Low-Latency Trading VPS Locations. 8 Datacenters, One Connected Edge.

Choose the route to CME, NYSE, NASDAQ, forex brokers, Kalshi, Polymarket or Bybit that fits your trading platform.

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Every region. One network.An illustration of the QuantVPS Edge.

99.999% uptime SLA in every region

How the Edge works

8 trading VPS datacenters: Chicago, New York, London, Dublin, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Tokyo and Singapore.

Compare the markets each location serves, then explore its plans and connection details. Latencies are route-specific targets, not the distance from your device.

USA

Chicago

CME Futures Trading

0.52ms

Target to venue

CME Group

  • Tradovate
  • NinjaTrader
  • Rithmic

CME-adjacent Chicago infrastructure for futures traders running Tradovate, NinjaTrader, and Rithmic, with a 0.52ms route to CME Globex and support for prop firm trading. Your platform arrives pre-installed at checkout, and plans start at $29.99/month with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Network
Cross-connects to CME Globex in the same metro, with tier-1 carriers and BGP failover behind them.
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USA

New York

Equities, Options, FX & Polymarket

0–2ms

Target to venue

NYSE/NASDAQ/FX

  • Thinkorswim
  • MetaTrader 4/5
  • cTrader

Best for US equities, options, New York broker infrastructure, FX routing, and US-facing market APIs.

Network
Placed beside NY4 broker and exchange infrastructure for NYSE, NASDAQ, and FX liquidity providers.
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UK

London

FX EA Trading

0–10ms

Target to venue

LSE/FX

  • MetaTrader 4
  • MetaTrader 5
  • cTrader

Best for MetaTrader Expert Advisors, European FX brokers, London-session automation, and low-latency VPS hosting for forex traders.

Network
Short paths to London-hosted FX broker trade servers, on diverse tier-1 carriers with BGP failover.
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Ireland

Dublin

EU Cloud and API Trading

Primary route

European Markets

Best for European equities and index strategies, Linux bots, and always-on API trading from an EU connectivity hub.

Network
An EU connectivity hub with diverse carriers for European equities, index, and API strategies.
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Netherlands

Amsterdam

European FX Trading

Primary route

EU FX Brokers

  • MetaTrader 4/5
  • cTrader
  • TradingView

Best for EU FX broker routing, AMS-IX connectivity, MetaTrader/cTrader deployments, and automated forex strategies.

Network
AMS-IX peering keeps EU FX broker routing short, with alternate carrier paths always available.
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Germany

Frankfurt

Central European Trading

Primary route

Central European Markets

Best for central European routing, Frankfurt-session strategies, DE-CIX adjacency, and EU broker proximity.

Network
DE-CIX adjacency for central European venues and brokers, with redundant tier-1 transit.
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Japan

Tokyo

APAC Crypto Trading

Primary route

APAC crypto exchanges

  • Bybit
  • Binance

Best for APAC crypto bots, Bybit-focused workflows, 24/7 automated strategies, and regional crypto market access.

Network
Beside the APAC matching engines Bybit and Binance run on, with a dedicated IP for API whitelisting.
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Singapore

Singapore

APAC Forex and API Trading

Primary route

Singapore broker endpoints

  • MetaTrader 4/5
  • cTrader
  • Python bots

Choose Singapore when your account connects to a Singapore-hosted broker or API endpoint. Compare the exact trade server, market-data connection and order-entry route during your intended trading session.

Network
Place your workspace near Singapore-hosted broker and API endpoints. Check the route to your specific endpoint before choosing a location.
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The same standards in every location.

Regional city imagery. For facility systems and resilience, explore the infrastructure.

Power
Fault-tolerant 2N utility and UPS feeds, with diesel generators and 48+ hours of fuel on site.
Cooling
Concurrently maintainable 2N cooling holds rack temperatures through equipment failures.
Compliance
SOC 2 Type II facilities with biometric access, mantrap entry, and 24/7 security staff.

Latency by datacenter: 0.52ms to CME, 0–2ms to NYSE and NASDAQ, 0–10ms to forex brokers, 0–1ms to Binance and Bybit.

Published network latency from each QuantVPS datacenter to the venues it serves. Route-specific targets, not live measurements; your figure depends on the broker endpoint.
Published QuantVPS routes by datacenter and venue
DatacenterVenue and published network latency
ChicagoCME Futures Trading
New YorkEquities, Options, FX & Polymarket
LondonFX EA Trading
TokyoAPAC Crypto Trading
AmsterdamEuropean FX Trading

Peering at AMS-IXNo published venue figure: measure your broker route.

