Hyonix: plans, pricing, server locations and how to order

Key facts

Plans and pricing

All plans: unmetered bandwidth and a Dual 25 Gbps network, as stated on the home page

Server locations

The home page lists 18 location cities (the text on the same page says "15 locations"): London · Los Angeles · Dallas · Ashburn · New York · Miami · Chicago · Phoenix · Bend · Charlotte · Toronto · Amsterdam · Frankfurt · Dublin · Singapore · Tokyo · Hong Kong · Sydney. The website does not state latency to any broker's servers. You pick the location yourself when ordering.

Payment, trial and refunds

You can pay with PayPal · credit/debit card (via Stripe) · Alipay and cryptocurrencies. The terms of service state a 7-day money-back guarantee that applies only to the first order of 1 service, on monthly or quarterly billing, paid with PayPal or a credit/debit card, and the refund must be requested through the ticket system. Cryptocurrency payments are non-refundable, and no refund is given in cases of automatic payments, abuse, suspension or termination of the account. Invoices are issued 10 days before the due date. Unpaid services are suspended 1 day after the due date and terminated 7 days after the due date. When a service is terminated, all data is deleted and cannot be recovered. The website does not mention a free trial.

Availability and limits

The terms of service guarantee 99.99% uptime for network and hardware, excluding cases such as scheduled maintenance announced 24 hours in advance, software or operating system issues, customer misconfiguration, DDoS attacks and force majeure. Compensation is given as an extension of service time, not cash, up to 1 month per calendar month. The terms include a Financial Activities Disclaimer stating that Hyonix provides infrastructure services only and is not responsible for the outcome of Forex, cryptocurrency or stock trading activities. Customers are responsible for their own backups, and the acceptable use policy states that sustained CPU usage above 90% for more than 2 hours may be throttled.

How to order Hyonix

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   Step 1: Press "See Hyonix plans" on this page, then sign up or log in to the Hyonix client area
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   Step 2: Click New Order, then choose the server location (Region) and the operating system
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   Step 3: Choose a plan and a billing cycle (monthly, quarterly, every 6 months or annually)
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   Step 4: Choose a payment method and click Pay Now
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   Step 5: Hyonix's guide says the server is deployed within 5 minutes of payment. Login details arrive by email and are shown in the server dashboard

Using it with KuyTrade

KuyTrade bots run on MT5, which has to stay open the whole time the market is open. A VPS is a machine that stays on 24 hours a day, so you can switch your own computer off while MT5 on the VPS stays open, as long as the VPS and its connection are working normally. Hyonix is a Windows VPS accessed over RDP, and MT5 is a Windows program (the Hyonix website does not mention MT5 itself).

FAQ

Sources

1. Provider's official site Hyonix home page (plans · locations · payment) · Viewed 05/10/2026
2. Provider's official site Hyonix About us page · Viewed 05/10/2026
3. Provider's official site Hyonix terms of service (updated 24/08/2026) · Viewed 05/10/2026
4. Provider's official site Hyonix acceptable use policy (updated 24/08/2026) · Viewed 05/10/2026
5. Provider's official site Hyonix ordering guide (updated 24/10/2023) · Viewed 05/10/2026

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