We Excel, Native America Prospers.

We manage the financial assets of American Indians held in trust by the Department of the Interior. We disburse more than $1 billion annually and have more than $5 billion under active day-to-day management and investment on behalf of Tribes and individuals.

In a reorganization effective October 1, 2020, the Bureau of Trust Funds Administration assumed the fiduciary functions previously managed by the Office of the Special Trustee for American Indians.

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A person smiles while receiving a debit card

IIM Welcome Guide

The gateway to information about Individual Indian Money (IIM) accounts.
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An illustration of the coronavirus showing short spikes emerging from a sphere

COVID-19 Updates

The Bureau of Trust Funds Administration is closely monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to take proactive measures to protect its employees and the public.
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The sun setting behind a field of flowers

Find a Trust Officer

Contact information for regional Fiduciary Trust Officers as well as the Trust Beneficiary Call Center.
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Search Unclaimed Accounts

BTFA currently holds $80 million in trust for thousands of beneficiaries with no known address. Search our records to see if your name, or the name of someone you know, is on the list.
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Bison grazing in a meadow

Manage & Save Your Money

This page discusses the steps Indian trust beneficiaries can take to manage and save money, including tips about bank accounts, personal budgets, debt, and credit scores.
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Two people sitting at a desk

Planning for the Future

This page provides estate planning tips for beneficiaries to ensure that trust assets are distributed the way you want when you die.
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External News
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Buy-Back Program sends offers to landowners with fractional interests at the Crow Creek Reservation (www.bia.gov)
DOI News
Sec Haaland meets with Tribal leaders
Secretary Haaland Announces Members of the First-Ever Secretary’s Tribal Advisory Committee
DOI News
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Indian Affairs Makes Significant Investment to Protect and Preserve Native Languages