IPv4 Price in APNIC Region 2026

IPv4 Price in APNIC Region 2026

IPv4 Price in APNIC Region 2026

The Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC) serves one of the fastest-growing internet markets in the world. Despite this growth, APNIC-registered IPv4 addresses historically traded at a discount relative to ARIN and RIPE space. In 2026, that gap is narrowing as demand from Southeast Asia, India, and the broader Pacific accelerates. APNIC transfer market activity has increased substantially since 2023.

Price Ranges per IP We Saw in April 2026

Block Size IPs Price Range per IP (April 2026)
/24 256 $35 - $50
/23 512 $34 - $48
/22 1,024 $33 - $47
/21 2,048 $32 - $46
/20 4,096 $31 - $45

These are the ranges DCXV's own brokerage deal flow recorded in April 2026, not a quote and not a present-day price. They vary by sub-region, with blocks in AU, JP and SG tending toward the higher end, and what a block actually trades for depends on its cleanliness, its routing history and demand at the moment of the deal - for the live picture see IPv4 pricing.

Price Trend 2022-2026

APNIC IPv4 prices followed the global trajectory but lagged slightly behind ARIN and RIPE. From a peak near $50 per address in 2021, prices corrected to approximately $30-$38 in 2022-2023. Recovery began in 2024, driven by rapid data center expansion in India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines. In 2026, APNIC prices have recovered to $33-$50 depending on block quality and sub-region.

What Affects IPv4 Price in APNIC

Block size - Similar to other regions, /24 remains the most liquid unit in the APNIC transfer market. Larger blocks can take longer to transact due to a smaller pool of buyers capable of absorbing them.

Region - Sub-regional variations are significant in APNIC. Blocks originally allocated to AU, JP, SG, or NZ command stronger prices and faster transaction timelines. Blocks from less-connected economies may require additional routing reputation review by buyers.

Utilization history - APNIC's Whois database provides allocation history, though completeness varies. Blocks with verified continuous use records are preferred.

Routing history - APNIC sub-regions vary in their representation in global BGP tables. Buyers targeting specific markets in Southeast Asia may pay premiums for blocks with established routing in those regions.

Price Difference: APNIC vs RIPE vs ARIN

APNIC addresses typically trade 10-20% below comparable ARIN space and 5-15% below RIPE NCC space. For buyers whose primary routing infrastructure is in Asia-Pacific, APNIC space offers excellent value and regional routing advantages. For buyers seeking global routing, RIPE or ARIN space may be preferable despite the higher cost.

How to Get a Current Quote

DCXV is approved to handle APNIC region IPv4 transfers. Our team coordinates APNIC transfer documentation, works with receiving organizations on routing setup, and advises on sub-regional considerations that affect block value. We serve both sellers in Asia-Pacific looking to monetize unused space and buyers worldwide looking to acquire APNIC addresses at competitive rates.

Contact us at ipv4@dcxv.com with your block size requirements and preferred APNIC sub-region. https://dcxv.com/ipv4

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