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TIOmarkets adds depth of market and bulk trade controls to its mobile app

The mobile update brings bid and ask depth, pre-trade margin information and filtered bulk closing into one interface. The broker’s “scheduled orders” description refers to limit and stop orders.

TIOmarkets announced an expanded mobile app on 29 October with depth-of-market displays and more position-management controls. Standard DOM shows bid and ask prices and volumes at multiple levels; Price DOM focuses on available price levels. The trade ticket also shows required margin, free margin and trade value before submission.[1][2]

Users can add take-profit and stop-loss levels, select a displayed price for a limit or stop order, and close groups of positions by performance, direction, symbol or individual selection. The product page calls limit and stop orders “scheduled orders”; it does not establish a separate time-scheduled execution feature.[1][2]

What the new screens establish

At a glance01

Mobile feature and decision boundary

Mobile feature and decision boundary
FeatureAnnounced capability
Depth of marketStandard depth and a price-focused view for supported symbolsSource 1Source 2
Pre-trade informationRequired margin, free margin and trade valueSource 2
Order controlsLimit and stop orders; take-profit and stop-loss levelsSource 2
Bulk closingSelect positions by performance, direction, symbol or individual tradeSource 1

TradingView charts, an economic calendar, verification, funding and withdrawal requests are also available inside the app. The calendar adds impact levels, descriptions, historical releases and actual, forecast and previous figures, reducing the need to switch between tools while managing positions.[1][2]

Displayed depth needs the right interpretation

The announcement does not specify the origin or executable size of every depth level. For a CFD account, that screen should be understood as the broker’s available view rather than a consolidated order book for the underlying market. Product access also depends on account and location.[1][2]

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Sources & further reading

  1. TIOmarkets mobile trading app TIOmarkets · Accessed 30 Oct 2026

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