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Inside TM9 2.0.
A rewritten matching layer cuts order roundtrip from ~120 ms to under 40 ms on average — so your stops fire when you need them.
Speed is the headline change in TM9 2.0: a trading mobile app whose operations in the forex and exchange markets now clear in a fraction of the old time.
A rewritten matching layer cuts order roundtrip from ~120 ms to under 40 ms on average — so your stops fire when you need them.
A rewritten matching layer cuts order roundtrip from ~120 ms to under 40 ms on average — so your stops fire when you need them.
A rewritten matching layer cuts TM9 order roundtrip from around 120 ms to under 40 ms on average.
The matching layer was rewritten for 2.0 rather than tuned. Order roundtrip dropped from around 120 ms to under 40 ms on average.
Execution speed decides whether a stop fires where you set it or somewhere worse. Faster roundtrip narrows that gap on every order you place.
2.0 isn't a refresh. It's a ground-up rewrite of how a serious trading app should feel on your phone — engine, charts and copy trading included.
Three short notes on how this works day to day.
Roundtrip time is the gap between tapping and the order being acknowledged. Under 40 ms on average does not make a bad entry good, but it does mean a stop or a market order behaves closer to what you saw on screen when you sent it, particularly when a market is moving quickly.
The engine rewrite sits underneath everything else in 2.0. Charts redraw against the same faster pipeline, copy-traded positions are mirrored through it, and alerts fire off the same stream, so the speed shows up across the app rather than on one screen.
Speed matters most to scalpers and intraday traders, and to anyone trading news or volatile sessions where a market can move while an order is in flight. Longer-term traders notice it less on entries, and more when a stop has to fire quickly.
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.