Two Updates: Crypto Transfer Payments and Legacy IPv4 Space

You can now pay with Crypto Transfer

Stablecoin payments are live, processed through Stripe. To pay with crypto, choose Crypto transfer and connect your own wallet. There’s no wallet address to copy or manually verify, and you don’t send funds directly to IPbnb.

You can use Crypto transfer in two ways: add funds to your credit balance or pay for a specific subnet directly at checkout.

Payments are made in USDC, which is pegged 1:1 to the US dollar. The USDC amount you approve corresponds to the amount on your invoice. Keep in mind that your wallet will also charge a network gas fee for processing the transaction. This fee goes to the blockchain network — not to IPbnb or Stripe — and is separate from the invoice amount.

Payments settle in USD on our side, and you get the same invoice you’d receive after paying by card.

Already holding a different cryptocurrency? Swap it for USDC in your wallet first, then pay as usual. Our step-by-step guide to paying with Crypto Transfer walks through both ways to do it - topping up your balance and paying at checkout.

Legacy IPv4 space is now on the platform

IPbnb now works with legacy IPv4 space in the RIPE region. The first legacy prefix /24 listed by its holder on the platform is already fully leased.

Legacy space is IPv4 that was assigned before the RIR system existed - sometimes after nothing more than a single email. Some of those original holders never signed an RIR contract and never paid an annual fee for the block. Decades later, that same block is scarce, routable, and worth real money on the secondary market.

If you're holding legacy space you're not fully using, you can list it the same way as any other subnet.

Need clean IPv4, or have space to spare?

Pay however works for you, and put unused legacy blocks to work.

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