NulNetSingapore Trading Bot VPS No KYC
Bot host on SGIX: Vanguard $26.50 (8 vCPU / 24 GB DDR5), unmetered 5 Gbps, no KYC. Pay USDT for a fixed quote or XMR for a quieter trail.
Bot host on SGIX: Vanguard $26.50 (8 vCPU / 24 GB DDR5), unmetered 5 Gbps, no KYC. Pay USDT for a fixed quote or XMR for a quieter trail.
21 locations · 16 coins · SLA 99.95% · no KYC · public canary
VPS from $3* (fund $50+), storage 1–5 TB NVMe from $24/mo annual-eff, dedicated with IPMI from $30.80/mo. Crypto invoice, no KYC.
Launch nowPut the bot next to the venue, not next to a slogan
Rival pages advertise sub-5 ms to specific exchanges without publishing a measurement path, and we will not copy that. What we commit to: the SGIX peering point, a 100 Gbps facility uplink, and a looking glass so you can time the rack against your actual venue before paying anything. Distance to Binance, OKX or Bybit seats is your measurement, not our marketing line.
Workload context: trading bots without KYC. Rack facts: Singapore location.
Why Vanguard, not a bargain Windows Core
Count the residents before counting cores: the bot itself, a websocket fan-out, Redis for warm state, the strategy's dataframe history, and a crash-loop log that grows exactly when things get interesting. That pile eats 4 GB before lunch, and MetaTrader adds a desktop stack on top. Vanguard $26.50 answers with eight vCPU, 24 GB DDR5 ECC, 400 GB NVMe and an unmetered 5 Gbps port; nested virt stays on and L3/L4 filtering is included, so a UDP flood is an incident report rather than an invoice.
Exchange terms and market-making rules are yours to honor. We rent root; the strategy risk stays with you.
Recommended: Vanguard $26.50 in Singapore
Linux for CCXT-class stacks, a catalog Windows image when MetaTrader is non-negotiable. Pay USDT to freeze the monthly figure, or XMR when the payment should say less about you; both hit the same provisioning clock of about a minute after credit.
Vanguard $26.50 · Singapore · trading size
Open checkoutBot checklist and the metal exit
Three habits keep bot boxes alive: a supervisor or systemd unit that restarts the strategy, log rotation before the 400 GB NVMe fills with backtest output, and secrets in files readable only by the service user. Alerting belongs outside the box — a second Scout watching the first is cheaper than one silent weekend.
When the fleet outgrows slices — parallel backtests, multiple MT instances, a tick database — dedicated servers with IPMI take over from Shield at $30.80/mo annual-eff, eight Xeon cores and 32 GB ECC, racked 2–4 hours after the invoice. History-heavy data lands on storage VPS plans: 1–5 TB of root NVMe from $24/mo annual-eff on the same account.
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Do you run the bot?
No. You get root and install your own stack; we stay responsible for the hypervisor and the network.
Windows for MT4/MT5?
Yes — catalog Windows Server images on the same no-KYC invoice; the deploy link on this page carries the OS stamp.
Is Sentry enough?
For a paper-trading dry run, yes. We decline to size a live money process on 4 GB; that is Vanguard's job.
Which coin for the invoice?
USDT freezes the dollar figure; XMR minimizes the payment trail; BTC works and is simply slower at 2 blocks.
Can I split bots across Singapore and Tokyo?
Yes — one account, multiple locations, one coin list. Measure both racks from the venue first.
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Ready to launch?
Build the box — VPS, storage or bare metal — create the password, pay the invoice that follows.