A VPS for your trading bot. Awake all month, on a fixed IP.
Run Freqtrade, Hummingbot, Jesse or your own code on a KVM server that never sleeps, with a fixed IPv4 address to whitelist on your API keys and a site chosen for your exchange. Paid in USDT or any coin we take, no ID, from $3.29 a month.
From USDT to a running bot in three steps
Fund a USD balance once, deploy in the right location, and the bot runs until you stop it.
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Create an account with an e-mail address
No name, phone number or document, and nothing is charged until you top up.
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Top up in USDT
USDT on TRC-20 is credited in about a minute for a fee of cents; BTC, ETH and XMR work too. From $25, at a rate locked for 30 minutes.
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Deploy and start the bot
Pick a plan and a location, choose Ubuntu 24.04 with the Docker stack, and the VPS is online in under a minute. Add its IPv4 address to your API key’s whitelist and start the container.
- IncludedFixed IPv4Stays with the server; whitelist it on your API keys
- SingaporeNearest site to Tokyo venuesAbout 70 ms round trip to the Tokyo region
- 99.99%Uptime SLANetwork and power, credits paid to your balance
- NoneIdentity checksPay in USDT, BTC, ETH or XMR
VPS plans for bots, in all six locations
AMD EPYC, NVMe and DDR5 ECC at the same price in every location. VPS-4 meets Freqtrade’s recommended minimum with room for several bots; VPS-1 suits a single light bot.
| Plan | vCPU | RAM | NVMe | Traffic | Monthly | Order |
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| VPS-1In stock | 1 vCPUAMD EPYC | 2 GBDDR5 ECC | 40 GBNVMe Gen4 | 4 TB1 Gbps | $3.29/mo | Order |
| VPS-2 | 2 vCPUAMD EPYC | 4 GBDDR5 ECC | 80 GBNVMe Gen4 | 8 TB1 Gbps | $5.89/mo | Sold out |
| VPS-4PopularIn stock | 4 vCPUAMD EPYC | 8 GBDDR5 ECC | 160 GBNVMe Gen4 | 12 TB1 Gbps | $6.99/mo | Order |
| VPS-8Low stock · 3 left | 8 vCPUAMD EPYC | 16 GBDDR5 ECC | 320 GBNVMe Gen4 | 20 TB1 Gbps | $15.39/mo | Order |
| VPS-16In stock | 16 vCPUAMD EPYC | 32 GBDDR5 ECC | 640 GBNVMe Gen4 | 32 TB1 Gbps | $40.69/mo | Order |
| VPS-32 | 32 vCPUAMD EPYC | 64 GBDDR5 ECC | 1.2 TBNVMe Gen4 | 50 TB1 Gbps | $81.39/mo | Sold out |
What a trading bot needs from a server
A bot needs three things a laptop does not give it: it must be awake all the time, it must connect from a fixed address, and it should sit at a sensible distance from the exchange. A KVM VPS covers the first two by design. Memory and NVMe storage are yours, every plan keeps a guaranteed CPU baseline, and the IPv4 address stays with the server until you delete it, through reinstalls and resizes. That address is what you whitelist on your API keys, so a leaked key is useless from anywhere else.
Distance is worth being precise about. Most large exchanges run their matching engines in Tokyo: Gate and OKX say so, Binance, KuCoin and Bitget are widely measured there, and Bybit moves there from Singapore on 12 November 2026. Kraken and Deribit run in London data centers, Coinbase in Northern Virginia. We have no site in Tokyo: Singapore is about 70 ms from it, Amsterdam and Frankfurt are 8 to 18 ms from London, and New York is a few milliseconds from Northern Virginia. For bots that trade on candles of a minute or more, that is plenty. For market making where single milliseconds decide fills, rent a server in Tokyo next to the matching engine instead.
The other trap is the address itself. Binance answers United States IP addresses with HTTP 451 and Bybit with 403, so bots for those venues cannot run in New York or Los Angeles, and Freqtrade’s documentation lists the Netherlands among the server countries Binance blocks. Several exchanges also limit API keys that are not bound to an IP: Binance keeps them read-only, Bybit lets them expire after 90 days, OKX after 14 days of inactivity. A fixed IPv4 solves the second problem, the right location the first. Exchanges also restrict by the country of your account, which no server can change: check their terms.
