Broker VPS Directory / PT. Java Global Futures / JavaGlobalFutures-Live
Distance is the one latency cost you can actually eliminate. Here's exactly where to put your VPS for JavaGlobalFutures-Live.
JavaGlobalFutures-Live is a MT5 trading server operated by PT. Java Global Futures. The closest VPS we can actually sell you is in London, United Kingdom, 0km away, for $29.00/mo.
This is where JavaGlobalFutures-Live's own trading server is detected via public network lookup -- not where the VPS below is. We match you to the closest VPS we sell to that address, which may be in a different country.
These aren't rate-card estimates -- it's the same live catalog you'd see at checkout, for a Windows VPS that provisions automatically with MetaTrader 4 and 5 already installed.
| Location | Distance / Ping | Specs | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| London, United Kingdom | 0 km | 2 vCPU / 4GB (Windows) | $29.00/mo | Get this VPS |
| London, United Kingdom | 0 km | 2 vCPU / 2GB (Windows) | $24.99/mo | Choose |
| London, United Kingdom | 0 km | 2 vCPU / 4GB (Windows) | $50.15/mo | Choose |
| Jakarta, Indonesia | 2 km | 2 vCPU / 4GB (Windows) | $50.04/mo | Choose |
| Singapore, Singapore | 10 km | 2 vCPU / 4GB (Windows) | $29.00/mo | Choose |
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Get this VPS — $29.00/moPT. Java Global Futures has 2 known MT4/MT5 servers in this directory, with verified infrastructure in Indonesia, Singapore, United Kingdom.
Other servers from this broker: JavaGlobalFutures-Demo Server
Every order your Expert Advisor sends has to physically travel to PT. Java Global Futures's server and back before it's confirmed. That round trip is bounded by the speed of light through fiber -- no software optimization changes it, only geography does. A terminal running on a home connection hundreds or thousands of kilometers from JavaGlobalFutures-Live adds real, measurable delay to every order: more slippage on fast-moving news, more requotes on scalping strategies, and a real edge handed to whichever trader's infrastructure sits closer. Running your terminal on a Windows VPS colocated near your broker's actual server address is the single largest latency lever most retail traders never pull.
JavaGlobalFutures-Live is a MT5 trading server operated by PT. Java Global Futures. The closest VPS we can actually sell you is in London, United Kingdom, 0km away, for $29.00/mo.
A 2 vCPU / 4GB (Windows) Windows VPS in London, 0km from JavaGlobalFutures-Live, costs $29.00/mo at today's live price. 4 other nearby locations are shown below if you'd rather compare.
The recommended VPS (London) is a 2 vCPU / 4GB (Windows) instance with MetaTrader 4 and 5 pre-installed and Windows Remote Desktop access -- log in with your own broker account and start trading, no extra setup.
Distance is calculated as straight-line (great-circle/haversine) distance between JavaGlobalFutures-Live's publicly verified server location and each VPS location's real datacenter coordinates -- not measured network latency, since we don't have a real ping/round-trip measurement for this specific pairing yet. In practice, a shorter straight-line distance strongly correlates with lower latency, but isn't a guarantee.
No. This is an independent, third-party VPS comparison page compiled by metatraderVPS. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by PT. Java Global Futures.
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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.