Protect any server, game host or network serving India at the Singapore scrubbing edge — the nearest major anycast site to Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru. Self-serve GRE / VXLAN / WireGuard tunnels or real BGP sessions, sub-second detection, and floods absorbed before they reach your Indian uplink. Free trial, per-hour billing, from $25/mo.
DDoS protection for India works by routing your traffic through Sucura's Singapore scrubbing edge — the nearest in-region site to the subcontinent, so mitigation happens in Asia instead of backhauling to a US or European scrubbing center. A GRE, VXLAN or WireGuard tunnel, or a real BGP session, carries your traffic to Singapore, where floods are detected in sub-second time and filtered before they can saturate your Indian uplink. Typical added latency runs roughly 35-65ms depending on your city and carrier — we won't tell you it's zero, because for a deep-India origin it isn't.
Backhauling your traffic to a distant scrubbing center in the US or Europe can add 150-250ms. Singapore is the nearest major scrubbing edge to India, so mitigation happens in-region instead.
Singapore sits closer to Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru than any Sucura scrubbing site in North America or Europe, cutting the distance a flood has to travel before it's filtered.
Announce your own IP space (BYOIP) to AS398999, or take a protected IP over a tunnel — deployed yourself in the Nexus panel, no sales call required.
Spin up a protected tunnel on a trial and move it to a paid subscription in place — no teardown, no long-term contract.
Pay by the hour or $0.05/GB scrubbed, in transparent USD pricing, not a quote-gated enterprise minimum.
Clean-traffic tiers in USD, delivered over Sucura's global anycast network via the Singapore edge. Usage-based scrubbing at $0.05/GB, hourly billing available. All tiers include L3/L4/L7 mitigation, GRE/VXLAN/WireGuard tunnels or BGP, and sub-second detection.
Two ways to route your India traffic through the Singapore scrubbing edge — both self-service in the Nexus panel.
Terminate a protected tunnel from our Singapore edge to your origin server, whether it's hosted in India, Singapore or anywhere else. You get a clean, protected IP, and attack traffic is filtered before it reaches you.
Announce your own /24 to AS398999. Inbound traffic bound for your Indian users routes through our Singapore scrubbing network first, and clean traffic returns to your origin over the tunnel. IRR and RPKI aware.
Volumetric SYN/UDP/ICMP floods are dropped at the edge; application-layer (L7) abuse — including login-flood and credential-stuffing patterns common against Indian fintech and e-commerce sites — is filtered with protocol-aware rules.
BGMI, Valorant, Free Fire and Minecraft servers with Indian player bases stay online under attack. Protocol-aware filtering keeps real players connected while flood traffic is dropped at the edge.
India is one of the most heavily targeted markets for DDoS activity worldwide — the goal is to keep mitigation close instead of routing every flood across an ocean first.
Singapore is closer to Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru than any other Sucura scrubbing site, over the same regional submarine cable corridor — including systems like SEA-ME-WE-6 and the FLAG Chennai-Singapore route — that already carries the bulk of India-to-Southeast-Asia traffic.
We won't claim a tunnel to Singapore lowers your ping — for a deep-India origin it typically adds one, in the tens of milliseconds. What it buys you is in-region mitigation instead of a 150-250ms round trip to a US or European scrubbing center.
Gaming, fintech and e-commerce are consistently among the most-targeted sectors in India. Whether it's a BGMI server or a payments API, floods are filtered upstream before they saturate the link your real users depend on.
Not a quote-gated enterprise product. Deploy tunnels and BGP yourself over our own AS398999 network, and reach real people when you need help.
Common questions about routing India traffic through the Singapore scrubbing edge.
Sucura scrubs India traffic at the Singapore edge — the nearest major anycast scrubbing site to the subcontinent. Once you're on a protected tunnel or announcing via BGP, inbound traffic is filtered at Singapore before clean traffic is delivered back to your origin, wherever in India it sits.
It can, and we'd rather be upfront about that than promise otherwise. Because scrubbing happens at Singapore rather than inside India, a tunnel from a deep-India origin adds a real hairpin — typically around 35-65ms over regional submarine cable routes, depending on your city and carrier (Chennai generally sees a shorter path than Mumbai or Delhi-NCR). In exchange you get in-region mitigation instead of a backhaul to a US or European scrubbing center, which would typically add 150-250ms on top. Latency is lowest when your origin sits near Singapore already or when you are announcing Indian IP space over BGP rather than tunneling from far inland — actual numbers vary by route and we do not guarantee a fixed figure.
Yes. Battle royale and competitive titles are some of the most frequently attacked services we see, and BGMI, Valorant, Free Fire and Minecraft servers with Indian or regional player bases are a common use case. Terminate a protected tunnel to your game server or announce your IP via BGP, and L3/L4 floods and L7 abuse are filtered before they reach it.
No. You can announce your own /24 via BGP (BYOIP) to AS398999 if you already hold IP space, or simply take a protected IP from us over a GRE, VXLAN or WireGuard tunnel. Neither option requires an Indian-registered ASN or Indian IP space, and both are self-service from the Nexus panel regardless of where your origin server is hosted.
Jio, Airtel and BSNL are simply the networks most Indian users and players connect through — they are the last-mile carriers on the eyeball side, not part of our routing path. What matters for protection is your origin server's own connection into our tunnel or BGP session; how your end users reach the internet through their own carrier is a separate routing detail that does not change how the tunnel or BGP session works.
Yes, all pricing is in USD. Plans start at $25/mo for 100 Mbps of clean capacity and scale to $500/mo for 5 Gbps, with usage-based scrubbing at $0.05 per GB. Billing can run per-hour, and a free trial is available before you move to a paid subscription.
For most workloads — gaming, e-commerce, SaaS and media — no. DDoS scrubbing filters traffic in transit at the network layer and does not store your data, so routing through our Singapore edge adds no data-residency burden. If you run RBI- or SEBI-regulated financial systems, your compliance team may require certain traffic inspection or logging to stay within India; in that case you can announce your own Indian IP space to us over BGP so filtering sits inline in front of your origin, or use our edge only to absorb large volumetric floods upstream while your in-country stack handles inspection. Tell us your requirement and we will map the routing that fits — we will not pretend an offshore edge suits a workload it does not.
2 Tbps+ of scrubbing capacity across our global anycast network with sub-second (under 1s) detection and mitigation. Frankfurt, Singapore and Toronto anchor the three-continent footprint, with Singapore handling traffic to and from India.
Deploy a protected tunnel or BGP session at the Singapore edge in minutes — free trial, per-hour billing, USD pricing.
Targeting a specific Indian metro? Each city routes to our Singapore scrubbing edge — pick yours:
One anycast anti-DDoS network spanning Asia-Pacific, Europe and North America.