IP Fraud Score & Quality Checker – Residential vs Datacenter & Proxy Detector
How IP Fraud Scores & Cleanliness Ratings Work
Modern risk prevention engines (including Stripe Radar, Shopify Fraud Filter, and financial identity verification platforms) inspect network connections across multiple heuristics to determine whether an IP belongs to a genuine residential consumer or an automated proxy script.
Key Metrics Evaluated in This Scan
- Residential vs. Datacenter IP: Residential IPs are assigned by consumer broadband providers (Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, China Telecom) to physical homes. Datacenter IPs originate from cloud hosting providers (AWS, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, OVH) and carry significantly higher risk flags for automated scraping and credential attacks.
- Proxy & VPN Detection: Identifies known commercial VPN nodes, public Tor exit relays, and proxy tunneling servers.
- Timezone & Locale Fingerprint Matching: Detects subtle discrepancies where your browser's physical device clock and operating system language do not match the geographical timezone of your routed IP address.
- WebRTC STUN Candidate Leak: WebRTC can bypass browser proxies and query the physical network adapter directly. This tool checks whether your real local or ISP IP is being silently exposed.
100% Client-Side Privacy
All consistency checks and WebRTC candidate probing execute locally inside your browser sandbox. We never log, store, or sell your IP query history.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good IP Fraud Score?
Scores between 0 and 25 represent pristine, low-risk residential connections. Scores between 26 and 60 indicate moderate risk (such as business networks or minor timezone offsets). Scores above 60 are flagged by anti-fraud algorithms as datacenter hosting or commercial VPN exits.
Why is my IP flagged as Datacenter instead of Residential?
If you are using a cloud VPS, commercial VPN, corporate proxy, or Apple iCloud Private Relay, your traffic routes through commercial server racks rather than a direct residential home cable modem.
What is a WebRTC leak and why is it dangerous?
WebRTC enables real-time peer-to-peer browser video/audio communication. Because it establishes direct UDP sockets via STUN servers, it can bypass standard browser HTTP proxy settings and leak your genuine underlying network address.
Can I check any remote IP or domain?
Yes! Type any IPv4, IPv6, or domain name (e.g. 1.1.1.1 or github.com) into the search bar to inspect its autonomous routing authority and geolocation telemetry.
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