CME Group futures, Rithmic / CQG data, and platforms like NinjaTrader & Tradovate — including prop-firm evaluations.
Futures VPS →First month 25% off for new traders — code
Every VPS runs on AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X (Zen 5) with DDR5 memory and NVMe storage — newer, faster silicon than the older Intel hardware most hosts still run.
Premium data centers and carefully tuned network paths keep sessions connected through news spikes, contract rollovers and high-volume periods.
Our infrastructure is monitored and tuned by a team with hands-on experience supporting live trading platforms and automated strategies.
| What you get | What we runTradoxVPS | Typical hosting |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | High-performance AMD Ryzen 9 9950X (Zen 5) | Older or entry-level Intel CPUs |
| Network | Tuned routing, up to 3 Gbps, dedicated IPv4 | Best-effort bandwidth, generic routing |
| Location | Data centers placed near exchanges & brokers | Cheapest available region |
| Setup | Instant deploy, ready for MT4/5 & cTrader | Manual config, hours of work |
| Support | Monitored by people who support live trading | General ticket queue |
The best location isn’t the one nearest your desk — it’s the one nearest the systems your orders depend on: exchange gateways, broker servers, data feeds and matching engines. Pick a pin to see what each location is built for.
Chicago is the home of U.S. futures. Hosting here shortens the network path to CME Group infrastructure, making it the location of choice for futures platforms, automated strategies and prop-firm evaluations where slippage matters.
London is the center of global FX. Our Telehouse-hosted environment is built for MetaTrader 4/5 Expert Advisors, cTrader and proximity to European FX brokers and ECNs — ideal for London-session automation.
Amsterdam sits on AMS-IX, one of the world's largest internet exchanges. That strong European peering makes it well suited to 24/7 crypto and Solana bots, Polymarket API trading, and European FX routing that benefit from short, stable paths. It posted our fastest measured Polymarket feed.
Dublin is a prediction-market and crypto base, tuned for Polymarket and API-driven workflows, and it ships with a choice of Windows Server 2022 or Ubuntu 24.04 so Linux bots feel right at home. As of July 2026 the Polymarket website is close-only from Ireland while the trading API is open, so this location is built for bot and API traders.
Map your VPS to the venue your strategy depends on, not to your home address. Here’s the starting point for each market we serve.
CME Group futures, Rithmic / CQG data, and platforms like NinjaTrader & Tradovate — including prop-firm evaluations.
Futures VPS →MetaTrader Expert Advisors, cTrader workflows, and proximity to European FX brokers and liquidity.
MetaTrader VPS →24/7 crypto bots and API-driven strategies that benefit from strong AMS-IX peering and stable European routing.
Amsterdam VPS →Polymarket and prediction-market bots, API-heavy workflows, and Linux or Windows workloads on one server.
Polymarket VPS →Latency is shaped by where your server sits and how cleanly it reaches your venue. We focus on both — premium facilities, short paths, and dedicated capacity on every server.
Illustration of the TCP round-trip probe behind every measured number.
Every server runs in a premium, exchange-adjacent data center, chosen so there are as few network hops as possible between your strategy and the matching engine.
Up to 3 Gbps of throughput per server (2 Gbps in Dublin) and a dedicated IPv4 that is yours alone, never shared and never behind NAT. Your link to broker gateways and market data does not queue behind noisy neighbours.
We do not publish a flattering headline number. A TCP round-trip probe runs out to the broker gateway and back, five samples per check, so every figure reflects the real path you would actually trade over.
DDoS mitigation filters hostile traffic upstream before it reaches your session, and the platform is watched around the clock. Redundant power and network keep you online through the session that matters.
The live checker runs this exact round-trip probe against your own broker, on demand, so you see real numbers for your route rather than a figure we picked.
Open the Latency Checker →Modern hardware chosen for trading workloads, with dedicated resources allocated per VPS so performance stays predictable under load.
Every server is built on AMD's flagship Zen 5 desktop silicon: 16 cores and 32 threads on the host, with boost clocks up to 5.7 GHz. Trading platforms live and die on single-thread speed, so order routing, indicator recalculation and backtests all run faster on fewer fast cores than on the many slow cores typical of budget cloud. Your plan's cores are allocated from this same platform, entry tier to the largest.
High-bandwidth DDR5, allocated to your plan and sized from light single-platform setups to heavy multi-strategy workloads, with headroom to keep several charts, EAs and platforms responsive at once.
Enterprise NVMe with high IOPS and fast read/write: quick platform startup, snappy log and database writes, and no stutter when a strategy is hammering the disk.
Windows Server 2022 in every location, with Ubuntu 24.04 available in Dublin for Linux-native bots and API workloads. Full administrator or root access on every server.
Trading infrastructure has to keep running through power events, maintenance and peak load, while keeping each customer’s environment separate and secure.
Compare plans across all four locations.
Through location choice plus clean routing: deploying near your venue, using carrier-neutral facilities, and keeping network hops to brokers, exchanges and data feeds to a minimum. Latency figures describe network round-trip time, not order execution speed — and you can measure your own route any time.
Yes. Run standard tools such as ping or TCP checks directly from your server, or use our Latency Checker to compare our locations against the endpoint you care about.