Will api64.ipify.org show IPv6 on the ₹99 plan?

Only if the proxy egresses IPv6. If the node still exits IPv4, whitelist that IPv4 or move to the IPv4 plan.

Free Static IPv6 in India vs a Dedicated Plan — Broker Reality Check

Free or cheap IPv6 offers are not dual-stack IPv4. Most Indian broker whitelist fields still want IPv4. When a dedicated ₹99 IPv6 plan is enough — and when it is not.

What “free IPv6” usually means

Some Indian providers advertise free or near-free IPv6. Read the fine print: it may be shared, lightly provisioned, or IPv6-only. Algo-IP’s ₹99 plan is a dedicated IPv6 — one address, not dual-stack IPv4, not free.

Broker forms

Zerodha, Angel One, Dhan, Fyers and Upstox commonly show an IPv4 whitelist. We mark IPv6 as “confirm in portal” on every /brokers/:slug page because the field changes. If it rejects an IPv6 literal, pay for IPv4 (₹200/month).

When dedicated IPv6 is enough

You have pasted an IPv6 into that broker’s live form and it saved.
Your bot and the proxy path actually egress IPv6 to that API (many stacks still speak IPv4).
You accept that the ₹99 plan does not include an IPv4.

Comparison pages: /ipv6, /ipv4, and the older IPv4 vs IPv6 blog. Do not treat competitor “free” banners as a broker guarantee.