover app questions while account money stays a broker matter.

Good to know

Cannot find a market you expected? Ask on WhatsApp for the quickest reply, or use the support, privacy and sales addresses on the contact page. Deposits, withdrawals and balances are handled by your broker, as TM9 never holds client funds. Every instrument listed here carries a real risk of loss.