Sell IPv4 Addresses

Sell IPv4 addresses directly to LARUS.

LARUS helps qualified holders sell IPv4 addresses through a direct buyer route with fewer intermediaries and a defined closing process.

With one accountable counterparty, managed RIR coordination, and structured settlement, the selling process becomes easier to execute.

When the IPv4 block is eligible and the transfer path is clear, LARUS can move from review to closing through a controlled transaction process.

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Why sell IPv4 addresses directly to LARUS

Direct selling gives IPv4 holders a shorter path, clearer accountability, and less broker-layer friction when they sell IP address blocks.

Direct end buyer

You deal with LARUS as one accountable counterparty, not a chain of brokers or layered introductions.

Defined closing process

The review, commercial terms, RIR coordination, and closing steps are scoped before the transfer moves forward.

Cleaner risk transfer

Responsibility moves through a controlled path, reducing ambiguity around coordination, documents, and completion.

What sellers get

The value is practical: fewer intermediaries, shorter cycle time, clearer settlement, and a process sellers can follow.

Fewer intermediariesA single counterparty reduces handoffs, mixed incentives, and repeated negotiation loops.

Shorter processWhen the block, ownership, and transfer route are clear, the transaction can move faster toward closing.

Clear settlementCommercial terms and settlement expectations are aligned before the transfer reaches execution stage.

Managed RIR coordinationLARUS handles the transfer-side registry coordination path with the relevant RIR process.

How to sell IPv4 addresses through a controlled process

The process is designed to make the selling path clear before time is spent on execution.

Step 1 — Share block detailsSubmit the IPv4 prefix, RIR, holder information, intended sale timing, and any transfer constraints.

Step 2 — Review eligibilityLARUS checks resource fit, ownership clarity, RIR transfer route, documentation needs, and commercial feasibility.

Step 3 — Confirm termsWhen the block is suitable, both sides confirm transaction structure, settlement expectations, and required documents.

Step 4 — Close and transferLARUS coordinates the RIR process, tracks the transfer path, and completes the transaction through the agreed closing route.

When an IPv4 sale can move forward

A sale can progress when the resource, ownership, commercial terms, and registry path are all clear.

Eligible resourceThe IPv4 block must be transferable under the relevant RIR rules and pass LARUS review.

Clear holder statusThe seller must be able to provide the company, authorization, and documentation required for transfer.

Aligned closing routePrice, settlement, documents, and RIR coordination must be agreed before execution begins.

FAQ

Answers for sellers focused on timing, counterparty certainty, transfer handling, and settlement.

Direct selling reduces intermediary layers and gives the seller one accountable counterparty for review, terms, coordination, and closing.

LARUS manages the transfer-side coordination path with the relevant RIR process after the transaction structure is agreed.

The seller provides block details, holder information, authorization documents, timing expectations, and any known transfer constraints.

The seller gets a clearer counterparty, process owner, review path, settlement logic, and closing route before execution.

Ready to sell IPv4 addresses?

Send your IPv4 block details and start a direct review with LARUS as the buyer.

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Get production IPv4 from a team that understands the risk layer.

Send your block size, deployment profile, ASN context, timing, or seller inquiry. LARUS will reply with a direct commercial path, not generic broker language.

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