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Platform Registry
Platform Registry – Digital Platforms Commission (DPC)
Ensuring Integrity, Safety, and Fairness in the Digital Age
The Digital Platforms Commission maintains a public directory of all known digital platforms operating in or serving users within the United States. This registry categorizes platforms based on their DPC certification status, ensuring transparency for users, businesses, and regulatory partners.
Our goal is to help the public and industry stakeholders identify which platforms have met national digital compliance standards, which are currently under review, and which have failed to obtain licensing or have ceased operations.
DPC-Certified Platforms
These platforms have successfully completed the DPC compliance process, demonstrated full adherence to our 13 regulatory pillars, and maintain active certification status.
🟡 Under Review
Platforms that are in the application or audit phase of certification. These platforms have not yet been granted full DPC certification and are not currently licensed.
❌ Unlicensed Platforms
Platforms that are operating without a DPC license or have been denied certification due to major compliance failures. These may face penalties or access restrictions.
⚠️ Inactive/Closed Platforms
Platforms that have been shut down voluntarily or via enforcement action, and are no longer active within U.S. digital infrastructure.
DPC-Certified Platforms
These platforms have successfully completed the DPC compliance process, demonstrated full adherence to our 13 regulatory pillars, and maintain active certification status.
Under Review
Platforms that are in the application or audit phase of certification. These platforms have not yet been granted full DPC certification and are not currently licensed.
Unlicensed Platforms
Platforms that are operating without a DPC license or have been denied certification due to major compliance failures. These may face penalties or access restrictions.
Inactive/Closed Platforms
Platforms that have been shut down voluntarily or via enforcement action, and are no longer active within U.S. digital infrastructure.
Current Platform Listings
Certified Platforms (DPC Compliant)
Facebook (Meta)
Instagram (Meta)
YouTube (Google)
LinkedIn (Microsoft)
Twitter/X (X Corp.)
WhatsApp (Meta)
Snapchat
Zoom
Discord (limited compliance)
Under Review
TikTok (ByteDance)
Telegram
Substack
Clubhouse
Truth Social
BeReal
Threads (Meta)
Unlicensed Platforms
VK (VKontakte – Russia)
WeChat (Tencent)
Gab
Odysee
Rumble
4chan
Kiwi Farms
Inactive / Closed
Google+ (shutdown)
Vine (shutdown)
Parler (deplatformed)
Orkut (closed)
Friendster (discontinued)
Myspace (inactive)
What Certification Means
Platforms listed as DPC-Certified
Display a verified DPC Trust Badge on their platforms
Appear in the official compliance registry with license ID and expiration
Are subject to annual audits and public transparency reporting
Can be trusted to operate according to U.S. digital safety standards
Unlicensed or closed platforms should be used with caution or avoided entirely. Businesses and public institutions are strongly advised not to partner with platforms that lack DPC certification.
