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NTIA — National Telecommunications and Information Administration
Parent: U.S. Department of Commerce. Domains in this note: ntia.gov.
What they regulate
NTIA is the Executive Branch adviser on telecommunications and information policy, including spectrum management and broadband programs. NTIA does not license securities brokers, freight brokers, insurance producers, or mortgage brokers. Telecom/connectivity desks may touch FCC licensing for carriers — verify on FCC and contract docs. Indexed ≠ endorsed.
Always prefer the live .gov site over a third-party mirror. Index ≠ endorsement.
How to verify
- NTIA home — Spectrum, broadband, and telecom policy — not a FINRA/SEC broker-dealer register.
- NTIA programs overview — Grant and policy programs; confirm counterparties on primary licenses, not this page.
Official portal: https://www.ntia.gov/
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Questions this page answers
Does NTIA license securities or freight brokers?
No. NTIA focuses on telecom/information policy and spectrum. Securities paths are SEC/FINRA; freight property brokers are FMCSA.
Is NTIA the same as FCC?
No. FCC is an independent regulator of communications; NTIA sits in Commerce and advises the Executive Branch on telecom/information policy.
Is a BrokerMafia agency page an endorsement?
No. Index ≠ endorsement. BrokerMafia is not a government agency and does not issue licenses.
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https://brokermafia.com/usa/ — with JSON/CSV downloads that include the full local SLD inventory from CISA.
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