Registry Transfer & Documentation
Registry transfer paperwork and documentation across ARIN, RIPE, APNIC, LACNIC and AFRINIC — fitting operating models whose engineering or legal team does not maintain registry-policy expertise per region, and whose transaction risk posture demands the broker carry transfer paperwork rather than self-managing the documentation cycle.
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IPv4 Buying & Acquisition
Brokered IPv4 acquisition through legitimate ARIN, RIPE, APNIC, LACNIC and AFRINIC transfers — fitting operating models whose hosting, ISP or service-provider business has long-term IPv4 inventory needs and whose finance posture treats IPv4 as a permanent capital asset rather than a leased OpEx line.
IPv4 Selling: Divest Unused Inventory
Sell-side brokerage for legacy IPv4 holders looking to monetize inventory beyond current need — fitting operating models holding more space than the operating plan justifies, whose finance posture wants to monetize the asset and whose engineering team cannot maintain registry-transfer paperwork in-house for a one-time divestiture.
Clean-Reputation Inventory Vetting
Inventory verified for clean reputation, routability and registry status before delivery — fitting operating models whose hosting, mail or service-provider business cannot tolerate addresses appearing on blocklists, RBLs or known-hijack lists, and whose engineering team cannot absorb the operational cost of sourcing and reputation-cleaning IPv4 space inside the org.