Forex VPS for MT4 & MT5.
Your EAs, running 24×7.
Stop leaving your PC on overnight. Run MetaTrader, Expert Advisors and trading bots on a Windows VPS placed near your broker’s server — so trades keep going when your laptop sleeps, the power cuts or the Wi-Fi drops.
Choose your trading VPS
WVPS-1 runs several MT4/MT5 terminals with EAs. Choose Global for most international brokers (Europe/US), India for Indian brokers.
WVPS-1
- 4 vCPU Cores
- 8 GB RAM
- 100 GB NVMe
- 30 TB Bandwidth
- 1 Dedicated IP
- 1 Snapshot
- Auto Backup (Optional)
WVPS-2
- 6 vCPU Cores
- 12 GB RAM
- 200 GB NVMe
- 30 TB Bandwidth
- 1 Dedicated IP
- 2 Snapshot
- Auto Backup (Optional)
WVPS-3
- 8 vCPU Cores
- 24 GB RAM
- 300 GB NVMe
- 30 TB Bandwidth
- 1 Dedicated IP
- 3 Snapshot
- Auto Backup (Optional)
WVPS-4
- 12 vCPU Cores
- 48 GB RAM
- 400 GB NVMe
- 30 TB Bandwidth
- 1 Dedicated IP
- 3 Snapshot
- Auto Backup (Optional)
Your strategy shouldn’t depend on your home PC
No power cuts, no Wi-Fi drops
A home PC misses trades when the power, router or Windows update gets in the way. A VPS runs in a data center with backup power and redundant network.
Close to your broker
Orders travel from the VPS to the broker, not from your house. Choose India, Europe or US so your server sits on the same side of the world as your broker’s.
Check from anywhere
Open Remote Desktop from your laptop or phone to see your terminals, adjust an EA or close a trade — then disconnect and let it run.
NVMe speed
Terminals start fast, charts load instantly and back-tests finish sooner on 100% NVMe storage.
Snapshots before changes
Take a snapshot before installing a new EA or update. If something breaks, roll back in minutes.
Human help, 24/7
Stuck setting up MetaTrader to start with Windows? Our team helps on chat, ticket or phone, in Hindi or English.
Trading on your VPS in three steps
Choose the location
Ask your broker where their trade server is. Europe or US for most international brokers, India for Indian brokers. Not sure? Ask us on chat.
Connect with Remote Desktop
Your login details arrive by email, usually within 1–2 hours. On Windows open “Remote Desktop Connection”; on a phone use the Microsoft Remote Desktop app.
Install your terminal
Download MT4, MT5 or your broker’s terminal on the VPS, log in, attach your EAs — then just close the Remote Desktop window. Trading continues.
Forex VPS questions
The one closest to your broker’s trade server. Most international forex brokers run their servers in London or New York, so choose our Europe or US location for them. For Indian brokers (NSE, BSE, MCX terminals or broker APIs), choose India — our India data center is in Mumbai, where the exchanges are. Your broker’s support team can tell you where their server is.
WVPS-1 (4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM) comfortably runs several MT4 or MT5 terminals with Expert Advisors. Each terminal typically uses 200–500 MB of RAM, more with many charts or heavy indicators. If you run many terminals or back-test on the server, choose WVPS-2.
Yes. Close the Remote Desktop window with the ✕ button (do not “Sign out”) and your terminals and EAs keep running on the server 24×7, even when your own computer is off.
The VPS only runs your software — the rules come from your country. For Indian residents, RBI allows forex trading only in permitted INR currency pairs on recognised Indian exchanges through SEBI-registered brokers, and it keeps an alert list of unauthorised forex platforms. Please check your broker is allowed before trading. Volyte does not offer trading services or advice.
Windows sometimes needs a restart after important security updates. Set your terminals to start automatically with Windows (we can help you set this up) so your EAs come back on their own after any restart.
For a single trader WVPS-1 is plenty. For a team, as a guide WVPS-1 suits about 3 people connected at the same time and WVPS-2 about 5–6 — it depends on how many terminals and charts each person runs.
Need Windows for something else too?
The same servers run Tally, ERP and office apps for your whole team. See all Windows VPS plans and versions.