A forex VPS that trades while you sleep.

An EA on a laptop has three enemies: sleep, power cuts and ISP outages — all of which strike exactly during the sessions you can’t watch. A Windows VPS removes all three: MetaTrader runs on a machine that never sleeps, on a datacenter port designed for uptime.

For Indian traders the latency story is different from London-style forex VPS marketing. Most Indian broker infrastructure (and the NSE/BSE ecosystem) sits in Mumbai — a Mumbai or Delhi node keeps you single-digit-to-low-ms from the endpoints that matter, while London VPSs would add 120ms+ to manage your terminal.

And unlike the forex-VPS industry’s favourite trick, there’s no Windows licence add-on hidden in the checkout — every tier ships licensed.

• 1. Deploy a Windows VPS — Hut (1GB) runs 1–2 terminals, Cabin/Cottage for 3–6.
• 2. Connect over RDP (~60 seconds after payment) and install MT4/MT5 normally.
• 3. Attach your EAs and set the terminal to auto-login; enable Windows auto-start for MT on reboot.
• 4. Optional: restrict RDP to your home IP — the terminals don’t need it open.
• 5. Leave it running. Check in from your phone with the Microsoft Remote Desktop app whenever you like.

When this is NOT enough

A single VPS comfortably runs up to ~6 terminals. Prop-firm fleets of 10+ terminals, tick-data backtesting rigs, or latency strategies where microseconds matter should talk to us about bigger tiers — and if your strategy truly needs colocation next to the exchange, no retail VPS (ours included) is the right product for that.