In February, the number of IPv4 transfers decreased compared to January. ARIN completed the highest number of transfers (268), followed by APNIC (59), RIPE (57), and LACNIC (13). Let’s break down what happened with each RIR: You can visit our dedicated IPv4 transfer stats page for the latest and most comprehensive details on IPv4 transfers. […]

In January, the number of IPv4 transfers decreased compared to December. RIPE completed the highest number of transfers (356), followed by ARIN (180), APNIC (88), and LACNIC (24). Let’s break down what happened with each RIR: You can visit our dedicated IPv4 transfer stats page for the latest and most comprehensive details on IPv4 transfers.

Below are detailed charts and statistics highlighting the IPv4 transfers in 2025. These figures are drawn from data reported by all Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) — ARIN, APNIC, RIPE, LACNIC and AFRINIC. The statistics focus on transfers of unused IP addresses and exclude those resulting from mergers and acquisitions. Additionally, this article includes historical data

In December, the number of IPv4 transfers increased compared to November. RIPE completed the highest number of transfers (951), followed by ARIN (361), APNIC (115), and LACNIC (16). Let’s break down what happened with each RIR: You can visit our dedicated IPv4 transfer stats page for the latest and most comprehensive details on IPv4 transfers.

In November, the number of IPv4 transfers decreased compared to October. RIPE completed the highest number of transfers (437), followed by ARIN (182), APNIC (94), and LACNIC (27). Let’s break down what happened with each RIR: You can visit our dedicated IPv4 transfer stats page for the latest and most comprehensive details on IPv4 transfers.

In October, the number of IPv4 transfers increased compared to September. RIPE completed the highest number of transfers (476), followed by ARIN (290), APNIC (110), and LACNIC (22). Let’s break down what happened with each RIR: You can visit our dedicated IPv4 transfer stats page for the latest and most comprehensive details on IPv4 transfers.

In September, the number of IPv4 transfers increased compared to August. ARIN completed the highest number of transfers (386), followed by RIPE (372), APNIC (83), and LACNIC (29). Let’s break down what happened with each RIR: You can visit our dedicated IPv4 transfer stats page for the latest and most comprehensive details on IPv4 transfers.

In August, the number of IPv4 transfers decreased compared to July. RIPE completed the highest number of transfers (450), followed by ARIN (140), APNIC (73), and LACNIC (21). Let’s break down what happened with each RIR: You can visit our dedicated IPv4 transfer stats page for the latest and most comprehensive details on IPv4 transfers.

In July, the number of IPv4 transfers increased compared to June. RIPE completed the highest number of transfers (514), followed by ARIN (189), APNIC (84), and LACNIC (41). Let’s break down what happened with each RIR: You can visit our dedicated IPv4 transfer stats page for the latest and most comprehensive details on IPv4 transfers.

In June, the number of IPv4 transfers showed a modest increase compared to May. RIPE recorded the highest number of transfers (361), followed by ARIN (316), APNIC (94), and LACNIC (12). Let’s break down what happened with each RIR: You can visit our dedicated IPv4 transfer stats page for the latest and most comprehensive details