PTA bars telecom operators from supplying internet bandwidth to unlicensed providers
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has reminded licensed telecom operators that they cannot provide internet bandwidth or related services to unlicensed businesses and distributors. Profit by Pakistan Today reported that the clarification was made at a meeting with Long Distance International, Fixed Local Loop and Class Value Added Services licensees at the regulator’s headquarters.
The PTA said LDI and FLL licensees can supply bandwidth, including configured internet packages, only to operators holding a PTA licence. The restriction covers IP bandwidth, panel services, E1 connections and Domestic Private Leased Circuits, while Pemra cable operators and last-mile providers can obtain bandwidth from FLL licensees under the District Class Licence framework. Bills and receipts must come from the applicable FLL or Class Licensee, the PTA said, as it seeks to keep service provision within licensing rules.
At a glance
- PTA says licensed operators cannot supply bandwidth to unlicensed entities.
- Internet service bills must be issued by the relevant FLL or Class Licensee.
Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today
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