Two trading VPS brands. One infrastructure standard.

What ForexVPS.net and FXVM Do

A trader’s PC is a poor place to run a strategy. It sleeps, it updates, and it sits hundreds of milliseconds from the broker. Both brands move the trading software into a financial data centre and keep it running.

1. Launch
Pick the location closest to the broker, with a latency check to help. The server comes with Windows and trading platforms ready to install, online in minutes.

2. Run
MT4, MT5, cTrader, NinjaTrader and the rest run around the clock. The trader connects from any device by remote desktop, or through ForexVPS.net’s browser-based control panel.

3. Offer
Through ForexVPS.net, brokers plug the service into their own site with one line of code or an API, brand it as their own, and set the rules for which clients get a sponsored server. New servers come online in about 60 seconds.

Both brands are the hosting layer only. They run the trader’s software next to the broker; the trading platform makes its own connection to the broker’s servers.

Two Brands, One Job

Same infrastructure, different resource profile. The split lets Think Huge serve two distinct traders without running two infrastructures.

ForexVPS.net
For the trader running several platforms, heavy Expert Advisors or a multi-account setup.
22 financial data centres worldwide
Latency to brokers from around 1 ms
2 to 6 dedicated CPU cores, 4 to 8 GB RAM, 100 to 200 GB storage, or custom builds up to 10 cores and 12 GB
Reserved resource buffer for high-impact news events
Dedicated servers, including GPU-accelerated options
Trade copier and trading analytics included
Broker white-label programme

FXVM
For the trader running one or two platforms who wants a dependable server without paying for headroom they will not use.
16 VPS locations in major financial hubs
Latency to brokers from 0 to 5 ms
2 dedicated CPU cores, 1.5 to 4 GB RAM, 60 to 90 GB storage
Entry-level virtual desktop tier restricted to a single trading platform
Setup in about five minutes
Broker landing pages and partnerships

Both brands include a dedicated IP address, automatic backups, servers that are never overloaded, DDoS protection, 24/7 specialist support and a 99.99% uptime SLA.

The Infrastructure Challenge Underneath

A trading VPS is a small, always-on workload with a very specific set of demands.

Location is the product. A trader’s server needs to sit in the same facility as their broker’s, or the latency advantage disappears. That means presence in every data centre where brokers are, not just the big two.

News releases break shared hosting. When non-farm payrolls land, every trading platform on the host wants CPU at the same second. A general-purpose VPS oversold for the average freezes at exactly the wrong moment.

It cannot go down. A strategy with an open position that loses its server is a financial loss. There is no convenient maintenance window in a market that runs five and a half days a week.

Traders are targets. Servers holding trading platforms and broker credentials attract attacks. Protection has to be standard, not optional.

One size does not fit every trader. A trader running one Expert Advisor and a trader running eight terminals have different needs and different budgets. Serving both means right-sizing compute per user without lowering the standard for the smaller one.

Brokers need it to run itself. A broker offering servers to thousands of clients cannot approve, build and support each one by hand.

How Think Huge Powers ForexVPS.net and FXVM

Every trader gets a dedicated environment, sized for them. Resources are never shared and servers are never overloaded on either brand. Each VPS has its own CPU, memory, storage and dedicated IP. The tiers differ in size, not in standard.

Servers sit inside financial data centres. ForexVPS.net runs in 22 and FXVM in 16, across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa, in the same Equinix and carrier-neutral facilities brokers use. On ForexVPS.net, a Network Operations Team monitors trace routes and latency to broker servers on an ongoing basis.

A resource buffer is reserved for the peaks. On ForexVPS.net, extra capacity is held back and allocated automatically during high-impact news, so platforms do not freeze when the market moves.

Provisioning is automated end to end. Servers are built from templates in minutes. Brokers create and destroy servers through an API or an embedded form, with MT4 and MT5 pre-installed, live in about 60 seconds and billed pro rata in arrears.

Data is backed up. Automatic backups are standard on both brands. ForexVPS.net adds continuous data replication and restore to a previous version on demand.

Security is standard. DDoS protection is active around the clock on both brands. FXVM runs firewall and intrusion detection systems 24/7; ForexVPS.net specifies protection against volumetric and L4 protocol-based attacks.

Traders who need more get dedicated hardware. ForexVPS.net offers dedicated servers, including GPU-accelerated options, for heavier workloads.

Both brands carry a 99.99% uptime SLA.

ForexVPS.net and FXVM join PingPlayers, PingCore, AlgoBuilder and TradingHost on the same infrastructure Think Huge sells to partners. There is no lighter internal version.

FXVM is not a lighter standard. It is the same standard with a smaller allocation.