What is My IP Address?

Your public IP address as seen by ipctl.io, with geolocation, network, and security details.

What You Get

Every IP lookup on ipctl.io returns a comprehensive profile including:

Geolocation

  • Country, region, city
  • Latitude / longitude
  • Timezone

Network

  • ASN and organization name
  • Covering prefix (CIDR)
  • RIR allocation data

Security

  • Composite threat score (0–100)
  • Blocklist and tag detection
  • Tor exit node, VPN, and proxy flags

Routing

  • BGP origin AS
  • RPKI validation status
  • Multi-collector route visibility

How Does This Work?

When you visit this page, your browser sends a request to ipctl.io. The source IP address of that connection is your public IP address - the address that websites, APIs, and other internet services see when you connect.

If you're behind a NAT router (most home and office networks), your public IP differs from your device's local address (e.g. 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x). VPNs, proxies, and Tor will show the exit node's IP instead of your real one.

ipctl enriches your IP with geolocation, BGP routing data, RPKI validation, and threat intelligence - all correlated in real time.

IPv4 vs IPv6

Your connection may use IPv4 (e.g. 203.0.113.42) or IPv6 (e.g. 2001:db8::1), depending on your ISP and network configuration. Dual-stack networks support both protocols. This page shows whichever protocol your browser used for this request.

To check both addresses, visit IP Address Lookup and search for your addresses individually, or use the ipctl API for programmatic access.