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Bitcoin nodes in Pakistan

Current node records associated with Pakistan by approximate IP geolocation. Counts describe public network observations from Atlas's vantage point and do not identify the people operating these nodes.

Reachable nodes
1

Latest stored status is reachable

Observed node records
33

Includes other reachability statuses

Share of all node records
0.05%

Includes unknown-country denominator

Reachable within country
3.03%

Pakistan in the observed network

Pakistan accounts for 0.03% of reachable records in the country dataset and 0.10% of records with a known country. These denominators differ from the homepage's distinct crawler-observation count.

Latest country check: . Global dataset activity: .

IPv4, IPv6 and network types

NetworkReachableObserved
IPV4133

Observed IPv6 addresses may appear before any are confirmed reachable. Only successful handshakes qualify as reachable.

Leading reported software

Self-reported user agents among reachable node records
User agentReachable nodesShare
/Satoshi:22.0.0/1100.00%

Up to ten user agents are shown. Shares use all reachable records in this country, including unreported strings. The linked text filter is global; use the country node list for geographically restricted rows.

Observed networks and ASNs

ASNNetwork nameObserved
AS132165Connect Communications8
AS9541Cyber Internet Services (Pvt) Ltd.4
AS17557Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited4
AS212238Datacamp Limited3
AS45669PMCL /LDI IP TRANSIT2
AS45773PERN AS Content Servie Provider, Islamabad, Pakistan2
AS56167Plot No 181-186 Street2
AS135407Trans World Enterprise Services (Private) Limited2
AS138655Trans World Enterprise Services (Private) Limited2
AS205759Ghosty Networks LLC2

Up to ten network groups are shown. An ASN identifies a routing network, not a node operator. Hosting and VPNs can concentrate observations.

An observed view from our crawler's vantage point, not a complete census. Reachable means a successful Bitcoin P2P handshake. IP geolocation is approximate. How Atlas measures the network.

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