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Why Do We Need VPS in Forex Trading?
Abstract:As a forex trader, have you heard of the term “VPS”? If you have not, this is the perfect article for you. With a mere few dollars per month, you can upgrade your trading experience to enjoy increased stability, fewer slippages, and faster execution speed.

VPS is the short form of ‘Virtual Private Server’, sometimes also known as ‘VPS hosting’. They are virtual proprietary servers that run independently of each other and have their own computing resources, and their functions are almost indistinguishable from those of real servers.

VPS allows traders to connect to the server remotely. In forex trading, VPS refers to a server that is located in the same data center as the trading broker's trading server.
After the VPS has been installed and configured, forex trading on the VPS can continue 24/7 without any disruption, even if the user's computer is turned off at home, or if he is away from his computer/mobile phone.
When you log in to the trading terminal, you will find that trading on the VPS is the same as trading regularly – the way you log on to MT4 or MT5 and place trades remain the same. Nevertheless, VPS provides you with distinct advantages that enhance your trading experience.
VPS is particularly suitable for traders who use EA (Expert Advisor) to automate their trading, which allows them to trade without interruption in case of accidents on their personal computers. VPS can function even in the absence of an Internet connection. In addition, VPS also offers anti-virus, protection against malicious attacks, and secure data backup.
Some forex brokers may offer VPS virtual servers to their clients for a fee but some may offer them for free. The complimentary VPS services usually come with limited functions and with certain terms and conditions tied to them.
Choosing the right VPS service may sometimes be as overwhelming and time-consuming as choosing the right forex broker because there are so many VPS providers in the market. If the wrong provider is chosen, a traders performance and the trading account could be capitulated entirely.
At WikiFX, not only do we help you filter out unreliable forex brokers with our query platform, but we also provide VPS services for traders at a price that is as low as a cup of coffee.

For the desktop version, click this link to find out more about WikiFXs VPS: https://cloud.wikifx.com/en/vps.html

See how WikiFXs VPS promises the same benefits as mentioned above as well?

If you are a WikiFX app user, you can find the VPS services offered by WikiFX here (as demonstrated by the red arrow).
WikiFXs mobile application is one essential item that every forex trader should have on his mobile phone or device. Simply head to Google Play/App Store to download it for free right now.

WikiFX knows that it is everyones right as a forex trader to have a smooth and optimal trading environment, thus we make this affordable for everyone.

With a price tag of as low as 99 cents for an entire month, you will never need to worry about disconnected Internet or slippages ever again.
Investing in the currency market is widely encouraged but it is time to pay attention to the importance of having a prime trading environment and experience.
Remember, you can easily cover back such an insignificant cost with just one trade!

With the implementation of VPS, forex traders can now explore the options of expert advisors (EA), an automated trading system software that helps you trade on its own – now you can bid goodbye to the long screen hours staring at the technical charts and watching every pip move.
To find out more about WikiFXs affordable EA with specially curated strategy to match all trading styles, read this article here:
https://www.wikifx.com/en/newsdetail/202205247714460204.html

Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.
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