FOREX CLOUD DESKTOP / LOCATION GUIDE

Compare trading routes. Choose your cloud location.

Choose your broker and exact MT4/MT5 server. Compare the connection from each available forex desktop location to that server, then carry your chosen location into the desktop order.

01

Your computer

View and operate the remote desktop

02

Forex Cloud Desktop

Runs your MT4 / MT5 terminal and EA

03

Broker trading server

Receives and processes trading instructions

The highlighted connection is the hosting-location-to-broker route. Your connection to the remote desktop affects how smoothly you operate it; the two routes serve different purposes.

Reference round-trip measurements from hosting locations to broker live/demo servers. They are not measurements from your home connection or a guarantee of execution speed. Select your exact platform and server. Missing locations, including Frankfurt where not covered, remain unavailable. Data is requested dynamically and refreshed while this page is open.

Forex Cloud Desktop
Location guide

Use the result with confidence

  1. 01

    Find your exact server

    Check the server name in your MT4/MT5 account. One broker may operate many different servers.

  2. 02

    Compare the same route

    Numbers compare hosting locations to that server, not your home connection to the desktop.

  3. 03

    Choose the location and configure

    Use “Configure a desktop here” to return with the location selected. Choose the plan and period, then review the invoice. Verify connectivity again after delivery.

Questions about the measurements

Is the fastest result a trading guarantee?

No. Network round-trip latency is one factor. Broker processing, spreads, slippage and market conditions also affect execution.

Why are some locations blank?

The source does not cover every server and location. Missing data stays unavailable; it is never treated as zero latency.

How current is this data?

Results are requested dynamically, briefly cached and refreshed while this page is open. The timestamp is the retrieval time, not an independent measurement time.