Fully automated.
IPv6 BGP tunnel and free transit.
Automated tunnelbroker, peering and free transit platform for your ASN.
Free already ships. Add-ons are optional.
Start at US$0. Scale traffic or unlock IPv4 only if you need it.
US$3 / month per extra 1 TB
Extra traffic
Went past the included 1 TB? Each extra terabyte is US$3/month per ASN. Simple and predictable.
US$10 / month
Enable IPv4
The free plan is IPv6 transit for your prefix. Want dual-stack on the same tunnel? Enable IPv4 for US$10/month.
GRE and WireGuard. Native.
Pick the encapsulation your router already speaks. No translation layer in the middle.
GRE
The internet classic. Lightweight, universal and a fit for BGP over tunnel on ISP routers, homelabs and core.
WireGuard
Encrypted, fast and stable. Ideal when the path to the PoP needs protection.
Native support, for real
The tunnel comes up in the protocol you choose, with the endpoint you provide. Works with MikroTik, Linux, FRRouting, Bird, Cisco, Juniper and the stack you already run.
Full self-service
Four steps. No human in the loop.
No ticket. No manual approval after WHOIS. The flow is automatic from signup to a live tunnel.
Approve via WHOIS
Confirm the link in the email sent to the ASN's WHOIS contact.
Bring the tunnel up
Once the ASN is validated, create the tunnel in GRE or WireGuard with your endpoint.
Create tunnelIn Brazil. For Brazil and the world.
The tunnel terminates on infrastructure in Brazil - low latency to LATAM, competitive IPv6 routes globally, and redundant connectivity. Announce your IPv6 prefixes from here.
PoP in Brazil
Local presence for IPv6 that feels like backbone, not a distant tunnel broker.
Redundant connectivity
More than one egress path. IPv6 transit does not hang on a single uplink.
Who this free tunnel is for
From homelabs with their own ASN to ISPs that want real IPv6 transit in Brazil.
If you have an ASN
Bring the ASN, validate via WHOIS and announce unlimited IPv6 prefixes. No sales call.
Homelab and research
BGP lab, IPv6 anycast, routing-policy tests - with 1 TB free to start.
ISPs and operators
Edge IPv6 in Brazil without paying full transit on day one. Scale TB when traffic grows.
IPv6 anycast
One more IPv6 PoP on the map. Announce the same prefixes and gain national coverage.
Coming soon
BGP communities
Traffic-engineering communities will be available soon; for now, black hole only.
Need more than the free tier?
Free IPv6 Transit is the entry point. For a physical port, bulk IPv4 or BGP on your current link, keep going here.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
See the most common questions about our Free IPv6 Transit and unlimited BGP.
Yes. Free IPv6 Transit is US$0/month and includes 1 TB of traffic per month per ASN, unlimited IPv6 prefixes, unlimited BGP, and a native GRE or WireGuard tunnel. Extra traffic is US$3/month per additional TB. IPv4 is US$10/month to enable. We do not hand out IPv6 space: you announce the prefixes of your ASN.
No. The flow is fully automated: create an account on the panel, go to Networking, link the ASN, approve the WHOIS email, then with the ASN validated create the tunnel under Tunnels with GRE or WireGuard and your endpoint.
Create accountYes. This product is IPv6 transit for networks that already have an ASN and prefixes. You attach the ASN to the account and confirm via the WHOIS contact email. Without an ASN, see HypeHost BYOIP - we announce on our ASN.
Native GRE and WireGuard. You pick the mode when creating the tunnel and provide the endpoint. No improvised encapsulation in the middle.
Unlimited. The free plan does not charge per IPv6 prefix. Unlimited BGP on the validated ASN.
Each extra 1 TB costs US$3/month per ASN. The terabyte included in the free plan still applies.
The free plan is IPv6 transit. To enable IPv4 on the same service, the add-on is US$10/month. For IPv4 transit on a physical port, see IP Transit.
In Brazil. The tunnel terminates on Brazilian infrastructure, with redundant connectivity and solid latency to Latin America.
Traffic-engineering communities will be available soon; for now, black hole only.
Your ASN on IPv6. Today. Free.
Create the account, validate the ASN via WHOIS and bring up GRE or WireGuard. 1 TB included. Unlimited IPv6 prefixes. Brazil.
Start now - US$0What is HypeHost Free IPv6 Transit?
