Global Infrastructure, Local Precision: IUX Explains Chart and Server Time Differences

To support fast and stable execution, IUX operates cloud servers in the world’s leading financial data center location, serving clients in various regions. As these servers operate in different time zones, the platform aligns its chart data and candle opening times based on local server time. As a result, traders may observe minor differences in chart times or candle structures when compared with platforms hosted in other regions.

Market open and close times also vary by region depending on their respective trading sessions. These natural differences in market structure may cause charts across brokers to display slightly different data, especially during session transitions or time-sensitive events like economic announcements. IUX minimizes regional server differences to ensure accurate, stable data. Efficient data management enhances timely, precise order execution, reducing delays and price fluctuations.

During periods of high market volatility, slight variations may occur in how quickly prices are updated across platforms. However, IUX continuously synchronizes its liquidity feeds to align with aggregated market conditions in real time. Shorter time frames such as M1, M5, and M15 are structured to remain closely aligned with general market behavior, supporting effective technical analysis for active traders. The platform also recalibrates at the close of each candle or time frame to reflect aggregated liquidity data accurately.

These differences are not technical flaws but part of IUX’s infrastructure design aimed at supporting efficient trade execution, reduced latency, and reliable access to global markets. By aligning server locations with key liquidity hubs and regional user demand, IUX provides a framework that supports timely and precise order execution especially for strategies such as scalping, algorithmic trading, or high-frequency trading.

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