Mobile Trading.
This is the trading mobile app itself — the one carrying your operations in the forex and exchange markets from a phone or tablet.
Full-fledged financial market trading can be enjoyed without even a desktop computer — install the mobile version for Android or iOS.
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Mobile Trading in Short.
This is the part people mean literally: a trading mobile app for operations in the Forex and exchange markets, installed on the phone in your pocket. Trade Master 9 runs on Android and iOS, and full-fledged financial market trading can be done without a desktop computer anywhere in the picture.
What separates it from the many apps that show quotes and little else is that the mobile version carries the full trading function rather than a viewer's subset. Orders are placed and managed from the phone, technical indicators and graphical objects are available for analysis on the chart, and account status and trading history are there when you want to check where you stand rather than guess.
In practice most traders settle into a split. Preparation happens on a larger screen, where building layouts and marking levels is quicker, and management happens on the phone, where a position is adjusted between meetings or a trailing stop is moved while the market runs. Because watchlists, layouts and open orders follow the account, that handover needs no setup at either end.
Biometric sign-in keeps that quick, which matters when the app gets opened a dozen times a day between other things. The phone is also the fallback that removes a whole category of stress. A power cut, a train journey or a day away from the desk stops being a reason to close positions early, because everything needed to manage them is already installed and signed in. Alerts push to the phone or a watch, so you are told when something matters rather than checking constantly. The TM9 forex trading mobile app page has the full detail on the app, its screens and how to install it.
Managing Positions on the Move.
What the phone app shows in TM9 2.0: real-time quotes, the portfolio hub and open positions you can manage on the move.





Trading From The Phone.
Android and iOS carry the full trading function, with technical indicators, graphical objects and account monitoring on the phone.
The full trading function
Mobile applications support the full set of trading functions rather than a viewer-only subset of the desktop terminal.
Analysis on the phone
They provide extensive analytical capabilities through the use of technical indicators and graphical objects.
Account and history
You can monitor account status, view your trading history and more, from a smartphone or a tablet.
What Full Actually Means.
Three notes on a mobile app that is not a companion app.
How do traders split work between phone and desktop?
The usual split is preparation on a larger screen and management on the phone. Because the mobile app carries the full trading function, the phone is a complete fallback rather than a compromise on the days you are away from a desk.
What is the phone screen best suited for?
A phone screen suits managing positions more than building analysis. Setting up charts and studies once, on a larger terminal, makes the mobile app far quicker to work in during the session.
Who relies most on trading from a phone?
This page is for traders who are rarely at a desk all day, which in practice is most people, and for brokers whose clients trade mainly from phones.
Where Mobile Sits.
One of three ways in. The browser and the desktop are the others.
Full, not a viewer
The Android and iOS apps support the full trading function, technical indicators, graphical objects, account monitoring and trading history — not a read-only view with a button that opens something else. In practice most traders still split the work: preparation on a larger screen, management on the phone.
Good to know
TM9 is a software development company and does not provide investment or brokerage services for Mobile Trading users.. The platform supplies the trading terminals, analysis tools and automation; your broker holds the funds, sets spreads and leverage, and executes the orders the platform sends. Trading carries a real risk of loss, and signals or robots are tools rather than financial advice.
Read next
Web Trading. For Funds and Brokers. TM9 Web Trading Platform. The phone is one way in, and the Platform Guide maps all 77 pages across every device.
More Pages to Read.
When the phone is the right tool, and when the Web Terminal or desktop terminal suits the job better.
The multi-asset account you reach from the phone also covers forex, stocks and futures.
Layouts prepared on a larger screen reach your phone in real time, along with watchlists and open orders.