Free IPv6 Transit is an IPv6 tunnelbroker and transit service in Brazil for networks that already run an ASN. You bring up a GRE or WireGuard tunnel to our PoP, establish a BGP session and announce the IPv6 prefixes you control. The entry plan is US$0 per month and includes 1 TB of traffic per ASN, unlimited IPv6 prefixes, unlimited BGP and redundant connectivity.
Provisioning is fully automated on the AS199829 panel: signup, ASN linking with WHOIS email approval, and tunnel creation with your endpoint. No sales queue and no ticket for the free plan. Tunnelbroker, peering and free transit for your ASN.
We do not give out IPv6 space. You announce yours.
This is not a tunnelbroker that lends a /48 or /56 from our network. We do not give IPv6 space. You need an ASN and IPv6 prefixes of your own (or assigned to you) to announce via BGP. What is free is IPv6 transit and the tunnel to the PoP in Brazil. If you have no ASN, look at HypeHost BYOIP, where we announce on our ASN.
How to activate the IPv6 BGP tunnel step by step
1) Create an account at panel.as199829.net/user/register. 2) Under Networking (panel.as199829.net/networking), link the ASN. 3) Approve the email sent to the ASN WHOIS contact. 4) With the ASN validated, open Tunnels (panel.as199829.net/tunnels) and create the tunnel in GRE or WireGuard with your endpoint. The BGP session comes up next, with no human in the loop.
ASN, WHOIS and prefix filters
ASN validation uses the email published in WHOIS. Only after approval can you create tunnels. Announce only IPv6 prefixes your ASN is entitled to originate. Prefixes outside IRR/RPKI or unauthorized should not be announced. Black hole is already available to drop a prefix under attack; traffic-engineering communities come soon.
Native GRE and WireGuard for BGP
Two native encapsulations, no translator in the path. GRE is the classic on MikroTik, Cisco, Juniper, FRRouting and Bird - light and universal for BGP over tunnel. WireGuard encrypts the path to the PoP with low overhead, useful when the uplink is untrusted or crosses the public internet. You choose when creating the tunnel and paste the endpoint.
Pricing in USD: US$0 and transparent extras
The free plan is US$0/month and includes 1 TB per ASN, unlimited IPv6 prefixes, unlimited BGP and a GRE or WireGuard tunnel. Each extra 1 TB costs US$3/month per ASN. To enable IPv4 on the same tunnel, US$10/month. No lock-in. If you need a physical port, full IPv4/IPv6 table or more traffic, see IP Transit and BGP Backup.
Black hole now, communities later
Traffic-engineering communities will be available soon; for now, black hole only. With black hole you mark a prefix so traffic is discarded at the edge - a fast answer to abuse or an attack without taking the whole ASN down. When the communities list ships, fine-grained announcement control (prepend, no-export, regionalization) lands in the same panel.
What the IPv6 BGP tunnel in Brazil is for
- Announce your ASN's IPv6 prefixes from a PoP in Brazil
- Homelab and BGP lab with a real session and IPv6 table
- Extra IPv6 PoP for anycast, dual-homing and failover
- ISPs that want IPv6 transit without buying a full port on day one
- Encrypted WireGuard tunnel to the PoP, or classic GRE on the router
- IPv6 peering and transit on a fully automated platform
- Black-hole a prefix under attack while full communities are still coming
- Bring up BGP without a ticket: account, WHOIS, tunnel and session in the panel
Location: Brazil
The tunnel terminates on infrastructure in Brazil, not a distant tunnelbroker in Europe or the US. That cuts RTT for users and peers in Latin America and places your IPv6 prefixes in a regional PoP, with redundant connectivity. Ideal when you need a Brazilian origin on the IPv6 BGP announcement.
What US$0 includes
- 1 TB of traffic per month per ASN
- Unlimited IPv6 prefixes on the validated ASN
- Unlimited BGP
- Native GRE and WireGuard
- Redundant connectivity in Brazil
- Fully automated activation after WHOIS, with black hole available
Why this IPv6 tunnelbroker in Brazil?
Because IPv6 transit for your own ASN is still sold as an enterprise product. Here entry is US$0: GRE or WireGuard tunnel, unlimited BGP, unlimited IPv6 prefixes and a flow you finish yourself on the panel. We do not sell IPv6 space - we sell the path into the table, in Brazil, for the prefix you already have.
When traffic grows, extra is US$3 per TB. If you need IPv4 on the same tunnel, US$10/month. Physical ports, bulk dual-stack and BGP on the link you already have stay on IP Transit and BGP Backup. The IPv6 tunnel, peering and transit platform stays free for the community.