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Apply for an FXTRADING.com VPS: eligibility and costs

Review VPS eligibility, fees, application steps and what happens after you submit an FXTRADING.com VPS request.

FXTRADING.com makes VPS service available to eligible clients. A fee may apply depending on the current package and eligibility requirements. A VPS provides a remote Windows environment; it does not guarantee availability, trade execution, trading performance, profit or a limit on loss.


How do I apply for a VPS?

Before accepting the terms or submitting, ask the Customer Support Team to clarify any differences between the billing information on the application page or in its terms and the information in this article.
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  1. On the English application form, complete Full Name, Email and Trading Account Number.

  2. Review the available packages and select the package you want.

  3. Select your preferred VPS Server Address and an available VPS OS.

  4. Under Terms and Conditions, open Terms and Agreement and read the document. After any billing differences have been clarified, select the acceptance checkbox on the application form only if you agree to the terms.

  5. Submit the application.

Our team will review the request. Review time depends on the information supplied, eligibility checks and current workload. Submission does not mean the request has been approved.


Eligibility and costs

  • Trading volume is assessed in rolling 30-day periods from your application date. VPS fees are deducted in advance from your trading account.

  • Repeated volume shortfalls do not themselves cancel VPS. Applicable fees continue to be deducted from your trading account.

  • For current package prices, volume conditions and plan-change instructions, see How do I upgrade, downgrade, or cancel my current VPS plan?.


After your VPS is provisioned

Use How do I connect to my VPS and verify its CPU, RAM, and storage? to connect safely and check the assigned resources. Do not share a Remote Desktop password or complete login credentials.

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