Sell IPv4 Address Space to LARUS

LARUS is a first-party IPv4 operator and end buyer. We acquire IPv4 address space directly and integrate it into our own managed infrastructure, removing intermediary steps and reducing execution uncertainty.

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Why Sell IPv4 Directly to LARUS

Selling IPv4 address space is not only a pricing decision. Working directly with the end buyer reduces counterparty complexity and keeps the transaction accountable from start to finish.

Direct End Buyer

LARUS buys IPv4 for its own address pool, so you deal with a single counterparty rather than a chain of intermediaries.

Clear Closing Structure

The transaction follows a standard closing workflow with documented steps, so decisions and approvals do not depend on third-party matching.

Post-Transfer Responsibility Shift

Transferred IPv4 is operated under LARUS governance after completion, rather than being resold into unknown operational environments.

Direct Sale vs. Intermediary Sale

The difference between first-party and third-party leasing directly affects operational risk and stability.

Selling to LARUS

Selling via Intermediaries

Buyer

Direct end buyer

Buyer matched via intermediaries

Execution

Defined closing process

Dependent on buyer availability

Transfer handling

Managed in-house by LARUS

Varies by provider

Post-transfer responsibility

Moves fully to LARUS

May remain partially with seller

A Managed Transfer Process

LARUS provides a structured transfer process designed to reduce operational and administrative risk.

1

Registry and Routing Review

We review registry records and routing history to identify required updates before transfer.
2

Coordinated handover

The technical transition is treated as a controlled network change to avoid disruption.
3

Transfer completion

Once the registry update is confirmed, ongoing responsibility moves to LARUS.

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Who This Is For

This model is designed for organizations that value execution clarity and responsibility transfer over speculative resale.

Network operators monetizing surplus allocations

Infrastructure providers reducing legacy footprints

Enterprises exiting internal IPv4 administration

Organizations seeking a clean regulatory exit

Representative Outcomes

The difference between first-party and third-party leasing directly affects operational risk and stability.

The Tier 2 ISP

From Dormant Assets to Rapid Liquidity

Challenge

A regional ISP held a dormant /16 block but did not want to rely on intermediary buyer matching, extended timelines, or unclear settlement conditions.

LARUS Solution

LARUS acted as the end buyer. Our team completed a registry and routing review, then managed the RIR coordination and transfer steps through a defined closing process.

Result

The transfer and settlement were completed within the target execution window, and the ISP exited ongoing registry administration for that block.

The Enterprise Legacy Exit

Resolving Decades of Technical Debt

Challenge

A Fortune 500 company held fragmented /20 and /22 blocks with "messy" registry data dating back to the 1990s, creating significant administrative liability.

LARUS Solution

Our technical team executed a comprehensive "Registry Clean-up," resolving legacy ownership disputes and correcting outdated records.

Result

The client realized immediate liquidity and achieved a total exit from administrative and regulatory liability.

Requently AskedQuestions

What is "Guaranteed Renewal" and why is it mission-critical?

Unlike traditional leasing models where resources are often temporary or speculative, LARUS is the first provider to offer Guaranteed Renewal Leasing. We believe IPv4 addresses are mission-critical infrastructure, not disposable assets. Our model provides operators with long-term operational certainty, ensuring that your network remains stable and your IP resources remain permanent for as long as your business requires them.
How does LARUS differ from a traditional IPv4 broker?

LARUS has evolved from a leasing company into a Long-term Infrastructure Provider. While brokers focus on one-time transactions, we focus on permanence and institutional-grade reliability. As a first-party steward of IPv4 resources, we provide direct access to assets with a commitment to continuity and sustained value, eliminating the uncertainty and "middleman" risk inherent in the secondary market.
Can I rely on LARUS for long-term network growth and stability?

Yes. Our recent brand refresh reflects our commitment to institutional trust and forward momentum. Every IP block we provide is backed by our operational expertise and a focus on infrastructure permanence. By aligning our leasing model with the realities of modern networks, we ensure that your IP footprint is a stable foundation for growth, rather than a temporary fix.
What is the relationship between LARUS and the i.LEASE marketplace?

We have established a clear structural separation between asset stewardship and market liquidity. LARUS remains focused on providing permanent, renewable, first-party leasing relationships. i.LEASE is our dedicated global marketplace designed for transparent discovery and efficient market access. While i.LEASE is powered by our infrastructure, it serves as a neutral venue for the broader industry to access IPv4 resources at scale.
How does LARUS safeguard against governance and registry-level risks?

Governance risk—ranging from registry policy shifts to jurisdictional uncertainty—is an operational reality that cannot be ignored. LARUS operates with a high degree of governance preparedness, utilizing our global footprint across all major RIRs to provide geographic and administrative optionality. We do not just provide addresses; we provide a framework that protects your network from being a single point of failure in the event of regional or institutional disruptions.