Check My IP Address
Geolocation
ASN & Carrier
Security Status
Tool Introduction
This tool helps you quickly look up detailed information about any IP address, including geolocation, ISP, proxy/VPN status, ASN info, abuse contacts, and more. Supports real-time proxy type and security attribute detection, making it a great assistant for network security, IP management, risk control, and other scenarios.
How to Use
- Enter the IP address you want to check in the input box above (e.g. 123.45.67.89) and click "Check".
- The system will automatically identify the IP's organization, type, location, proxy attributes, etc., and display the details in the table below.
- If you need bulk/automated queries, please refer to the "API Usage Guide" on the right.
Field Reference
IP Address (ip): The IP being checked. Supports IPv4 and IPv6. If the input box is empty, the system will automatically check your current public IP (retrieved via /get_client_ip).
IP Type Badge (ip_type): The badge shown at the top-right. It is based on “Usage Type” and displayed as readable text (localized). This badge describes the network usage scenario (e.g., residential, mobile, datacenter), not a “public/private IP” classification. Usage Type is taken from as_info.as_usage_type first; if empty, it falls back to usage_type.
Country/Region (country) and Flag (country_flag): Shows the country/region name and its flag. The flag depends on the two-letter country_code. If the country code is missing/invalid, or the IP is local/private/reserved, the default “unknown” flag will be shown.
Region/State (region / geo_region): Province/state/region under the country. It appears in both the overview card and the “Geographic Info” panel; the field names differ but the meaning is the same.
District (district / geo_district): A finer administrative division (may be empty for some countries/regions).
City (city / geo_city): The inferred city for the IP. For proxy/VPN/datacenter IPs, city accuracy may be lower or may reflect the datacenter location.
Latitude/Longitude (latlon): Displayed by combining latitude and longitude (format: lat, lon). Used for location reference and map display; accuracy varies by IP type.
ZIP/Postal Code (zip): Postal code for the inferred location. Not all regions provide this; if unavailable it will show “-”.
Timezone (timezone): Prefers time_zone_info.olson (e.g., Asia/Shanghai) and attempts to append the UTC offset from time_zone; if one part is missing, it will display what is available.
ASN (asn_full): Autonomous System Number, displayed as ASxxxxx (e.g., AS4837). Helps identify which autonomous network/organization the IP belongs to.
ASN Name (as_name): The organization name for the ASN. If as_info.as_logo is provided, a logo will be shown before the name (if the logo fails to load, it will be hidden and the text remains). The name uses as first, then falls back to as_info.as_name.
ISP (isp): The direct Internet service provider / carrier / cloud provider name, used to help identify network ownership.
Domain (domain): Related domain information for the IP (may be empty), commonly from reverse DNS or ownership/domain metadata.
Usage Type (usage_type): A network usage classification displayed as readable text (the UI does not show raw codes). Common meanings include residential broadband, mobile network, datacenter, commercial/organization/education/government networks, CDN/edge networks, search/automation networks, and reserved/local addresses.
Address Type (address_type): Address type information (such as unicast or anycast). Used to help interpret delivery/distribution characteristics and is also part of the “native IP” evaluation logic.
Net Speed (net_speed): Network speed tier or characteristic label (definitions may vary by data source). Used as a reference for network quality and type.
Network CIDR (as_cidr): The network range containing the IP (e.g., 1.2.3.0/24). Useful for ownership analysis, statistics, and batch policy rules.
Native IP Evaluation (is_native_ip): Shows a “Native / Non-native” conclusion. Current logic: when is_proxy is false, Usage Type is ISP or MOB, and address_type is empty or unicast, the IP is more likely considered “native”; otherwise it is considered “non-native”.
Fraud Score (fraud_score): A risk score from 0 to 100. Higher values indicate higher risk. The UI displays a progress bar and a corresponding risk label.
Security Master Switch (is_proxy): The main switch indicating whether the IP is detected as a proxy/abnormal exit. If is_proxy is false, the VPN/Tor/Datacenter sub-items are forced to “No” to avoid misleading results.
VPN (is_vpn): When is_proxy is true, indicates whether the IP is identified as a VPN node.
Tor (is_tor): When is_proxy is true, indicates whether the IP is identified as a Tor exit node.
Datacenter (is_datacenter): When is_proxy is true, indicates whether the IP is identified as a datacenter/cloud/IDC exit.
Proxy Type (proxy_type): A readable proxy category (localized). If proxy.proxy_type is not provided by the API, the UI derives it from is_tor, is_vpn, and is_data_center; if it still cannot be determined, it shows “-”.
