Singapore IP Lookup | Trace Singaporean IP Addresses
Looking up a Singapore IP address? As a massive regional tech hub and submarine cable landing site, Singapore handles traffic for all of Southeast Asia. Tracing Singaporean IP addresses using our free public IP address lookup tool helps you verify regional routing, audit cloud services, and comply with local data privacy laws.
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Singapore Internet Overview
Singapore has near-universal gigabit fiber broadband coverage, giving it some of the fastest home internet speeds in the world. Because Singapore is a major data center hub for global cloud providers, many Singaporean IP addresses belong to cloud servers hosting regional traffic rather than local household connections.
Does Your IP Address Change?
Most home broadband and mobile connections in Singapore get a dynamic public IP address, so it can change when your router reconnects or your provider reassigns it. Many mobile networks also put customers behind carrier-grade NAT, where one public address is shared. Static addresses are usually a paid business option.
Singapore Network Facts
IPv6 Adoption
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Regional Internet Registry
APNIC
IPv6 adoption changes month to month, so we don't quote a fixed number. See Google's per-country IPv6 statistics for the current figure. IP addresses in Singapore are allocated by APNIC.
Major ISPs in Singapore
- 1Singtel
- 2StarHub
- 3M1
- 4MyRepublic
- 5ViewQwest
Top Hosting Providers
- 1Exabytes Singapore
- 2Vodien
- 3Singhost
- 4Amazon Web Services (AWS) Singapore
- 5Google Cloud Singapore
Singapore IP Address Space in Numbers
As of 25 September 2026, the regional internet registries list 27.9 million IPv4 addresses (27,894,336) as delegated to 541 organisations in Singapore: 0.76% of all delegated IPv4 space, the 19th-largest share of any country. Organisations there also hold 520 IPv6 blocks and 724 autonomous system numbers (ASNs).
IPv4 addresses registered
27.9 million
Share of world IPv4
0.76% (#19)
IPv6 blocks
520
AS numbers (ASNs)
724
Networks with the most IPv4 addresses in Singapore
The five networks with the most IPv4 addresses in Singapore hold 37.2% of the 20.4 million addresses that geolocate there, out of 1,460 networks in total.
- AS16509 · Amazon.com, Inc.14.2%
- AS8075 · Microsoft Corporation9.8%
- AS45102 · Alibaba (US) Technology Co., Ltd.5.2%
- AS9506 · Singapore Telecommunications Ltd, Magix Services4.5%
- AS55430 · Starhub Internet Pte Ltd3.5%
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How to read these numbers
The registry figures count addresses delegated to organisations based in Singapore. The network and city figures count the 20.4 millionIPv4 addresses that geolocate there, which is why the two totals differ. Large address blocks usually geolocate to the owner's headquarters or data centres, so a city's share reflects where networks are registered and hosted, not how many people are online there. Some big holders, such as government, university or corporate networks, are not consumer ISPs at all.
Registries, exchanges and privacy rules in Singapore
- Country domain
- .sg is run by SGNIC (Singapore Network Information Centre).
- IP address registry
- APNIC allocates addresses in Singapore.
- Main internet exchange points
- SGIX (Singapore Internet Exchange) and Equinix Internet Exchange Singapore. Networks exchange traffic directly here instead of through distant transit providers.
- Privacy law
- Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA). The regulator is the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC).
Sources: NRO combined RIR delegation statistics, file dated 25 September 2026; DB-IP IP to City Lite and IP to ASN Lite (2026-09) (CC BY 4.0). Network and city shares are IP Dekho's analysis of the DB-IP data (IPv4 only), updated monthly.
IPv6 Transition & Adoption
Next Generation Protocol Deployment
Singapore has solid IPv6 support. The city-state’s modern data centers and major telecom providers support native dual-stack configurations, ensuring smooth routing for regional and global traffic. Learn about address routing structures in our article on Autonomous System Numbers.
How to Use the Location Finder
Enter the Singapore IP address in the search box above. The locator will return the local area, ISP name, ASN, and coordinates. To verify your own current public IP address details, simply click lookup without typing anything, or run an ASN registry lookup.
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Type any valid IP or site domain in the input above.
Verify Details
Analyze ISP, geolocation state/city, coordinates and timezone records.
Audit Network
Utilize the returned metrics to troubleshoot latency or perform compliance checks.
Benefits of Singapore IP Lookup
- Determine if incoming traffic is coming from regional cloud servers in Singapore and discover IP reputation scores.
- Send Southeast Asian user traffic through Singapore routing nodes to reduce latency and understand how botnets function.
- Support Singapore PDPA security obligations by checking that servers you manage don't expose unnecessary services, using our open ports scanner. A scan is one check, not proof of compliance.
- Identify connections routing through Singaporean proxy or VPN hosts.
Common Use Cases
Fintech systems in Singapore detecting spoofed locations during transaction checks.
Network developers auditing connection paths at the Singapore Internet Exchange (SGIX).
Media providers geo-blocking content to comply with regional distribution rules.
SaaS systems monitoring and security auditing logins across local business networks.
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