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Inside TM9 2.0.
Biometric sign-in landed with 2.0, backed by hardware key storage and end-to-end encrypted orders.
Opening a trading mobile app twenty times a day should take a fingerprint, not a password, however many forex and exchange market operations sit behind it.
Biometric sign-in landed with 2.0, backed by hardware key storage and end-to-end encrypted orders.
Biometric sign-in landed with 2.0, backed by hardware key storage and end-to-end encrypted orders.
Sign in to TM9 with biometrics, backed by hardware key storage and encrypted orders.
Biometric login replaces typing a password on every session, on devices that support it.
Biometric security shipped with 2.0 alongside the rewritten engine, the new charting canvas and redesigned copy trading.
Three short notes on how this works day to day.
Trading apps get opened dozens of times a day, often one-handed and often in a hurry. Biometric sign-in keeps that quick without dropping back to a saved password, and the hardware-backed key storage behind it means the credential never sits in plain text on the device.
Biometric sign-in works with the rest of the security set rather than replacing it: keys stay in hardware storage, orders are encrypted end to end, and funds remain segregated with your broker. Losing a device therefore does not expose either your credentials or your balance.
Biometric sign-in is for anyone who opens the app many times a day, and for traders on shared or mobile devices where typing a password in public is the weak point. Brokers get a security story they can explain to clients in one sentence.
How what's new sits inside the wider TM9 platform.
2.0 is a ground-up rewrite rather than a refresh: a new execution engine, an in-house charting library, redesigned copy trading, instant deposits and withdrawals, biometric security, and a UI rebuilt around speed. If you are upgrading from 1.x, expect everything to feel around 3× snappier. The release is rolling out now on iOS and Android.
The 2.0 release touched every layer: the execution engine, the in-house charting library, copy trading, funding, and security. The interface was rebuilt around speed rather than restyled. Traders upgrading from 1.x keep their broker connection, their markets and their account, and the release is rolling out now on iOS and Android with the Web Terminal available in any browser.
TM9 2.0 is rolling out on iOS and Android, and the Web Terminal runs in a browser with nothing to install. Upgrading does not change where your money sits: funds stay with your broker throughout. Broker-platform licences are separate from the trader apps, and their pricing is confirmed on a short call with our team.