Terminal

Web
Terminal.

When installing a trading mobile app is not an option, the Web Terminal runs the same forex and exchange market operations in a browser.

The Web Terminal runs in a browser, so traders can work without installing anything.

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The Web Terminal runs in a browser, so traders can work without installing anything.

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Terminals

Web Terminal.

Trade in the browser with the TM9 Web Terminal — no installation required.

Nothing to install

Charts, live prices and order placement run in the browser, which makes it the quickest way to get a trader started.

Same account, same data

It shares watchlists, layouts and open orders with the mobile app and desktop terminal.

Included in every license

The Web Terminal is part of the Standard, Business and Express tiers.

In depth

The Detail Behind It.

Three short notes on how this works day to day.

In practice

The Web Terminal is the fastest way to get someone trading, which makes it useful for new clients, for borrowed machines, and for anyone who cannot install software on a work computer. It is the same account and the same data as the installed terminals.

Worth knowing

For brokers, the Web Terminal shortens onboarding: a new client can be trading in a browser while they decide which app to install. For traders, it is a reliable fallback when the usual device is not to hand.

Who it is for

The Web Terminal is for new clients, for traders on locked-down work machines, and for anyone who needs access from a device that is not theirs. For brokers, it is the shortest path from sign-up to first trade.

Context

Where This Fits.

How terminals sits inside the wider TM9 platform.

The terminal set

Every TM9 license includes five terminals: Client Desktop, Web, Client Mobile, Manager and Administrator. Traders use the first three, broker desk staff use the Manager Terminal, and platform administrators use the Administrator Terminal. The tiers differ in account volume and trade-server count, never in which terminals you get.

Five terminals, one platform

Client Desktop, Web and Client Mobile serve traders; Manager serves the broker desk; Administrator serves the platform team. All five ship in Standard, Business and Express, and the client terminals share watchlists, layouts and open orders in real time. A trader can prepare on desktop, check in from the Web Terminal and manage the position from a phone without rebuilding anything.

Good to know

All five terminals are included in Standard, Business and Express, so the trader, desk and administrator experience is the same at every tier. Watchlists, layouts and open orders sync between the client terminals in real time. The Web Terminal needs no installation, which makes it the quickest route for new clients.