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How to review an IP address in IpQuery.Info

A signup from an unfamiliar network, or a checkout that doesn't match the billing country, is worth a second look. The IP Explorer shows what the API returns for one address: an estimated location, the network that owns it, and VPN, proxy and Tor flags.

Before you start

  • An IpQuery.Info account (the 15-day trial includes every field)

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Transcript

See where an IP address is likely to be, who runs its network, and whether it looks like a VPN or proxy.

In the IP Explorer, type the address you want to check. Any IPv4 or IPv6 address works, and leaving the box empty looks up your own connection.

Select Look up. The result opens with the address, its estimated country, time zone and currency, and a risk score.

Scroll to Network and ASN to see the operator, then Threat and privacy. Flagged chips such as VPN, Proxy or Tor exit mark what to review. A location is an estimate, so treat it as a signal, not proof.

Steps

  1. Enter the address ▶ 0:08

    In IP Explorer, enter the address in the lookup box. Leave it empty, or select Look up my connection, to check your own connection.

    IP Explorer with an IP address typed into the lookup box

  2. Run the lookup ▶ 0:19

    Select Look up. The result shows the address and its estimated place, with the Risk assessment and Location cards.

    Lookup result with the address, estimated place and Location card

  3. Read the network and threat signals ▶ 0:27

    Review Network & ASN for the operator, then Threat & privacy for the VPN, Proxy, Tor exit and Bogon chips.

    Network and ASN card next to the Threat and privacy chips
ResultThe address's estimated location, network and threat signals are on screen, with the same request ready to copy as code.

Next steps

Updated 2026-10-26