Broker VPS Directory / Ingot Brokers Europe Ltd
One broker, multiple servers, one clear winner. Here's the closest real VPS we sell to each of Ingot Brokers Europe Ltd's known trading servers.
Ingot Brokers Europe Ltd operates 4 known MT4/MT5 servers in this directory. The lowest-latency option we sell is 0km from IngotBrokersEurope-Server, starting at $29.00/mo.
Find the exact server your terminal connects to below -- each row links through to its own page with real, live pricing and every nearby region compared.
| Server | Platform | Server location | Nearest VPS we sell | Distance | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IngotBrokersEurope-Server | MT5 | Germany, United Kingdom | London | 0 km | $29.00/mo |
| IngotBrokersEurope-Demo2 | MT5 | United Kingdom | London | 34 km | $29.00/mo |
| IngotBrokersEurope-Server2 | MT5 | Serbia, The Netherlands, United Kingdom | London | 0 km | $29.00/mo |
| IngotBrokersEurope-Server3 | MT5 | United Kingdom | London | 34 km | $29.00/mo |
Ingot Brokers Europe Ltd operates 4 known MT4/MT5 servers in this directory. The lowest-latency option we sell is 0km from IngotBrokersEurope-Server, starting at $29.00/mo.
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Sign up and provisionMany broker server names aren't one single address -- they're a shared login name for several separate regional bridge servers the broker runs in different countries at once (e.g. one "server" can genuinely have real addresses in Hong Kong, Russia, and Germany simultaneously). We match you to the closest VPS we sell against any of that server's known addresses, since that's the best real distance we can calculate -- but if your own trading terminal happens to connect through a different one of that broker's regional endpoints, your true nearest option could differ from what's shown. Distance is always straight-line (haversine) between real, verified coordinates, not measured network latency -- so a 0 km result means one of the broker's known addresses is genuinely in the same location as our VPS datacenter, not a rounding shortcut.