FCC Robocall Mitigation Database
Stay listed in the Robocall Mitigation Database.
Every voice provider handling U.S. traffic must keep an accurate RMD certification — and be able to back it up. VoIP Radar is both the mitigation program you describe and the evidence you show when asked.
What the RMD expects
What goes into an RMD certification
Under 47 CFR § 64.6305, providers certify their STIR/SHAKEN status and describe the reasonable steps they take to avoid carrying illegal robocalls.
Mitigation plan
A specific description of the practices you use to stop illegal robocalls from originating or transiting your network.
STIR/SHAKEN status
Whether you have full, partial or no implementation, and why. VoIP Radar helps you reach full IP implementation.
KYC procedures
How you vet new customers and upstream providers — with VoIP Radar KYC records behind every claim.
Traceback commitment
A commitment to respond fully to traceback requests within 24 hours, supported by searchable call records.
Analytics & blocking
Real-time controls that detect and stop illegal traffic before it reaches consumers.
Keeping it current
Certifications must be updated when information changes. We flag when your plan no longer matches reality.
The stakes
Removed from the RMD? You're off the network.
The FCC has repeatedly removed providers from the Robocall Mitigation Database for deficient certifications, failure to respond to tracebacks and carrying illegal traffic. Once a provider is removed, other U.S. providers are prohibited from accepting its traffic — an immediate and near-total loss of business.
The Commission has also proposed raising the bar for RMD filings, with stricter accuracy and currency requirements. An inaccurate or stale filing can be a problem on its own, even without illegal traffic.
VoIP Radar keeps you defensible with a documented mitigation program, live analytics, KYC records and traceback logs that line up with what your certification says.
Get in touch
Find out where your network stands
Tell us about your switch and traffic. A VoIP Radar engineer will map your STIR/SHAKEN, RMD and fraud exposure and send a written assessment — free, within one business day.
- STIR/SHAKEN & attestation review
- RMD certification gap check
- Fraud & robocall exposure snapshot
- Deployment plan for your SBC / softswitch