MetaQuotes has expanded its infrastructure network with a new hosting site in Amsterdam, allowing brokers to deploy MetaTrader 5 backup servers in the Dutch capital.
The Amsterdam launch comes as MetaQuotes continues to expand the infrastructure that supports its brokerage ecosystem. At the Finance Magnates Summit London 2025, The company said it has invested “millions” in global server infrastructurewith hosting locations across major financial centers including London, New York, Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo.
The move gives brokers another option for building resilient trading infrastructure as companies seek to reduce operational risks and improve platform uptime.
The backup server is a key component of the MetaTrader 5 high availability architecture. It constantly synchronizes with the primary trading server and can take over operations if the main site experiences a catastrophic failure.
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According to MetaQuotes, the new Amsterdam location aims to “enhance” geographic redundancy. Brokers can place backup servers in a different country than their primary trading servers, reducing exposure to disruptions affecting a single data center, network provider, or region.
For example, a broker that operates its primary trading server in London could deploy a backup server in Amsterdam. This geographic separation can help improve business continuity during infrastructure outages, MetaQuotes said.
The new hosting option is available through MT5
Amsterdam is one of the largest financial and network centers in Europe, providing connectivity to brokers, liquidity providers and financial institutions. The company said that the site provides companies with greater flexibility when designing fault-tolerant trading systems.
Beyond basic trading platforms
The infrastructure expansion comes as MetaQuotes expands its product offerings beyond MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. In 2025, the company introduced Volume-based pricing model for its Ultency Liquidity Bridge and launched Metatrader.comA financial information portal for traders and developers.
MetaQuotes has expanded its infrastructure network with a new hosting site in Amsterdam, allowing brokers to deploy MetaTrader 5 backup servers in the Dutch capital.
The Amsterdam launch comes as MetaQuotes continues to expand the infrastructure that supports its brokerage ecosystem. At the Finance Magnates Summit London 2025, The company said it has invested “millions” in global server infrastructurewith hosting locations across major financial centers including London, New York, Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo.
The move gives brokers another option for building resilient trading infrastructure as companies seek to reduce operational risks and improve platform uptime.
The backup server is a key component of the MetaTrader 5 high availability architecture. It constantly synchronizes with the primary trading server and can take over operations if the main site experiences a catastrophic failure.
Read more: Are third-party bridge providers priced by MetaQuotes?
According to MetaQuotes, the new Amsterdam location aims to “enhance” geographic redundancy. Brokers can place backup servers in a different country than their primary trading servers, reducing exposure to disruptions affecting a single data center, network provider, or region.
For example, a broker that operates its primary trading server in London could deploy a backup server in Amsterdam. This geographic separation can help improve business continuity during infrastructure outages, MetaQuotes said.
The new hosting option is available through MT5
Amsterdam is one of the largest financial and network centers in Europe, providing connectivity to brokers, liquidity providers and financial institutions. The company said that the site provides companies with greater flexibility when designing fault-tolerant trading systems.
Beyond basic trading platforms
The infrastructure expansion comes as MetaQuotes expands its product offerings beyond MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. In 2025, the company introduced Volume-based pricing model for its Ultency Liquidity Bridge and launched Metatrader.comA financial information portal for traders and developers.