What traders run on these servers
- FreqtradePython strategies with backtesting, hyperopt and FreqUI, run with Docker Compose so the bot restarts after a reboot.
- HummingbotMarket making and arbitrage across exchange connectors; 4 GB of RAM per instance, so VPS-4 runs two.
- Your own codeCCXT scripts, websocket listeners and order managers in Python, Node.js, Go or Rust.
- Backtesting and researchYears of candles on NVMe with Jupyter and pandas; dedicated cores on the High-frequency line.
- Alert and signal botsTelegram and Discord bots that watch prices, funding rates and wallets around the clock.
- MetaTrader expert advisorsMT4 and MT5 on a Windows RDP with the licence included and a fixed address.
Everything a server needs, nothing to add on
- KVM, full rootReal virtualisation with your own kernel. Any OS from our images, or your own ISO.
- Dedicated NVMeLocal NVMe Gen4 in RAID-10. Your disk is not a shared network volume.
- DDR5 ECC memoryError-corrected memory on every node. No ballooning, no overselling of RAM.
- 1 Gbps portGenerous monthly traffic, then unmetered at 100 Mbps. Never a surprise bill.
- SnapshotsTake a snapshot before every change and roll back in seconds. Two included.
- Private networkFree VLAN between your servers in the same location, plus floating IPs.
- IPv4 + /64 IPv6One clean IPv4 and a /64 IPv6 block per server, reverse DNS editable.
- DDoS protectionAlways-on volumetric filtering up to 3 Tbps, at no extra cost.
Same price in all 6 locations
- Core network site
- Data center
Europe3
FRAFrankfurtGPU
AMSAmsterdamGPU
HELHelsinki
North America2
NYCNew YorkGPULAXLos Angeles
Asia-Pacific1
SINSingaporeGPU
Other ways to pay, other things to rent
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero or Tether fund one USD balance. Each coin has its own page with confirmation times, fees and pitfalls.
Trading bot hosting questions, answered
Which location should I choose for my exchange?
Singapore for venues hosted in Tokyo, such as Binance, OKX, Gate, Bitget, KuCoin and Hyperliquid, and for Bybit, which is in Singapore until it moves to Tokyo on 12 November 2026. Amsterdam or Frankfurt for Kraken and Deribit in London, New York for Coinbase. Keep Binance and Bybit bots out of New York and Los Angeles, and Binance bots out of Amsterdam.
Which plan does Freqtrade or Hummingbot need?
Freqtrade recommends at least 2 vCPU and 2 GB of RAM, so VPS-4 (4 vCPU, 8 GB, $6.99) is the right start and runs several bots with FreqUI; hyperopt is memory-hungry, so give it more room or the High-frequency line. Hummingbot asks for 4 GB of RAM per instance, so VPS-4 runs two. Lighter bots such as Jesse or OctoBot fit on VPS-1.
Can I whitelist the server’s address on my API keys?
Yes. Every VPS has its own IPv4 address that stays with the server until you delete it, through reinstalls and resizes, plus a /64 of IPv6. Whitelist the IPv4: Binance and Gate accept IPv4 only, and OKX, Coinbase and Kraken accept it too. Hyperliquid has no IP whitelist; it signs requests with an API wallet and applies its rate limits per IP, so a server of your own keeps those limits to yourself.
Will an exchange block my server?
Binance answers US addresses with HTTP 451 and Bybit with 403, so their bots cannot run from New York or Los Angeles, and Freqtrade’s documentation also lists the Netherlands among the countries Binance blocks. In a public test in July 2026, Frankfurt and Singapore probes reached all the major venues. Exchanges change these rules and also restrict by account country, so check their terms before you deploy.
Are bots and heavy API traffic allowed?
Yes. API and websocket traffic is small next to the 4 TB or more included with every plan, and the acceptable-use policy has no rule against bots. It forbids abuse such as spam, attacks and scanning, and cryptocurrency mining on VPS plans.
Can I pay for the VPS in USDT?
Yes. USDT on TRC-20 is credited in about a minute and USDT on ERC-20 in a few. Prices are in USD, so the plan costs the same every month whatever the market does, and renewals are taken from the balance automatically.
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