We have clients requiring IPv6 support, so our options seem to be either to move away from Vercel or to put something like Cloudflare in front of Vercel? The latter option will add latency and cost, so it's not great.
In the old community discussion forum, mentioned that IPv6 was target for beginning of 2024,[1] but we're now in beginning of 2025. Are there any news to share on the topic?
Any update on this?
Vercel is hosted on AWS, which has been adding strong support for IPv6-only setups. Vercel engineers should be aware of this "new technology."
Honestly, this is a feature that shouldn’t even need to be requested from a tech company in 2025.
Thanks for flagging this, Miyuru! We've shared this internally and will loop back with any additional comments.
I also just ran in to this. IPv6 should be table stakes by now.
Any updates? It’s really frustrating to not have IPv6 support, and makes me stick to other platforms
Any updates? Can’t access my db instance due to lack of IPV6 support
Hey folks! Thank you so much for your patience 
There are no updates on this for now, but we will let you know once we get an ETA.
Hi. We are now at the beginning of 2026, over two years after the first indication of iPv6 being around the corner. I am requesting a status update on this feature request.
Due to gov requirements we are required to be compliant with iPv6, and we are soon forced to switch platform if this is not implemented.
Thank you
ETA please
It’s 2026 and we still have no IPv6 support? What is going on?
Hi there,
It is already almost mid month of May of 2026 is there any news on this IPv6 things.
is this still in work? 
We have had multiple customers report being unable to connect to our website. After extensive debugging, we found it was due to this. We also confirmed they were unable to access vercel.com. The reason is their networks have probably misconfigured ipv4 and since there's no ipv6 fallback for vercel it just looks like we have an outage. Since other websites work it's hard to explain to customers that it is an upstream provider issue (like we would normally when AWS is down).
We could put cloudflare in front of vercel, but Vercel also does not recommend this for multiple reasons. Guidance on at least workarounds would be appreciated; however, in 2026 there is more an more customers that will likely have this issue as majority of the internet has transitioned to IPv6.