EGATE has run native IPv6 in production for well over a decade — since before most of the carriers we manage offered it. Every service we deliver is dual-stack by default: your sites get IPv4 and IPv6 together, with nothing extra to order or configure.
IPv4 addresses ran out years ago. Carriers now share them between customers (carrier-grade NAT), which breaks some applications, complicates VPNs and security logging, and makes you dependent on address space you cannot grow. Native IPv6 removes those limits, and most of the public internet — Google, Microsoft, Apple, Meta, the major CDNs — already prefers it.
If your current provider gave you IPv4 only, or your firewall rules and monitoring were never written for v6, our Professional Services team runs IPv4-to-dual-stack transitions as a standard project: addressing plan, firewall policy, DNS, and a cutover that doesn’t disrupt v4. See Professional Services or talk to an engineer.