FrankfurtCentral European Trading

Peering at DE-CIXNo published venue figure: measure your broker route.

DublinEU Cloud and API Trading

Peering at INEXNo published venue figure: measure your broker route.

SingaporeAPAC Forex and API Trading

Measure the route to your broker or API endpoint.

Pick by market, not by map: futures to Chicago, stocks to New York, forex to your broker's hub, crypto to Tokyo.

Start from the market your strategy trades. Each city links its plans, routes and the platforms that run best from it.

  • Futures: CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX

    Chicago for the CME Globex route.

    Chicago

  • US stocks and options

    New York for US equity and options workflows.

    New York

  • Forex EAs

    Follow your broker's trade servers: NY4 for IC Markets, OANDA, Vantage and Fusion; LD4 for Pepperstone, Axi and Exness.

    New YorkLondon

  • Crypto bots

    Tokyo for Binance, Bybit and OKX; New York for Coinbase, Kraken and Solana.

    TokyoNew York

  • Prediction markets

    London for Polymarket; Chicago for Kalshi.

    LondonChicago

  • Eurex and Xetra

    Frankfurt for central European venues.

    Frankfurt

  • EU forex without a London server

    Amsterdam for EU broker networks and AMS-IX peering.

    Amsterdam

  • Singapore and Southeast Asian endpoints

    Singapore for broker and API services hosted in the region. Compare your actual endpoint before choosing a location.

    Singapore

  • EU-resident API and Linux bots

    Dublin for EU cloud services and API workloads.

    Dublin

Find your platform's datacenter: search 46 brokers, feeds and platforms.

Latency as low as 0.52ms for CME futures traders is only one part of the decision. Search your broker, datafeed, or trading software below to see the QuantVPS location with the lowest routing distance.

Search your broker, datafeed, or platform to see the datacenter with the lowest latency.

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Every plan runs on the same 99.999% infrastructure.

99.999% monthly VPS availability, backed by our SLA. Availability and service-credit eligibility are assessed monthly under the SLA’s measurement rules, coverage and exclusions.

  • Core infrastructure. Redundant systems ensure continuous operation.

  • Network availability. Multiple carriers and automatic failover.

  • SLA-backed promise. Contractual uptime guarantee with credits.

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99.999% Uptime SLAMonthly VPS availability. Illustrates the commitment, not measured service history.

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Tier IV datacenters, operated and protected around the clock

Tier IV.

Concurrently maintainable facilities. Built to keep your trading environment running.

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The same managed foundation behind every location.

Location changes the path to your market. It should not change the quality of the workspace running your strategy.

Inside the infrastructure
Footprint
8
Datacenters near major venues
Chicago to CME
0.52ms
Typical latency; gateway and route dependent
Uptime SLA
99.999%
Backed by service credits
Operations
24/7
One NOC across every region

  • Compute for your trading stack

    Fast CPUs, NVMe storage, and Windows or Linux environments for EAs, NinjaTrader strategies, crypto bots, charts, and persistent remote sessions.

  • Resilient connectivity

    Diverse carrier paths, upstream redundancy, and monitored routing keep the focus on stable connections through news, rollovers, and active sessions.

  • Protection and operations

    DDoS filtering, isolated environments, backups, and monitoring support the workload beyond the initial deployment.

Trading VPS locations FAQ.

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If any of these sound familiar, a trading VPS is the fix.

For server-side strategies, prioritize the endpoint used by your broker, feed, or API. Your home connection affects remote-desktop responsiveness, which is a different route. Test both if you also place discretionary orders remotely.

Chicago is a starting point for supported CME futures gateways; New York for many US-market and FX connections. London, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt serve different European paths. These are regional use cases, not guarantees for every account.

Check jitter, packet loss, disconnections, and route consistency during your trading hours. Test the actual application endpoint. A single low ping does not describe the full broker-to-exchange order lifecycle.

No. Availability depends on the platform and plan shown in checkout; Dublin is currently not orderable in the standard configuration. Confirm the selectable region before arranging a migration or changing IP allowlists.

Separate servers can place independent clients closer to different destinations. Keep order ownership explicit, avoid duplicate strategy instances, and plan account sessions and recovery so a regional setup does not create conflicting trades.

No. Residency rules, account permissions, API access, and market-data entitlements still apply. A server’s IP address must not be used to bypass geographic restrictions or gain access to an unauthorized product.
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Answers on servers, latency, access, security and support.